Đống Đa
Lively Đống Đa is packed with food stalls and tiny eateries serving soup noodles and spicy mango salads, as well as convivial hot-pot places and upscale Vietnamese restaurants. It's also home to the Temple of Literature, an 11th-century Confucian complex with pavilions and statues. Small fashion boutiques sit alongside mainstream clothing stores, while the nightlife scene includes beer bars and karaoke venues.
People born in D Ng Da (First 39 people) - Page 2
Roz Bell
Canadian singer-songwriter
Tracey Ferguson
Canadian basketball player
Xu Shaohua
Chinese actor
Ron Weatherburn
Pianist
Claudia Naulu Simbolon
Indonesian teacher
Dorothea Naulu Simbolon
Suryadi Simbolon
Maruli Simbolon
Juanita Petra Simbolon
Mary Hilliard Hinton
Painter and historian
Jeon Tae-il
South Korean worker
Nam Il Hae
Singer
Vinu Abraham
Indian short story writer
Soetan Kasajangan Soripada
Ryan Fowler
American football linebacker
Yang Jing Ru
Chinese actress
Paul Gobeil
Canadian businessman
Connie Dion
Sin Chaeho
Korean historian
Jerónimo Hermosilla
Missionary
Miguel de Estete
Spanish writer
Luis Fernández Fernández
Journalist
Song Joong-ki
South Korean actor
Cho Wonjin
South Korean Politician
Oh Dal-su
South Korean actor
Cho Won-jin
Former Member of the National Assembly of the Republic of Korea
Dimas Sumantri
Indonesian football player
Arkhan Fikri
Football player
Kim Yeongyeon
Volleyball player
MUSHVENOM
Musical artist
Kari Matchett
Canadian actress
Nathan Berg
Bass-baritone
Paul Yee
Canadian historian
Lillian Disney
American artist
Son Seokgu
South Korean actor
Son Suk-ku
South Korean actor
Son Seok-koo
South Korean actor
Erica Carroll
Canadian actress
