The enthusiastic bread seller was promised a gift by the Japanese customer despite being harshly spoken to

Recently, surfing on Tiktok, it was not difficult to see videos of a Japanese guy in Vietnam. The content of the clip is about street food and other dishes in Vietnam, however, fans pay the most attention to the clips where he eats at a banh mi shop in Da Lat.

Specifically, he and the salesgirl seemed not to be close as they interacted comfortably with each other, but she continuously persuaded the Japanese customer to buy more of her cakes and charge a higher price than usual. In another clip, when the customer said he was about to return home, the saleswoman repeatedly asked "do you have anything to remember for me?".

This has caused many netizens to leave comments, saying that the bread seller is making Vietnam look bad in the eyes of international tourists. The name "passionate bread" also became famous from here.

Under public pressure, the woman spoke up to explain herself, and at the same time scolded the Japanese male TikToker for "harming" her. Knowing this, he was not angry at all. On the contrary, he asked everyone to stop coming to her to interview her about his video.

Specifically, in the clip, the Japanese customer expressed: "I was very surprised to see that recently there has been a lot of news surrounding my video of eating banh mi. Honestly, I feel like the banh mi lady is very friendly and chatty. It was fun talking to her. That's why I came to buy bread here 3 times in a row. Everyone please stop coming to her to interview me about my videos.

Tet is coming, I hope everyone will let her do business with peace of mind and celebrate Tet happily with her family. If I have a chance, I will definitely come back to buy bread from you if you don't hate me. And I will definitely bring Japanese gifts to meet you."

It can be seen that he did not want things to go in a negative direction. Even though he didn't know if he had seen the clip of the bread seller enthusiastically scolding him or not, his behavior was still praised by many people.

Meanwhile, the enthusiastic bread seller was very unhappy with the Japanese guy. Previously, this woman also spoke up to explain the problem of selling more expensive than usual.

The woman said: "Over the past few days on the internet, it has been rumored that I sell expensive bread, but when I sold it to a Japanese customer, I explained. 1 loaf of bread costs 20,000 VND, plus 3 balls of shumai is 30,000 VND, plus 2 more sugar sandwiches will make 50,000 VND. I'm old and I haven't deceived anyone, so why did I post on social networks tens of thousands of people telling me that? If I cheated, I would cheat a few billion, not 50,000 VND. I've been selling for 15 years and no one has ever criticized me for being expensive. And the Japanese people who come to buy speak Vietnamese very well, it's not like I'm charging anything expensive."

Besides, the woman also did not hesitate to blame all the mistakes on this guest, thinking that the guy went online to speak ill of her, which is why so many people reacted so harshly. She shared on social networks: "I'm old and miserable, so I came here to sell each loaf of bread. That day, I explained the price very carefully. When I was happy, I asked for a bottle of oil. A bottle of oil costs tens of thousands. It's not worth anything.

I still sell normally, since the day I announced it until now I've been selling even more. Before, I only sold 50 loaves a day, today I sell 100 loaves, it's only 9am and I only have 5 loaves left, about to go get more. Your rumors affect my reputation."

"That Japanese friend hurt me, but no one would mind if he sold it for 15 years. That friend lacks ethics and culture."

Up to now, the clip of the enthusiastic bread seller is still being widely shared by people on social networks. Besides the unpleasant comments about her behavior, there are still many opinions that she did nothing wrong. Because according to them, soliciting customers is something any business person does.

Not to mention, the Japanese male tourist himself was also very happy to come and eat her bread, so there is no reason for viewers to continuously give negative opinions like now. Through the clip, many people also hope that every store owner will sell at the right price, whether to Vietnamese or foreign customers.

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