Thai Cong "costs" 50 million to eat 1 balut, Doan Di Bang said it was not a waste of money

Becoming a social network phenomenon because of selling luxury goods, designer Thai Cong is the hottest name at the moment as he continuously reaches the top of searches. The life around this talented designer also has many interesting and attention-grabbing points.

One of the most shocking reviews is the video showing how to eat duck eggs properly. While enjoying a rustic duck egg dish that costs less than 5k/egg, this man invested in a set of eating utensils worth nearly 50 million VND.

Specifically, to keep the eggs hot when enjoying, Thai Cong uses a small box made of high-quality porcelain (a type of porcelain), with a lid, priced at 4.2 million VND. The plate placed under the egg carton costs 2.5 million VND, the porcelain spoon costs 2.4 million VND.

Even though he ate in an "aristocratic" style, the designer did not forget to add spices such as coriander, salt and pepper, lemon, and chili on a platinum-coated ceramic plate. In addition, he also sipped some sake stored in a 26-piece vase. Wine glasses also cost 9 million VND.

Using food that is hundreds of thousands of times more expensive than normal, Thai Cong's way of eating is also extremely different. Instead of using a spoon to crack the top of the egg, Thai Cong uses a knife to cut it horizontally before enjoying. The designer believes that this way of eating shows lightness, sophistication and luxury. His way of eating eggs is also different from many people.

Whether eaten in a popular or aristocratic way, boiled duck eggs are indispensable for laksa leaves, lemon salt, pepper and chopped chili (or ground chili). Thai Cong suggests that balut is suitable for sipping a few sips of sake. He used glass decorated with yellow rim patterns from the oldest glass manufacturer in France. In addition, the uneaten eggs will be kept warm by the designer in a silver jar, under a candle holder.

Previously, during the livestream session, this German-Vietnamese designer emphasized: "When customers use products with luxurious value, it will bring them a high-class life." He thinks these items are worth the price.

It can be seen that Thai Cong's statements and selling items at "unbelievable" prices make him a controversial figure on entertainment forums. Many people believe that Thai Cong set a "virtual price" and "no one buys".

However, recently, Doan Di Bang confirmed that her husband bought a maple leaf tea set worth more than 70 million VND, which was reduced to 70,000 VND. The female singer posted a clip of receiving orders including many small items such as teapots, tea cups...

When asked about the concept of whether buying expensive items is worth it or not, Doan Di Bang expressed: "Recently there have been many controversial opinions, some people think it's worth it, some people say it's not worth it. Bang feels Every opinion is correct because it is a personal opinion, everything is correct and it depends on many factors such as living environment, economic conditions, ideology... Bang alone also exists in parallel with two streams. that opinion".

She added that at first she thought that even if she had money, she would not buy products from designer Thai Cong, because when displayed in the house, if she did not say it, no one would know that this was a flower vase worth several hundred million. Or if they knew, guests wouldn't dare touch it.

"Some people say why do you spend hundreds of millions to buy Thai Cong's products, but it's not the brand name? These furniture are all branded furniture from brands that have been around for hundreds of years, just like goods. that sign.

Nhu Bang went to her friends' and partners' houses and bought things like this. You tell someone to buy, but people buy a lot, they just don't say it out loud," Doan Di Bang affirmed.

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