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The restaurant Com Que Duong Bau suddenly became a "stormy" name on social networks. Not only because of the series of clips introducing "very special" dishes, but also because of the price considered "quite expensive" for a home-cooked meal.

Besides the conflicting opinions, this controversy also makes many people curious to personally experience it to see what the truth is.

And among them, Jenny Huynh - a famous international student with a simple lifestyle and humorous personality - is not left out.

Recently, Jenny posted a video on her personal TikTok recording her and her friends eating at Com Que Duong Bau. At first glance, it seems like a "normal eating" video, but it turns out to be not simple at all. Jenny did not review at all, did not say anything about the food, not a single word of praise or criticism. Instead, she chose a more "special" way: making a clip accompanying the viral music on the internet - the music was inspired by the "stormy" sayings of the restaurant's representative before.

Specifically, the music with content from the restaurant's food introduction sentences such as: "Right in the center of District 1, I have 3 eggs, I have some onions, fried eggs 110k", and similarly with stir-fried beef with bok choy 140k, braised pork 150k, banh khot 140k...

Jenny did not comment further, just coordinated her expressions and filmed the food close-up to the music. However, she also subtly corrected a notable detail: the fried egg in the video was captioned "0k" (0 VND), probably because the restaurant was giving away this dish on occasion.

Through the short video, Jenny did not make any direct comments, but it was enough to make netizens talk excitedly. Some people thought that this was a clever way to express personal feelings. Others were curious whether this famous rich kid was really "satisfied" with the meal? Others were simply delighted with her humorous and sophisticated way of "catching the trend".

Appearing on TikTok for less than 2 months, Com Que Duong Bau has quickly become a name discussed in the culinary business world. The restaurant's TikTok channel attracts nearly 200,000 followers, tens of millions of views per video and nearly 8 million likes. However, this popularity comes with a lot of controversy.

The videos revolve around rustic dishes such as fried eggs, braised meat, boiled vegetables... but with prices that are considered unreasonable.

A portion of fried eggs including 3 eggs and a few green onions costing 110,000 VND has caused many people to react strongly. The image of the restaurant using chipped bowls to "create a rustic feel" but causing concerns about food safety, along with the bill containing words that were considered disrespectful to customers, has further caused public opinion to lose sympathy.

According to media expert Truong Thanh Dat, Com Que Duong Bau is applying the formula of creating controversial content - a popular tactic to quickly spread on social networks.

"The more people argue, the more attention the restaurant gets. From a media perspective, they are successful in terms of recognition. But the business efficiency is not yet seen" - he commented.

Analyzing this case further, Mr. Dat said that Duong Bau's homegrown rice used high-priced content to cause controversy, similar to the case of Thai Cong. However, Thai Cong's products built their brand in the high-end segment while homegrown rice is a popular item, and consumers have already determined the price level.

The reason the restaurant gives for the high price is that it is located near Nguyen Hue Walking Street (District 1), but this is not a convincing reason for consumers. In fact, there are many restaurants in this area but the prices are not that high.

"Price is a sensitive issue, so handling communications later, or simply "cleaning" or "whitewashing" the brand, will be very difficult. Because in the end, a successful communication campaign must still be measured by economic efficiency," Mr. Dat emphasized.

With controversial content, it will often go viral quickly, but media people must consider a way out. A well-known brand without revenue for the investor is also a failure.

"As someone who has worked in social media for many years, I honestly still haven't figured out how to "solve" this situation and don't understand their business strategy. I'm also waiting to see how they handle it and how this drama will end," said Mr. Dat.

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