Representatives of the Vietnamese Embassy in Malaysia had to bow and apologize to the guests as Vietnamese people fought over food at a buffet restaurant during the September 2nd celebration.
The concept of Buffet originated from the French tradition of standing meals in the mid-17th century. Initially, the offerings were simple, including coffee, wine, tea; and food items such as potatoes, chicken, shrimp, bread, pastries, and ice cream.
In Vietnam, the buffet style has only become popular in the last decade or so. However, it is truly embarrassing to think about the image of Vietnamese people at buffets. Let me share a few stories about Vietnamese buffet-goers for everyone to reflect on and discuss together.



From these narratives, Vietnamese individuals should reevaluate their cultural conduct when indulging in buffet dining to avoid unflattering impressions. Moreover, portraying our Vietnamese culture positively will enhance its appeal to foreigners.

Captivating scenes of Vietnamese dining at buffets
Key pointers for dining at buffet restaurants:
- Maintain orderly queues when serving food, refrain from pushing or cutting in line.
Here are some budget-friendly, elegant, and classy buffet restaurants you can consider: Tân Hoa Cau, Pachi Pachi, Buffet Con Voi Vàng, Buffet Blue Diamond Hotel, Buffet Rồng Vàng, and more.
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Author: Blue
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