The old quarter, where the taste of the streets not only satiates the hungry belly but also provides unique experiences. One might think that just enjoying the food is enough, but there is a famous restaurant that stands out not only for its delicious “forget your sorrow” dishes but also for the owner’s talent in “insulting customers.”
It may sound strange, but this “specialty” has attracted countless diners, even though they have to pay and endure bitter words. This controversial story has unfolded over many years, but surprisingly, the restaurant is still bustling with customers. Many people lose their money and get verbally abused, yet they keep lining up to experience it. Give it a try, you might find out that being “insulted” also has its own unique flavor and unforgettable experience, not inferior to the food itself.
Bat bun ngan – a dish that many people love but also get insulted for.
The famous duck noodle restaurant in the old quarter, known for being “crowded whether they insult or not,” was recently visited by a customer who shared their experience on social media. This post is now causing a lot of controversy.
According to the shared content, the customer posted not to review the food because they hadn’t tried it yet and had to leave. Instead, they wanted to share their unhappy experience at this duck noodle restaurant. The customer said that despite the notorious reputation for being insulted, this place serves the best duck noodles, so they still wanted to try it. Knowing that they had to order drinks when sitting inside, but they didn’t have the habit of drinking while eating, so they arrived early to secure a seat outside.
They arrived at the restaurant at 9:40 am and saw some people already waiting. Despite being told by the staff that they could go somewhere else and come back later because the female owner didn’t make one serving, they chose to wait. Around 10:10 am, fearing they would lose their seat, they saw the owner appear but were told that the restaurant was still closed. The customer insisted on waiting, and the owner said, “Didn’t I say we’re closed? Go home, your face looks ***** already. It’s still early morning, and you’re already annoying. Seeing the owner repeatedly say that they looked *****, the customer stood up and left. They admitted that they might have been stubborn and their appearance might not have been pleasant, but they would never return because they felt truly hurt.
Underneath the shared post about the famous duck noodle restaurant, there are many conflicting opinions. Some believe that this kind of treatment is normal when eating here because the food is so good that they can overlook it. Others think that the owner doesn’t insult them personally, only the staff, so they should “leave themselves out” and be content with the good food.
The other side is very angry about the owner’s attitude. They believe that no matter how good the food is, they will never go there if they have to spend money and listen to insults. They feel humiliated. Additionally, some people think that this customer was too stubborn. Even after being insulted once, they stayed to listen to more insults.
What about you? Have you tried this famous duck noodle restaurant? What do you think of this selling style?
