Co Chung restaurant brings pure Vietnamese dishes in Singapore. With the goal of bringing pure Vietnamese flavor, Co Chung restaurant introduces to international friends the culinary flavors of all three regions of the North – Central – South. As a result, diners have the opportunity to experience many other special dishes, not just pho. Specifically, tourists and Vietnamese expatriates can enjoy many dishes such as grilled pork vermicelli, spring rolls, rib rice, banh beo, spring rolls, pancakes… The menu at Co Chung restaurant includes dishes that are close to Vietnamese taste. Towards a cozy space similar to Vietnamese meals, the range of utensils and furniture at the restaurant are carefully selected. Flower pots or paintings by many Vietnamese photographers are also arranged by the restaurant to make diners feel like they are at home. Ms. Chung shared that her restaurant will not only be an address to introduce Vietnamese dishes but also a cultural bridge to introduce both people and Vietnamese tourism. Banh xeo, one of the favorite dishes of many diners at Co Chung restaurant. Opened right at the time of the Covid-19 pandemic broke out in March 2020, Co Chung restaurant was fortunate to receive a lot of attention and support from diners. The staff all see this as an opportunity and motivation to develop the restaurant, affirming its position on the culinary map of Singapore. Many newspapers in Singapore praise the restaurant’s food and service. Screenshots. “We are proud to be one of those small restaurants that are covered by mainstream newspapers like The Straits Times in Singapore,” said the owner. Sharing about daily challenges, Ms. Chung cannot hide her joy every day when she is attached to what she loves – Vietnamese delicacies. Chung’s first branch is located at Level B2, Unit 20 at 68 Orchard Road, Plaza Singapura Mall – one of the busy commercial centers on the famous Orchard shopping street, right at Dhoby Ghaut Central Station. The second branch also opened a few months later at 5 Lor Telok, 049018.

Following the story, recently, musician Nguyen Van Chung also shared a long article on his personal page, expressing his thoughts on the relationship between the audience and the artist. In it, he asserted that the audience is not people “Raise the artist directly like parents, but indirectly raise the artist with his affection and energy”. Musician Nguyen Van Chung spoke up about the incident. Specifically, musician Nguyen Van Chung wrote: For me, being an artist is a special profession, a blessing, a choice, an artist and an audience that is a very emotional relationship, not simply a seller – a buyer. That is why there are artists who have products of high artistic quality, sometimes very high, but few people care to support (only experts appreciate and respect), but have many artists have purely entertainment products, sometimes without artistic and humanistic values, but are still loved and supported by many audiences, spend money to buy products, buy gifts, buy flowers, buy tickets watch shows, and give them special offers, spend time watching Youtube channels or interacting with them on their personal pages… All of these things are about love, not because of the quality of the product (although that sometimes there are some really good items.) The original sharing of director Quoc Bao. But usually what comes from love, the accompanying action is caring, caring, supportive… (and a little biased, mocking, sometimes even a bit blind) calling dear feed! The word farming here is described as “using my love and my time to support the artist’s life”! From that and a lot of love, that artist will get a good income, a million-view YouTube channel will have a good source of income, selling tickets with an audience will increase the salary, participating in a show with a rating will increase the show. frequency of invitations, high Facebook interaction, book ads and generous costs…that’s farming! Audiences don’t raise artists directly like parents, but indirectly raise artists with their affection and energy tâm “. Long article by musician Nguyen Van Chung. Since then, the male musician himself draws the responsibility of the artist towards the audience: “ Therefore, the responsibility of the artist is to try to bring the best and highest quality spiritual food to the audience, to live a standard life, to set an example of a beautiful lifestyle, to behave well, to spread the thoughts and ideas of the artist. right point to guide young audiences to active and cultured lifestyles. And the audience’s responsibility is to support and love their artists in the most civilized way, respecting copyright, besides being objective, aware of right and wrong and criticizing artists who are not good. , the product is not good ! “. According to musician Nguyen Van Chung, when the artist is wrong, the audience has the right to defend, criticize, disparage or even boycott because that is their right. On the contrary, when the audience is wrong, the artist has the right to be sad, angry, to speak up, to blame, to be angry with some people. However, he asserts the artist: “Absolutely not saying “no audience needed” because that sentence offends the audience that is not wrong and loves you!”. Finally, musician Nguyen Van Chung confided: “That’s just my personal opinion, but I love all of them, because the ultimate purpose of art is to bring peace in our souls, to relax and enjoy the joy and beauty of life, I’ve decided to make art, I won’t carry anger, hatred, hatred in my heart! Whoever makes me unhappy, I avoid, I live and write music for the rest of my loved ones! Have a good weekend everyone! draw!”. Below the article, musician Nguyen Van Chung received a lot of support and agreement from the audience and artist friends.