For hundreds of years, the world has never stopped admiring the artifacts of architecture, painting, music, cinema, fashion and later industrial products “Made in Italy”. The “works” originating from this land contain the enchanting vision and style of “La Dolce Vita” full of sweetness of Italy. The enchanting style “La Dolce Vita” is full of sweetness and romantic If you have ever set foot in Italy, you will feel the spirit of “La Dolce Vita” clearly present throughout every corner of this country. Every street corner in Italy has beautiful little cafes and classy restaurants. In the hands of a warm cup of Cappuccino in the morning, with cocktails in the afternoon, walking on the hundred-year-old cobblestone streets in Rome brings a feeling of sweetness and romance. The sweet taste of “La Dolce Vita” that Italians want to give is also products with the “Made in Italy” brand. Feeling overwhelmed when admiring the trendy designs from famous fashion houses such as Versace, Gucci, Valentino or Dolce & Gabbana in the fashion capital of Milan. Romantic fashionistas on the street in Italy (photo source internet) You can easily see fashionistas, romantic boys running Vespa, girls with golden hair like sunshine and deep eyes walking on the street… They always exude a characteristic luxurious and liberal aura. of the Mediterranean Sea. Sweet and full of passion According to research from the University of Leicester, Italians are generally healthier and live longer than many other European countries. Their secret is to make every moment of life sweet and memorable, every moment in the present moment worth savoring with all the senses. With Italians, there will be no rushed dinners, 15-minute meetings enough for a cup of coffee. An Italian cafe is always an Italian space. They have such a deep need for communication and conversation that they temporarily forget the concept of time. Italians often gather and spend time with their families nh (image source internet) Italian food culture conquers the world with its regional diversity and richness of differences in taste. Spaghetti is one of the indispensable dishes on the Italian menu, pizza was transformed into a dish for royalty by Queen Margherita. You won’t see any Italian girl turning down pizza for fear of the calories they’ll have to consume. They’ll eat gelato ice cream cones, but they’ll also eat homemade salads from ingredients picked from the home garden. Like a glass of wine from the Chianti Classico region, Italian cuisine draws people into ecstatic, passionate and passionate love. Italians always cherish every family moment (photo source internet) Italians bring the spirit of La Dolce Vita to everything around them. They put family connection first, value friendship like a treasure, never shy to talk about love and always cherish every moment of the present. And just like that, the melody of their lives rang out, with more-than-sweet sounds! The Art of Living La Dolce Vita spread Italians are not just sweet – Living La Dolce Vita takes you to the beautiful land of Bel Baese. That country captivates people with overflowing love and romance, with a culture spanning thousands of years of history, with painting, architecture, cuisine and not to be missed: The Art of Living La Dolce Vita. Danko City with “La Dolce Vita” moments The style of living fully in the present, cherishing love, blowing sweetly and romantically to every moment in life has spread all over the world, including Vietnam. Danko Group also contributes to spreading “La Dolce Vita” moments to Vietnamese families. The Little Venice subdivision at Danko City Thai Nguyen will bring a standard Italian lifestyle – La dolce Vita full of energy and positivity. Little Venice at Danko City Urban Area covers the clear blue Dragon’s Eye Lake Inspired and distilled from the most romantic city in the world – Venice (Italy), 68 duplex villas and 32 Shophouses in the Little Venice subdivision of Danko City Urban Area are likened to a miniature “kingdom”. covering the clear blue Dragon Eye Lake, recreating a riverside city in the heart of Thai Nguyen with Italian character.

The machine performs everything from kneading, to baking, and filling completely automatically. Customers can observe the baking process through a small glass window. It takes about 3 minutes to make a delicious pizza for guests. Raffaele Esposito, a 19th century Neapolitan who invented Italy’s most famous pizza. This is the most loved cake in Italy and the world, so the first pizza vending machines in the world receive a lot of attention. Customers give their feedback after their experience with this pizza vending machine. Some argue that pizza products are perfectly acceptable in case you are in a hurry. However, there are opinions that this is a ‘horror’ experience. Claudio Zampiga, a retiree, said: “The pizza looks pretty good but it’s much smaller than in a restaurant and has few cores.” Fabrizia Pugliese, a Neapolitan college student, now living in Rome tried the machine-made pizza. Fabrizia Pugliese shared that he didn’t like the pizza from this vending machine because it tasted like “piadina”, a super thin, soft unleavened bread that is very popular in northern Italy. “I don’t think it’s a pizza,” said Fabrizia Pugliese in his judgment. Gina, a customer who is a retiree, said: “It’s horrible. Pizza really has to be eaten hot right away. This machine I don’t see works for myself.” Unique crunchy pizza vending machine in Italy In fact, for many Italians, the classic pizza experience will involve watching and looking at the baking process, from kneading and cooking in a wood-burning brick kiln to the final product release. and. With its current position, “Mr. Go Pizza” machine will face fierce competition to win a part of the market. The reason is that nearby, Napolitano restaurant using brick oven to make cake is very crowded. Giovanni Campana, a local customer, said after taking a bite: “I don’t think I’m going to have a pizza made with a machine” It is said that Esposito created the classic “Pizza Margherita” on June 11, 1889 to welcome Queen Margherita of Savoy, wife of King Umberto I, to visit Naples, Italy. The famous chef used tomatoes, mozzarella cheese and basil leaves, representing the three colors of the unified Italian flag, red, white and green. Esposito, who made a pizza for the queen 132 years ago will probably agree with the new creation.