Madeline
@drowsymadeline
14 Jul 2026
I've eaten at this restaurant many times with colleagues and friends. And today, seeing their promotion offering all dishes at a flat price of 65k, I decided to take my two little ladies to try it out. But after finishing the meal and paying the bill, the staff said, "Go down to the manager to pay and 'give a 5-star review on Google' to get the price at 65k, otherwise, the price on the receipt will be the same." First: there's no such option on the Facebook page. Second: in principle, forcing customers to give a 5-star review means you should pay the original price. It's counterproductive to promoting the restaurant's image. The staff member told me to go downstairs to pay. When I met the manager: at first, she said the same thing as the waitress on the second floor, but after I pointed out the two issues above, the manager admitted that the Facebook page doesn't have a section for requesting customer reviews (how to review is up to the customer). And I also said that forcing customers to review is counterproductive to current advertising. In reality, the restaurant's dishes are very visually appealing, many are delicious (especially the rice dishes). In the end, I still paid 65k for each dish and they didn't require a review. No problem at all. Initially, I planned to give it 2 stars, but the restaurant manager handled the situation so smoothly for tonight. Otherwise, I would have been very annoyed by this situation. The restaurant's positive points are that the food came out very quickly. The presentation was beautiful. The rice dishes were the best. Everything was great if it weren't for the situation tonight.











