Many cafes in Hanoi are bright red to celebrate National Day September 2, customers flock to check-in

These days, many cafes in Hanoi are brightly decorated with flags, banners, and banners, and set up special scenes to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day September 2. These creative spaces have become ideal check-in destinations, attracting a large number of customers every day, especially young people.

At a cafe on Tran Quang Dieu Street (Dong Da, Hanoi ), the space inside the shop is divided into many areas, with a variety of different decoration styles, meeting the photography needs of customers.

The number of customers flocking to the shop is very large to enjoy drinks and take souvenir photos. Customers are of all ages, from children, young people to middle-aged customers.

A large number of customers flocked to the cafe on Tran Quang Dieu street to enjoy drinks and take souvenir photos.

Nguyen Duc Giang, the store manager, shared that the store did not previously target check-in customers, but on the occasion of the big holiday, the store came up with the idea of ​​decorating and implemented it within a week. With the advantage of the existing tiled roof, the store aims for the nostalgic features of the old Northern cultural house, combined with flags and flowers made of fabric, creating a rustic, close feeling.

In addition, the shop also has the idea of ​​setting up the scene as street nameposts, naming them Doc Lap, Giai Phong, Dien Bien Phu and setting up victory bulletin boards. In particular, the cups of water on this occasion are all decorated eye-catchingly, with stickers of the national flag prepared.

The space inside the shop is divided into many areas, with a variety of different decoration styles, meeting the photography needs of customers.

According to Duc Giang, since August 2nd when the store completed the scenes, the number of customers checking in at the store has been very crowded, significantly increasing compared to the number of customers on normal days. It is expected that this decorative space will be kept by the store until September 2nd.

At another cafe on Vo Van Dung Street (Dong Da, Hanoi) with a special design to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day September 2, the tables are always full.

Truong Ha Phuong, the brand owner, said that on weekends, the number of customers checking in at the shop is increasing, with some days recording over 500 customers despite the rain. There were many times when they had to refuse customers because there was not enough space to receive them.

On weekends, the number of customers checking in at the cafe on Vo Van Dung street is also very crowded, with some days recording over 500 customers.

Ha Phuong shared that to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day September 2, the restaurant came up with the idea of ​​designing many banners expressing love for the Fatherland, combining old stamps to create a beautiful background for customers to take pictures. In addition, the space is decorated with flags, conical hats, Vietnam map,... making customers very excited.

The drinks for this occasion are also uniquely creative, with a collection of National Day - Independence - Freedom drinks. The top of the cup is cleverly covered with a red flag with a yellow star from crumbs, and the outside of the cup is also designed with the image of the national flag.

Drinks on this occasion are also uniquely creatively designed.

Le Tieu Khuong (born in 2003) - a student at the University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Ho Chi Minh City and his 3 friends have just come from Ho Chi Minh City to Hanoi to attend activities celebrating the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day on September 2. The cafes decorated with flags and flowers to celebrate Independence Day were the first places Tieu Khuong and his friends visited.

“My friends and I missed the atmosphere of the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of the South and National Reunification Day because we were busy studying for exams, so this time we wanted to stay in Hanoi for a long time to fully experience the activities. I felt very happy when I came to these cafes because the atmosphere was bustling and there were many backgrounds for taking pictures,” said Tieu Khuong.

Le Tieu Khuong (second from right) and three friends have just left Ho Chi Minh City for Hanoi to attend activities celebrating the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day September 2.

These creative spaces have become ideal check-in destinations, attracting a large number of visitors every day.

Hoang Linh (born in 1996, Hanoi) said she arrived at the cafe early to choose the best photo shoot locations. Linh prepared the conical hat and the red flag with the yellow star, and combined it with a white outfit to highlight the accessories.

“Coming here and seeing people wearing Ao Dai and taking pictures with the national flag, I feel very happy and proud. I also hope to have some beautiful pictures to commemorate this occasion,” Linh shared.

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