A unique and humorous notice of closure from a coffee shop in Ho Chi Minh City is causing a stir online.

The announcement of a coffee shop in Ho Chi Minh City closing for a few days for many years now has suddenly caused a stir on social networks with its unique and 'one of a kind' content. What's interesting?

"I overslept this morning so I have to close! Tomorrow the shop will be open as usual!"; "Customers, summer is here. Let's close for a while. Now that we're back, we'll let you know. Forever in love!"; "The shop is still tired so I'll take a break. We'll open again next week. Forever in love, customers"... The humorous notices of a few days off from a shop owner in Ho Chi Minh City have been causing a stir on social media in recent days, making many readers smile.

The announcement of a cafe in Ho Chi Minh City closing its doors has caused a stir online.

Other announcements shared on social networks include: "Yesterday I was mauled by a tiger and still haven't woken up. I'd like to close today. I'll be open as usual tomorrow!"; "The shop is closed again. Reason: Too tired, going on vacation . Duration: 10 days. Love you all!"; "The shop is on summer break for a little fun. Will reopen in August!"...

Thousands of likes, comments and shares were posted on social media platforms about the shop's closure announcements. Many people expressed their delight at the shop owner's cuteness and humor. In addition, some netizens also wondered if the reasons given by the shop owner were true or not and how the closure announcements affected the shop's business.

Account Cong Vinh commented after reading the humorous announcements: "The shop is run for passion only!". "The family has the means, what kind of business is this!", Hai Bui expressed. "This shop must have a base to be able to drink!", Ng Hoai An shared. "Working for the shop is always healthy", a fanpage commented.

What do shop owners say about the closure notices?

According to Thanh Nien 's research, the restaurant that has been causing a stir on social networks recently is Ty Water Restaurant located in Thu Duc Ward (formerly Binh Tho Ward, Ho Chi Minh City). Mr. Dang Thanh Nhan (31 years old), the restaurant owner, expressed his joy at receiving the attention and love of diners and social networks recently.

The restaurant is located in Thu Duc ward (HCMC)

PHOTO: CAO AN BIEN

The owner confirmed that he has been creating these humorous closing notices for many years now. After the first notice: "Merry Christmas, the shop is happily closed!" was unexpectedly liked and shared by everyone.

"Most of the reasons for closing that the shop gives are based on the shop's actual circumstances. For many reasons, there are times when the shop will close for a few days. I write cute, humorous notices hoping to convey positive emotions, hoping that customers who come to support the shop will see that the shop is temporarily closed but will not be too upset when reading the notices and sympathize with the shop," he shared.

In fact, the above notice boards after being spread on social networks helped the shop's business become better, according to the owner's confirmation. It is known that this shop was started by Mr. Nhan in 2016.

Reasons for closing the shop that make readers smile

At that time, this was just a small water cart, he also drove a motorbike taxi to make a living. Luckily, he received support from customers, 2 years later he focused on developing this shop to have the spacious store as it is today.

The shop is popular with customers for its peach tea and peach milk tea. In addition, the shop also sells many other types of fruit tea at affordable prices of 20,000 VND/cup. To survive for nearly 10 years now, overcoming the Covid-19 pandemic, Mr. Nhan said the secret lies in the quality and flavor that he has maintained consistently over the years.

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