President and his wife and Japanese officials enjoy Vietnamese bread and coffee in the heart of Tokyo

On the morning of November 28, in a space imbued with Vietnamese culture on a small street in Tokyo, with conical hats and lotus flowers, President Vo Van Thuong and his wife, along with the Governor of Tokyo and a number of Japanese officials, enjoyed bread, Quang noodles, Vietnamese coffee...

Banh mi xin chao restaurant was opened in October 2016, owned by two brothers Bui Thanh Duy and Bui Thanh Tam. These “purely Vietnamese” sandwiches have created excitement for many Japanese people and attracted the attention of the media in the Land of the Rising Sun.

Living and studying in Japan for more than 10 years, with the desire to bring Vietnamese street food to establish a business in Japan, and at the same time promote their country's culture to the world , two brothers Duy and Tam decided to start a business with bread with traditional Vietnamese flavors.

Source: https://baoquocte.vn/chu-tich-nuoc-va-phu-nhan-cung-quan-chuc-nhat-ban-thuong-thuc-banh-mi-cafe-viet-giua-long-tokyo-251702.html