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Yes. This happened to me twice and both times happened in Vietnam.My husband and I went to a Greek fusion restaurant in Nha Trang. He had been to this restaurant before with his colleague and said I should try their specialty. So I told him to go ahead and order for me. He said I would love the Mix Meat-Seafood, which is the restaurant's surf and turf platter.I was expecting a huge plate with a few slices of meat and a little of each seafood like prawns and fish. Instead, we were served an entire tray of meats and seafoods.Here's a better shot from an online blog:(Photo Credit to Hoi An Now)WOW! In case you're wondering, this platter costs only VND 490,000, around $21.Another instance was when we ordered room service while staying in Da Nang. My husband just got back and his flight was delayed by a couple of hours so he didn't feel like eating out.I called room service and ordered a "Set Meal for 2," which included meat, fish, vegetables, rice, and soup. The room service menu didn't have a picture as the set meals were recently introduced in the hotel restaurant's menu. We love Vietnamese food anyway so we were game to try.Then came our food, which can feed more than two people.This entire set meal costs only VND 240,000, around $10. It's definitely more than what I expected of a set meal in room service.

They were misled and greedy.Ha Tinh and Nghe An (the provinces they come from) suffer the most from natural disaster every year, so traditionally, the people here are miserable. However, many families suddenly became billionaires these years, due to 2 main reasons:Their children come to work in countries like Japan, China, Taiwan, Korea (legally and illegally)Their children come to “work” —planting weeds in countries like the UK, Netherlands….These people, many of them used to go abroad by the first way, made a fortune then went the second way to make a bigger fortune. They were told that planting weeds could bring them 30,000£ a year, roughly 1 billion VND, so the money they paid for the smugglers would be returned in less than 1 year.However think about it.1 billion VND is equal to 17 years of income of a regular Vietnamese. Anyone who has this amount or has the connection to borrow it isn't poor at all, right?They are not "victims" but "criminal".Although I understand the family's pain, one of the family member goes online and call for donation even before the identity was revealed.He said that the money was for transporting his sister's body back to Vietnam, and probably made a fortune. (More than 200 people donated). They made a mistake sending their loved one to a strange land for money, now they make a mistake to earn money over her dead body.Those people left Vietnam by choice. They burned their passport then bought China's passports. They denied their rights to be protected by Vietnamese Government.When the Vietnamese Government declared that they support the fee of transportation, that family goes online again and said that: "They will return the money, however, anyone sincere would not want the money back, and those who does are cold-blooded.”I don't even know what to say. Like who's cold-blooded now?

Yes, as evidenced by the prices displayed in the online shop managed by Vinmart, one local retail behemoth:330ml can of beer: VND 8400330ml can of Coca Cola zero: VND 9200