Come to PAMFUN to 'eat well, study well' with Singapore Hainanese chicken rice

Eating nutritious food will make your body healthy and strong. Learning good things will open your mind and give you more knowledge. The old saying “eat well, study well” is being applied by PAMFUN in its business motto and care for young customers.

PAMFUN is a new restaurant in Hanoi with Singapore Hainanese chicken rice that is loved by children and their parents. The restaurant is inviting all children who have achieved the title of excellent students in the first semester of the 2023-2024 school year to enjoy free Singapore Hainanese chicken rice.

Singapore Hainanese Chicken Rice - PAMFUN's signature dish.

PAMFUN's goal is to build a restaurant that is always filled with laughter - a place that prioritizes family gatherings. PAMFUN's founders and experts from Singapore are always interested in education in Vietnam and children are always their number one concern.

According to PAMFUN’s level 2 manager, to achieve that goal, children coming here, in addition to enjoying delicious food, can also participate in life skills games, such as escape skills when encountering bad guys and being controlled. These skills are not only welcomed by children but also always supported by parents.

In addition, children are often given books, smart plant pots that do not need watering, intellectual toys...

PAMFUN is currently supported by experts in the fields of security and education, in addition to a team of culinary experts from Singapore.

A Japanese customer at the Kosmo Tay Ho building on Minh Tao street posted a comment: “That is a restaurant I want you to visit at all costs.”

Mr. Hoang Luc (in the Diplomatic Corps area, Hanoi) said while laughing: “My son was eating chicken rice and asked worriedly: 'Will I be able to come here again next time?'. I teased him that he could only come twice a year if he was an excellent student in the first and second semesters. My son said: 'Then dad, can you tell the teacher that there can be more semesters a year? I want to eat Singapore chicken rice here.'