Bustling check-in points towards the 50th anniversary of National Reunification Day

Young people eagerly came to take souvenir photos next to the scene decorated with party flags and national flags at An coffee shop (88 Le Thanh Duy, Ba Ria city).

At An Coffee Shop (88 Le Thanh Duy, Phuoc Hiep Ward, Ba Ria City), the shop is decorated prominently with a 2m long national flag fluttering in the wind, along with rows of bright red Party and national flags. The shop's space has a nostalgic, rustic feel with antique wooden tables and chairs, evoking nostalgia for customers.

The bartenders skillfully create five-pointed stars using cocoa powder and mangoes to decorate drinks such as salted silver siu and egg cream coffee, which look very eye-catching. With these impressions, the shop attracts quite a lot of customers, including middle-aged people and young people who come to relax and take souvenir photos.

Ms. Vo Thi Kim Thoa, owner of An Coffee Shop, said: “Towards the country’s great holiday, I have renovated the shop space to make it more cozy, lively and beautiful. In particular, I focus on decorating the Party flag and the national flag to arouse national pride. And also to remind young people of the value of independence and freedom that generations of fathers and brothers have worked hard to build and preserve.”

Young guests take souvenir photos in a space decorated with flags at TooP House Studio-Vung Tau (11 Nguyen Bieu, Thang Tam Ward, Vung Tau City).

Coming to Nha To Coffee Shop (D1/4/7, Chi Linh Urban Center, Vung Tau City), customers can enjoy delicious hot lotus leaf sticky rice and rice cakes, and freely check-in in a space that is splendidly and brilliantly decorated. There are familiar, rustic street vendors, baskets of sticky rice, lotus bouquets, flower vases, conical hats shaped like the national flag, and Southern scarves. Or the Party flags and the bright red national flags - sacred symbols of Vietnam - are solemnly decorated on the front of the shop.

Checking in at Nha To Coffee Shop, Ms. Nguyen Thi Mai Lan (Nguyen An Ninh Ward, Vung Tau City) excitedly said: "Being in the exciting atmosphere when the whole country celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of the South, my friends and I came here to take pictures. The space of the shop stands out with the red color of the flags, which moved me and evoked national pride."

Some coffee shops and entertainment venues decorated with flags and flowers are ideal and meaningful check-in spots to celebrate the April 30th holiday in the province, including: Ngo Thom Coffee (152/7/4, Bacu, Ward 1), Cong Coffee (69, Bacu, Ward 4), Radio Cafe (113/24, Phan Chu Trinh, Ward 2, Vung Tau City); Ba Ria Night Market (Le Thanh Duy Street, Ba Ria City), L-YOUNG (43 Hoang Viet, Phu My City), Hillside Coffee (D5 Street, Con Dao District)...

In addition to going to coffee shops and entertainment venues, during this time, many families and young people also flock to take photos to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of the South to express their love for their homeland and country. Ms. Tran Bich Thiep, owner of TooP House Studio-Vung Tau (11, Nguyen Bieu, Thang Tam Ward, Vung Tau City) said that, grasping that need, since January 2025, she has worked hard to decorate the shop with prominent Party flags, national flags, maps of Vietnam, old newspapers, wall stickers printed with the red words "Vietnam in my heart"...

“I also prepared military uniforms, conical hats... to serve customers. With this new space, it has attracted many customers to take commemorative photos with meaningful messages about national pride,” said Ms. Tran Bich Thiep.