The trend of shifting from 'eating Tet' to 'enjoying Tet'

Việt NamViệt Nam17/01/2025


Xu hướng dịch chuyển 'ăn Tết' sang 'tận hưởng Tết' - Ảnh 1.

Candies, jams, and nuts of all kinds are available in a variety of designs and types for customers to choose from – Photo: NHAT XUAN

With the concept of “beauty from the inside out”, many modern housewives are changing the way they celebrate Tet. Instead of being busy in the kitchen from morning till night, they prioritize taking care of their physical and mental health, turning Tet into a truly relaxing time.

Enjoy a leisurely Tet holiday with online shopping and pre-ordered food

Choosing to shop online for Tet is not only because of attractive prices but also to avoid traffic jams, which is the common mentality of many consumers today.

Predicting that traffic jams would be even worse near Tet, Ms. Ngoc Nhien (living in District 3, Ho Chi Minh City) decided to shop for Tet online early.

Instead of struggling to go out during Tet, Ms. Nhien chose to take advantage of her lunch break to order online and invite her colleagues to combine orders to get free shipping and enjoy additional incentives.

“Nowadays, supermarket websites have everything, with full range of products and promotions that are no different from buying directly, so I choose to buy online for convenience, to avoid having to queue to pay, and to avoid traffic jams,” Ms. Nhien shared.

Meanwhile, Ms. Nguyen Thi Hoa (living in District 10) said that in recent years she has gradually switched from making her own ancestral offerings to ordering supermarket offerings.

“In the past, every time I prepared an offering tray, I had to wake up early to buy enough ingredients and cook frantically. The tray had to be full of traditional dishes such as boiled chicken, braised pork and eggs, banh chung, bitter melon soup, etc. If any dish was missing, I felt uneasy, afraid of not being able to fulfill my gratitude to my ancestors,” said Ms. Hoa.

Now everything becomes easier when Ms. Hoa orders the offering tray at the supermarket, which is both easy and still ensures completeness. “For the past few years, I have ordered the offering tray at Co.opmart, every dish is fresh and delicious, with rich flavors like homemade. My whole family is very satisfied,” Ms. Hoa shared.

Responding to consumers' modern Tet shopping trends, a representative of the Ho Chi Minh City Union of Trading Cooperatives (Saigon Co.op) said that from January 21, the Co.opmart and Co.opXtra systems in Ho Chi Minh City began accepting online orders for ancestral altars.

Accordingly, the traditional salty tray has boiled chicken, braised pork and eggs, banh chung, bitter melon soup, sticky rice and pickled onions. Meanwhile, the vegetarian tray includes dishes such as fried salted and lemongrass tofu, vegetarian spring rolls, vegetarian lotus seed rice, vegetarian stir-fried vermicelli, stir-fried bean paste with lemongrass and chili, etc.

This year in particular, a representative of Saigon Co.op said that the supermarket has designed a fresh, pre-processed ancestral offering tray, including a whole chicken, marinated pork leg, stuffed bitter melon, grated snakehead fish, minced pork, salmon fillet, etc.

Customers can buy individual dishes or choose a package with attractive discounts of up to 20%. The trays of food will be delivered from January 22 to January 28, 2025 (ie from the day of the Kitchen Gods' arrival to New Year's Eve), applicable in Ho Chi Minh City. The supermarket guarantees the quality of the dishes and the rich flavor, true to the Vietnamese Tet flavor.

Along with the ancestral altar, Co.opmart also promotes the exclusive Tet gift basket delivery service with the message "Connecting family - Tet is closer", accepting orders and delivering to recipients until January 28, 2025 (29th of Tet).

According to supermarket statistics, after just over a month of implementation, 10 million Tet gift baskets have been supplied to the market.

Notably, more than 70% of gift baskets are ordered from the Southern provinces and sent to the North. Currently, Co.opmart applies a 20% discount on all types of gift baskets, with special offers for orders with a value of 5 million VND or more.

Xu hướng dịch chuyển 'ăn Tết' sang 'tận hưởng Tết' - Ảnh 2.

Vegetables and fruits are being deeply discounted by supermarkets up to 20% - Photo: NHAT XUAN

Supermarkets "speed up" promotions

A representative of Saigon Co.op said that from now until Lunar New Year, the supermarket system will increase diverse promotional programs to serve the shopping needs of consumers nationwide.

Accordingly, within the framework of the program "Tet shopping tips", the supermarket is discounting popular Tet consumer products, with prices starting from only 7,000 VND.

Discounted items include soft drinks, alcoholic beverages, sausages, mandu, cheese sticks, peas, frozen potatoes, butter cookies, silk cashews and many other household products, subject to purchase invoice conditions…

For household products, the supermarket chain offers 35-50% discounts on Tet gifts such as glass/plastic cake and jam boxes, glass plates, flower vases, tea sets, porcelain bowls/dining sets, and gift items such as the Phuc Loc Tai snake teddy bear in the program "Brighten up Tet - Happiness and prosperity".

Cleaning products are also discounted by 16-38%, helping consumers prepare for Tet. Fresh agricultural products such as Vinh Chau shallots, Hai Duong garlic, CPV chicken wings, and San Ha chicken thighs are priced at VND25,000 or VND46,800.

The program "Full taste of Tet - Always good price" introduces a series of products such as snack cakes, coconut jam, oolong tea, wine, beer of all kinds with preferential prices from 11,000 - 550,000 VND.

To serve consumers' Tet shopping needs, supermarkets also offer deep discounts on fresh and processed foods, from basa fish, ground crab to fresh vegetables and fruits, up to 20%.

Essential consumer goods such as Hao Hao instant noodles, Safoco vermicelli, Cosy biscuits, Nescafe coffee, imported fruits such as American red apples, Korean pears are also discounted by 15-20%, with prices ranging from only 14,800 - 124,000 VND.

Tet fashion products such as ao dai, women's dresses, pajamas, men's and women's clothing are discounted up to 40% or apply the buy 1 get 1 free program, with prices ranging from only 49,000 - 399,000 VND/product.

Especially from now until January 19, customers can bring old Lock&Lock plastic and household products to Co.opmart Ly Thuong Kiet, Xa Lo Ha Noi and Huynh Tan Phat supermarkets to exchange for new products. In addition, customers will receive discount vouchers of up to 50% from Lock&Lock, contributing to saving on shopping costs at the end of the year.

Instructions for ordering ancestral altar trays online conveniently

Customers can order in three ways:

1. Order online via website

Visit https://cooponline.vn/preoder-mam-co-gia-tien/ to see a variety of trays and choose the right service package. The website provides detailed information about each dish and price, making the ordering process convenient.

2. Order via hotline

Just call the hotline number 1900555568, the team of consultants will support customers to choose and order the ancestral altar as requested.

3. Order directly at the supermarket

Customers can also visit supermarkets in the Saigon Co.op system to order. Here, staff will provide detailed advice and support customers to customize the tray according to regional customs or personal preferences.

Saigon Co.op opens 3 Co.op Food stores

To meet the increased shopping demand during the Lunar New Year 2025, Saigon Co.op officially opened three new Co.op Food stores on January 14, 2025, bringing the total number of Co.op Food points of sale nationwide to nearly 600 stores.

New locations include: Co.op Food Lo Lu (Thu Duc City), Co.op Food Pham Van Chi (District 6), Co.op Food Di An (Binh Duong).

Xu hướng dịch chuyển 'ăn Tết' sang 'tận hưởng Tết' - Ảnh 3.

Source: https://tuoitre.vn/xu-huong-dich-chuyen-an-tet-sang-tan-huong-tet-2025011707482233.htm


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