'Flower ice cream' shop in Vietnam causes fever

Recently, the social networking site specializing in introducing tourism and cuisine of Insider magazine (USA) posted a clip about a “flower ice cream” shop in Vietnam, with colorful flower-shaped ice cream cones. Immediately, the clip received thousands of “likes”.

Two Facebook accounts - “Insider travel” and “Insider dessert” - have posted an interesting short clip about a flower ice cream shop located in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

The clip on the account “Insider dessert” has attracted nearly one million views, received 10,000 emotional interactions, nearly 9,000 shares, and 1,200 comments.

Many viewers commented on their excitement to try this ice cream cone. Others said that it was so pretty and pretty that they had the “courage” to eat it.

Although flower ice cream is no longer strange in the world and has actually appeared in many countries, the clip still makes viewers excited by the beauty of the color combination and the skillful hands of the ice cream seller.

The ice cream shop mentioned in the clip is called Roseice Saigon. In the clip, you can see Vietnamese children and teenagers enjoying eating ice cream cones.

The secret to making flower ice cream is the ice cream scoop, which is also the tool that helps to attach each slice of ice cream together, creating a curved shape like flower petals. Usually, a flower ice cream has many colorful petals. Each color corresponds to a flavor, there is coconut ice cream, vanilla ice cream, green tea ice cream...

This store was introduced as opening in January 2017 and quickly became a craze for many young people living in Ho Chi Minh City. Since opening, Roseice Saigon has sold more than 20,000 ice creams.

The person who opened this shop is named Kim Nguyen. The idea of ​​flower ice cream was inspired by a famous Italian ice cream brand - Amorino. Kim Nguyen hopes to create many other diverse ice cream flavors to launch in the future, to bring customers a beautiful feeling from sight to taste.

According to Dantri