Traditional Vietnamese products and cuisine received special attention from diners at the 54th Charity Fair of the Women's International Club (WIC) Jakarta.
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| The Vietnamese Embassy's booth displays handicraft products and traditional dishes at the Fair. (Photo: HP) |
On November 9, the 54th Charity Bazaar organized by the Women's International Club (WIC) Jakarta took place at the Jakarta Convention Center, Indonesia.
Here, the Vietnamese booth with traditional cuisine and unique handicraft products attracted special attention from customers visiting the fair.
From food, fashion and jewelry to home decor, visitors to this Indonesian fair have a wide range of choices with around 300 booths, including 40 booths from embassies based in Indonesia, focusing mainly on garments, handicrafts and food products.
A special highlight of the 54th Charity Fair is the 29 food stalls from different regions of Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam and European countries, helping visitors enjoy unique culinary products from all over the world .
The Vietnamese Embassy's booth at the fair attracted the attention of many customers by introducing and selling many traditional handicraft products and food and beverage items.
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| Vietnamese handicraft products are on display at the fair. (Photo: HP) |
Ms. Do Lan - Vietnamese Women's Association in Jakarta said that Vietnamese dishes such as spring rolls, fried spring rolls, sandwiches or fried dumplings are especially popular with diners.
Ms. Do Lan shared that on the first day of the event, the booth sold almost all of its displayed products, not only receiving the love of Indonesian people but also international visitors who came to visit and buy the products. In addition, visitors especially loved Vietnamese food. Within just 2 or 3 hours of opening the booth, 4 dishes: spring rolls, fried spring rolls, bread and fried dumplings were sold out.
In addition to introducing the unique cultures of countries and promoting solidarity and friendship, the annual Charity Fair is an opportunity to raise funds to support social activities and promote education.
As the largest international women's organization in Indonesia, the Jakarta International Women's Club is committed to creating positive change for those facing hardship in their lives.
All the money raised from the fair will be spent on various charitable activities such as scholarships or donations to orphanages, demonstrating how women's active participation can make a difference in the community.
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