According to online communities on the 4th, recent reports on social media have been spreading, saying, "A video was posted about a week after a Vietnamese person died, feeding moldy fish to a Korean and mocking him," calling for a public discussion to confirm the restaurant. The released video begins with a woman wearing an apron stirring a pot of fish with a ladle in what appears to be a restaurant kitchen, cooking spicy stew. The person filming the video introduced the food, saying, "Today, I want to show you our restaurant's spicy stew," and pointed to the fish in the pot, saying, "It's a fish that has been dead for several days. It seems to have been about a week," and added, "Even though the green mucus has come up like this, once it's boiled, you can still serve it to customers." She continued, "It's the customers who eat it. Our staff don't eat it," and said that customers who ate the food would say, "It's delicious. It looks delicious," and some even smiled as they imitated the food. At the end of the video, when the filmmaker asked a woman in the kitchen to do a 'V', the video showed her smiling as she drew a V with her finger. As the video spread online, Criticism is also intensifying, and since this is a matter directly related to food hygiene, there are calls for the authorities to investigate the restaurant's location and the actual footage of the video. But here's the thing, Vietnam Local netizens are reportedly amazed, saying, "It's only natural that fish are dead. After catching fish, it sometimes takes a week to two weeks before it comes back to the mainland. In Korea, except for raw fish dishes like sashimi, all fish dishes are made from dead fish, aren't they? It seems like they're being unreasonably nervous," he defended the Vietnamese staff!!!!!
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