Nhà hàng Ngân Đình — Restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City

Hi

I have some doubts and indeed pretty pissed on the 30% discount promotion you are having.

My family is a big fan of your restaurant and we planned to order 4 tables on monday to celebrate the birth of my baby, it's more like a family gathering though.

We were glad to know that we could receive a 30% on the total bill but when we asked the receptionist on this she said we could only receive 30% on the max of 2 tables, the other 2 wont have any discount unless we have the member card then we will have a 10% off!! I'd like to know what kind of marketing strategy is this? Pls enlighten me.

Also, what pissed me off more was the response of your receptionist ms hue hue, I told her fine if we couldnt get the 30% on 4 tables, i'll use 2 different names to book 2 tables each, and you can issue 2 receipts to me, but she said oh then we can't put all 4 tables togather!!! Your guests will have to sit in different areas!!! I said fine, we will celebrate in a different restaurant then, she said ok good on you! Such a good service!!!

I just want to share my experience here since we love your food, my family is a big fan whereas I just go back every now and then but I just couldnt stand the marketing strategy and im surprised the service standard has been dropped to this level. Anyway, it's just...

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