The Lagoon Cafeteria — Restaurant in Thừa Thiên Huế Province

AVOID this disgusting and tourist trap lagoon cafeteria AT ALL COST..

if you are tired with your own life and thinking of trying how food poisoning affects your body.

please visit this Lagoon cafeteria and order their BBQ oysters and locally farmed fresh oysters.

it MIGHT BE YOUR LAST JOURNEY OF YOUR LIFE. (stomach)

please share the link to prevent further harm to other innocent tourists that may be conned by their local “paid” tour guides who claimed this cafeteria oysters are good.

their oysters are indeed good🤬, it is so good that it will bring you closer to your death bed in their local hospital.

it is the most dangerous place to eat oysters in this cafeteria. be it BBQ or fresh oysters. please don’t even bother to try.!

IT IS DEADLY…!

20 pax ate their so called fresh oysters, 14 pax were badly suffered from food poisoning.

i strongly believed there were unclean parasites found in...

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