Vietnam’s rich sure know how to flaunt their wealth. While we know all about their fancy villas and luxury cars, VietNamNet recently took a closer look at some of the lesser known, extravagant items that are high on their wish list.
Kobe Beef Phở
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Photo via Reuters
Pricetag: VND350,000 – 850,000.
Queen Elizabeth II Bed Frame
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Photo via WENN.com.
A 70-year-old Tycoon, tired of spending his money on luxury cars, purchased one of the 60 beds made in commemoration of the 60th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II’s reign.
Pricetag: VND6,000,000,000
White Wine Mixed with Gold leaf
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Photo via rakuten.com.
Pricetag: VND10,000,000
Mooncakes with Gold Stuffing
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Photo via aromacookery.com.
Price: VND3,000,000
24k Gold-Inlaid Beauty Masks
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Photo via gosawa.com.
Price: VND1,800,000
Castles
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Photo via baltarts.
“Rich upstarts” in Hanoi, Hai Duong, Hai Phong, Ha Nam and Quang Ninh have been building castles, employing a mix of European Renaissance, French Classical and modern architecture. We assume dragons are included.
Price: Too much to count
Edit: A reader mentioned that the Kobe beef phở referenced by VietNamNet may no longer exist.