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nmei_09
17th Nov 💕 :
Kinh doanh lớn tại sao k đặt lò mổ thịt mà phải đi mua từ 5h sáng vậy
2025-07-24 11:25:17
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user13jyjfveg1
Đầu Cắt Moi :
Cân chỉnh lại giá sẽ bán dc nhiều
2025-06-26 15:39:58
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chipixinhgai
Changchip🐯✅ :
Ê lên giá nhanh vậy mn😂
2025-07-07 15:37:50
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thi.thanh22
Thái Thanh :
cháu ko mua đc trên giỏ hàng. do tk bị bóp tuong tác.
2025-09-17 12:37:08
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chuthikimchi1507
❤️Kim Chi❤️ :
Mk ăn giống thịt lợn chứ ko fai bò
2025-07-13 11:46:40
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xiaowei143
Tina iu🥰 :
Mình mua vừa ship đến tay mở ra thì thấy có mùi thiu thiu. Ăn cũng k được ngon lắm
2025-09-08 08:53:28
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moncler5658
Moncler007 :
Căn bản là bò oẻ đâu , bò lào , bò úc , bò myanma cũng là bò
2025-10-05 14:40:29
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nguyenthanhnhan100796
ThanhNhan107 :
Bảo quản ở ngoài đc k ạ
2025-07-13 14:21:13
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royellspanghison
Royell Spa Nghi Sơn Thanh Hoá :
Mình mua về ăn rất ngon
2025-07-14 16:34:58
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huyendang_9
Huyền đây :
M ăn thấy hơi chua k hợp khẩu vị gđ mình
2025-07-30 04:51:48
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hoangtu_191919
Tổng Thống Tân Liễu 💎 :
Mua về ăn chua lắm sếp hải
2025-07-13 11:56:47
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taolatao1993
taolatao1993 :
Ăn bt mà. Nhiều người cứ làm quá vd. Tôi ăn thấy bt. Còn đúng thịt tươi thật
2025-07-24 09:18:41
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6666doris
Chu Thao Van :
Ngonn thật luôn ăn nghiện sao ấy 😭
2025-08-16 11:02:42
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mizurihihi
mizuri 🧸 :
chef có bán muối chấm riêng k
2025-07-08 08:45:39
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hieu7886
Đinh Trung Hiếu :
Ăn ngon
2025-07-16 15:11:25
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userpgdeid0omx
Hiền thanh :
Tôi rất thích ăn bò khô nhưng phải nói là loại này tôi thấy ngon nhất .nhưng mong nhà sản xuất làm ăn có tâm nên lấy Sàn phẩm an toàn vệ sinh, đồ ướp cũng rất quan trọng cũng phải an toàn vệ sinh. thì sẽ lấy được lòng khaách hàng triongđó có tôi !
2025-09-07 06:06:59
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phuonganh78133
Phương Anh Trái Cây 🍇🍎🍒 :
Ăn rất ngon ạ
2025-07-25 00:43:42
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tnh.quch14
Tĩnh Quách :
Ăn ngon lắm nhừn mà hơi đắt
2025-07-16 10:54:25
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khoai.lua.1618
Lâm Thanh :
Lần đầu m ăn ngon, thịt mềm gia vị vừa vặn ăn có vị ngọt từ thịt tươi thịt nguyên bản.
2025-06-27 14:50:52
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user6175566538483
Vũ ngọc Thịnh :
Tôi mua lần 2 rồi. Rất ngon chuẩn đầu bếp
2025-07-07 13:03:50
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vlu
Vũ Lưu :
Thịt ngon, muối chấm ngon, có bán muối chấm riêng ko chú?
2025-07-06 07:07:17
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hounghoung222
Huong Bbei :
rất yêu quý chú
2025-07-02 02:14:28
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xanhchin87
xanhchin87 :
Cháu lại đặt nửa cân rồi đấy tốn lắm chú ạ
2025-07-02 02:18:44
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huyrambo93
💔 1 9 9 3 💔 :
Ăn thì mặn
2025-07-31 20:44:54
1
chuchu23796
Bá Chung :
Đã mua, bò xịn thì lgi có rẻ đâuu
2025-06-29 13:08:02
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