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The Internet Can't Handle Vietnam's Cutest Kitty Fish Vendor

Cho at the seafood stall.
Cho at the seafood stall. | © Courtesy of Lê Quốc Phong

An adorable new celebrity has recently made waves in Vietnam after being spotted donning an emperor’s costume at a Hai Phong fish market. Meet Chó, Vietnam’s newest and cutest Internet star!

Little Chó minding a seafood stall in Hai Phong, Vietnam.

Chó found fame after he was spotted minding a seafood stall in the northeastern city of Hai Phong while wearing a tiny imperial robe and hat. The soft orange cutie sauntered over wearing the yellow costume and a pair of tiny sunglasses, immediately attracting attention to his unusual look.

Cho in the market, wearing his imperial robe and hat.

Chó means Dog in Vietnamese, and his owner Lê Quốc Phong said he chose the name because the cat has such a dog-like personality and isn’t shy or afraid of people. His owner also says that Chó has loved the camera since he was a kitten, and that Chó has many girlfriends.

Cho’s little outfits are making him extraordinarily popular on social media.

Chó loves to travel with his owner and has a special love for ice cream and cheese.

Another of Cho’s many outfits.

Lê regularly dresses Chó in trendy hoodies and various costumes, often pairing them with tiny sunglasses. Le says he has a passion for photography and loves to take funny pictures of his cute pet.

He doesn’t mind the tiny sunglasses!
Each outfit is cuter than the last.

Lê’s photos of Chó quickly went viral after he posted them on Facebook and Instagram.

It’s easy to see how Cho has become so popular!
Cho also has a collection of kitty-sized hoodies.

Lê says Cho loves to travel with him and the duo often go for trips together.

Cho loves traveling with his owner.

You can follow Cho’s stylish adventures on his own Instagram page – he already has over 60,000 followers!

About the author

Katie is a writer currently living in Saigon, Vietnam. She loves dystopian novels, Vietnamese coffee, and preaching about the ill-effects of plastic to anyone who will listen. You can join her legion of twitter followers (17 and counting!) or stay tuned for more content about her new home in Saigon.

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