Dam Vinh Hung, a celebrated singer in Vietnam, has made headlines by opening a seafood store on Nguyen Thong Street, Ho Chi Minh City. The artist, born Huỳnh Minh Hưng in 1971, has been a significant figure in the Vietnamese music scene since the early 2000s, earning the title "King of Vietnamese Music" for his distinctive voice and dynamic performances.

At nearly 60 years old, Dam Vinh Hung is not only continuing his singing career but also venturing into various business endeavors. His seafood store focuses on frozen clean fish products, offering a range of items including tuna, swordfish, black fish, and mackerel, available in various forms such as fillets, chunks, or skewers. Additionally, the brand has developed processed products like mackerel floss and tuna floss, among other value-added items.

This move into the seafood industry is not entirely new for Dam Vinh Hung, as he comes from a family with a tradition of seafood business primarily targeting export markets. However, he has chosen to carve out a niche in domestic distribution. Initially, he had to invest his own capital and manage multiple aspects of the business to get it off the ground, facing skepticism from family members who viewed the local seafood market as a challenging venture.

Over time, his brand has expanded, leveraging his celebrity status to gain visibility. However, Dam Vinh Hung emphasizes product quality, pricing, and operational processes rather than relying solely on his fame. His hands-on approach, often seen selling and promoting seafood directly, sets him apart from the typical image of a celebrity.

In addition to his business pursuits, Dam Vinh Hung remains active in music. In 2026, he released the EP "The Homeland Calls My Name" and participated in various music events. He also opened a coffee shop in Thao Dien, Ho Chi Minh City, and has plans for additional branches. Balancing his career and family life, he prioritizes spending time with his son, Polo, and has shared his journey of personal growth and reflection.

Notably, in 2026, he sold his 500 square meter villa in Bac Hai residential area, where he lived for 17 years, to build a new home more conveniently located for his son's needs. While the sale price remains undisclosed, estimates suggest it could be worth hundreds of billions of VND due to its prime location in Ho Chi Minh City.