Former President Donald Trump visited Truong Tien Vietnamese Restaurant in Falls Church, Virginia, aiming to court Vietnamese American voters ahead of the November Senate elections. This surprise visit, which followed a wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington Cemetery, included an endorsement for Senate candidate Hung Cao, a Vietnamese refugee and retired Navy captain. Trump's presence significantly boosted the restaurant's sales by 300%, and he expressed his affection for the Vietnamese community, stating, 'Somehow, I don’t know what it is... the Vietnamese community loves me, and I love them.' During his visit, he sampled traditional dishes and praised both Cao's candidacy and the Vietnamese culture. The event was characterized by a warm reception from the Vietnamese patrons, who expressed strong support for Trump and Cao. Trump's outreach reflects his strategy to secure key demographic votes in battleground states like Virginia.