Phu Quoc Island Gastronomy — From Jin Cau Night Market to Ham Ninh Crab Village
Since there is no public transportation in Phu Quoc, Grab or a rental motorbike is essential. Seafood at the Jin Cau Night Market is priced by weight, so be sure to check the scale before ordering, and the blue crabs at Ham Ninh fishing village are best enjoyed in the morning. The Nuoc Mam (fish sauce) factory is a worthwhile stop for tasting and souvenir shopping. Be sure to bring plenty of cash (Vietnamese Dong).
Jingkeu Night Market
진꺼우 야시장
Bun Quoi Kien Soi
분꾸어이 끼엔써이
Ham Ninh fishing village (blue crab)
함닌 어촌 (꽃게)
Cai Hoan Nuoc Mam Factory
카이호안 느억맘 공장
Bunkkeon Utreum
분껜 웃르엄
Jingkeu Night Market
진꺼우 야시장
Phu Quoc's largest night market. Grilled seafood stalls are the main attraction, and bargaining is essential for sea urchins and lobsters.
Bun Quoi Kien Soi
분꾸어이 끼엔써이
The original Phu Quoc specialty, Bun Cuay, made with freshly kneaded dough. It is fun to mix and match the sauces yourself.
Ham Ninh fishing village (blue crab)
함닌 어촌 (꽃게)
Enjoy freshly caught steamed blue crabs at an affordable price at a stilt house restaurant. You must go during the morning tide for the crabs to be packed with meat.
Cai Hoan Nuoc Mam Factory
카이호안 느억맘 공장
Phu Quoc's representative fish sauce brewery. After the free tour and tasting, check the carry-on regulations before purchasing.
Bunkkeon Utreum
분껜 웃르엄
Coconut Curry Fish Noodles at Bun Keen, a famous old restaurant. Highly recommended as a breakfast dish unique to Phu Quoc.
