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Nha Trang 版的“banh uot long ga”(包裹着鸡内脏的薄米粉卷)比南方版本味道更鲜明、肉感更足,也更难找。以下是当地人真正会去品尝这些美味的地方。

Last updated · May 19, 2026 · independently researched, never sponsored.
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“Banh uot”是一道以简单为基础的美食:将柔软、微熟的米粉皮折叠或卷起,包裹住馅料。在 Nha Trang(냐짱 / 芽庄 / ニャチャン),当地版本的核心是“long ga”——鸡胗和鸡肝——切得很碎,有时还会混合猪肉。这里的米粉皮本身比南方的 banh uot 更薄、更精致,新鲜时几乎呈半透明状。Nha Trang 风格的与众不同之处在于馅料的口感:当地人喜欢将内脏剁得几乎成泥状,而不是大块的。酱汁通常只有鱼露、醋、糖和辣椒——绝对不加花生酱。
你在这里的餐厅菜单上很少能找到这道菜。它存在于市场里、家庭小店中,以及少数几个清晨营业、午餐前就打烊的专门摊位上。
这是一个由一位老妇人经营的小摊,位于 Cho Dam 市场(Dam Market)附近,就在 Yersin 街边。没有英文招牌。当地人直接用老板的名字来称呼这个摊位。她早上 5:30 开始做粉卷,到 8:30 或 9:00 就卖光了。一份有 3–4 卷(大约 80–100 克),用塑料袋包装。价格:每份 25,000–30,000 VND。馅料是鸡肝和鸡胗,磨得很细,并加了一点猪油。酱汁是分开装的。你可以站着吃或者打包带走;这里没有座位。
如何点餐: 指着食物说“banh uot long ga”,或者点点头就行。仅收现金。
在 Hang Trai 街(靠近海滨),有一个早市摊位(营业时间 5:30–9 a.m.),除了卖“banh uot long ga”,还卖“banh cuon”(虾肉猪肉卷)和“banh hoai”(Hoi An 风味的脆皮煎饼)。这里的“banh uot long ga”酱汁稍微偏甜,并配有一小碟额外的鱼露和辣椒。价格:30,000 VND。这里的粉卷比 Cho Dam 版本的更厚——口感更扎实,没那么娇嫩。
最佳时间: 早上 6–7 点,在游客人群到来之前。
老城区(Biet Thu 街和 Tran Phu 街附近)的几家小 pho 店会将“banh uot long ga”作为配菜或早餐特供。这不是他们的主打菜,所以最好先问一句:“Co banh uot long ga khong?”(你们有 banh uot long ga 吗?)。如果有的话,通常会供应到上午 11 点。价格:25,000–35,000 VND。质量参差不齐——有些店用较多的鸡胗,有些则用较多的鸡肝。最棒的店家能将两者完美平衡,并带有米醋的淡淡酸味。
在 Cho Dam 市场内部,靠近熟食区的地方,有 2–3 个专门卖米粉卷的摊贩。这里的“banh uot long ga”是现点现做的;你可能需要等上 10–15 分钟,看他们新鲜制作。价格差不多(25,000–30,000 VND),但粉卷还是热腾腾的,米粉皮有着刚煮熟的柔软感。如果你是在上午晚些时候去,这是最靠谱的选择。
你会拿到一个小塑料袋或纸盒,里面装有 3–4 个粉卷和一小包蘸酱。酱汁是稀释过的鱼露,加入了青柠汁、糖和切碎的泰国辣椒——既不浓稠也不甜腻。有些地方会多给点酱汁;有些地方则做得比较清淡。在加更多辣椒之前,记得先尝尝味道。
口感应该是这样的:外层是柔软、几乎滑溜的米粉皮;里面是细腻、几乎呈泥状的内脏馅料。如果粉卷摸起来发干,或者馅料感觉结块、呈大块状,那就说明不够新鲜,或者不是用传统方法制作的。最棒的粉卷会带有猪油的淡淡甜味和鸡胗的轻微矿物质风味。

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清晨(5:30–9 a.m.): 这是最佳时段。大多数摊位在上午过半时就会收摊,因为米粉皮会变干,馅料也会迅速氧化。你会看到当地人在上班或上学前吃“banh uot long ga”。这是品尝这道菜的黄金时间。
午餐(11 a.m.–2 p.m.): 少数 pho(쌀국수 / 越南河粉 / フォー)店可能还有,但不能保证。如果有的话,也是早上准备剩下的,所以新鲜度会大打折扣。
晚餐: 算了吧。在 Nha Trang,这道菜根本不会出现在晚餐菜单上。
一份(3–4 卷)的价格为 25,000–35,000 VND。大多数当地人吃一份只是作为快捷的早餐或小吃,而不是一顿正餐。如果你觉得饿,可以搭配一杯咖啡,或者去附近的摊位来一碗“com tam”(碎米饭)。一顿早餐总花费:50,000–60,000 VND。

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“Banh uot long ga, vui long.”(请给我一份 Banh uot long ga。)或者指着它说“cai nay”(这个)。在这里英语几乎派不上用场;这些都是老派的摊贩。
如果摊贩听不懂“long ga”,可以试试说“banh uot gan”(加肝的 banh uot)——有些摊贩会将这两个词混用。如果他们说“het”(卖光了),那你要么是来得太晚,要么是来的时间不对。
Nha Trang 的“banh uot long ga”是打工人的早餐,而不是一道游客菜。你必须熟悉这些摊位,早点去,并接受有些早晨可能会扑空的现实。这也正是它值得你去寻觅的原因。它的风味——内脏、米粉、醋、辣椒的结合——比你在更靠南的地区吃到的那种偏甜、加花生酱的版本更纯粹、更鲜明。早上 8 点前赶到,趁热吃完,然后继续你的旅程。