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芽庄的Bun Ca比内陆版本更清淡、更鲜味——用当天清晨捕捞的新鲜渔获熬制而成。以下是本地人真正排队光顾的摊位,以及如何点餐才能像个行家。

Last updated · May 14, 2026 · independently researched, never sponsored.
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Bun Ca是一道沿海鱼汤粉,通常以鱼汤为底,配上清汤、米粉和蛋白质——螃蟹、鲶鱼或海鲜杂烩。在Nha Trang,关键在于一个字:鲜。这里的汤底比Hanoi版本清爽得多,鲷鱼、石斑鱼或鱿鱼当天捕捞、当天入锅,带来更干净、更纯粹的海鲜鲜味。本地人绝不会碰用冷冻鱼汤或隔夜食材做的Bun Ca。这道菜不是用来暖胃的,而是早餐或午饭的能量来源,专为应对炎热天气而生。
芽庄坐落于南海之滨,食材优势得天独厚。一碗价格在35,000至70,000越南盾之间,具体取决于摊位和蛋白质选择。虾或鱿鱼会让价格偏高,普通螃蟹或什锦鱼则相对便宜。
这家摊位位于Tran Phu大道南段,距海边几步之遥。摊主Ba Hoai(老板娘的昵称)已经经营了十五年。她每天凌晨5点半开摊,上午11点收摊,不做午市。汤底每天清晨用鲷鱼头和当天进货的白鱼现熬。米粉每日手切。可以点"bun ca ca white"(清炖白鱼)或"bun ca ca mixed"(加虾加鱿鱼)。价格:40,000至50,000越南盾。想坐到位子,7点前到;之后只能站着吃或打包。
这家摊位深藏在中央市场区一条狭窄的小巷里,是Thom一个人独撑的档口。汤底比Ba Hoai的更浓郁——她在高汤里加入蟹膏和发酵虾酱,带出一种浓烈的鲜味,初来乍到的外地人可能会有点不适应,但正是这股劲儿让本地人欲罢不能。点"bun ca cua"(蟹味版),你会得到一碗米粉、一块小蟹饼和满满蟹油的汤底。桌上备有番茄酱和辣椒,用不用随你,Thom不会介意。价格:45,000越南盾。营业时间:上午10点半至下午2点。周日不营业。
Phuong的小店是一家只有五张塑料凳桌的街边小馆,坐落在远离旅游区的安静小街上。她的Bun Ca分两种风格:"清汤"(纯鱼汤,非常清淡)和"浓汤"(加入蟹、虾膏和少量椰奶)。来这里一定要点浓汤——甜、酸、香,浓而不腻。蛋白质选项有鱿鱼、虾或混搭。价格:38,000至55,000越南盾。仅供午餐,上午11点至下午1点半。下班路上顺道来吃一碗,是附近街坊的日常。这里不指望有人会说英语,直接指着菜单点就好。
这是几家里最接近旅游化的一家,但本地人照样来,因为出品稳定,午市晚市都营业(上午11点至晚上9点)。汤底比Thom的清爽,接近Ba Hoai的风格,但因为每批量较大,每天的口味差异不大。老板会说一点英语,对外来客也不排斥。鱼类选项有清楚标注。价格:40,000至60,000越南盾。真正的规律是:本地人午市打包外带,外地游客晚市堂食。
规模较大的一家,Bun Ca只是其众多海鲜汤品之一。这里的汤底偏向鱿鱼和虾汤,而非纯鱼汤,味道更甜、没那么干净利落。如果你觉得其他几家太"素",来这里正合适。价格:50,000至70,000越南盾。午市晚市均营业。有空调,外面35°C的天气里是个喘口气的好去处。

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大多数摊位的流程大同小异。你坐下来(或站着),老板或厨师指着塑封菜单板,或者你直接问:"Bun ca ca?"(鱼汤粉?)或"Bun ca cua?"(蟹汤粉?)。他们会问你要不要加料——虾、鱿鱼、蟹饼——并朝价格牌点点头。
上桌的是一碗热汤底、一碟生米粉(当场放入汤里)、香草(薄荷、香菜、罗勒)、青柠角,通常还有一小碟辣椒酱和番茄酱。有些摊位会附上蟹饼或鱼饼,有些则没有。蛋白质漂在汤里——通常已经预先烹熟,有时要自己从汤里捞。
喝汤,吃粉,挤点青柠,喜欢辣就加辣,别想太多。

摄影:Tuan Vy,图片来源Pexels
早餐时段(凌晨5点半至7点半)才是黄金时间——那时鱼货到港不过一两个小时。Ba Hoai的摊位7点前就坐满了,11点收摊。早午餐时段(上午11点至12点半)是第二个窗口,上班族趁午休赶来匆匆吃一碗再回去。
晚餐吃Bun Ca并不常见。Ca Kho和Chay Hang Duong有供应,但汤底是早上熬的,已经放了一整天。本地人通常不会在晚上吃Bun Ca,除非是外地人,或者有特别的场合。
下午两点到四点的燥热时段最好别点Bun Ca,除非你去的是人流量大的摊位。那时候的汤底味道会很平淡。
带好零钞(大多数摊位不收刷卡)。一碗就能吃饱,算一顿正餐。芽庄的Bun Ca追求的是速度和新鲜,不是环境氛围。想要空调和Wi-Fi,去Ca Kho或Chay Hang Duong;想要最原汁原味的体验,7点前到Ba Hoai的摊子,和渔民、建筑工人一起站在塑料桌旁吃完这一碗。