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Ha Giang的炸肉饼(cha man)肉质更瘦、香草味更浓,几乎清一色在黎明时分出摊。这里告诉你本地人排队的地方,以及为何值得专程一试。

Last updated · May 19, 2026 · independently researched, never sponsored.
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Cha man是一种碎猪肉饼,通常裹上薄薄一层米纸,在铁板上煎至边缘焦脆。在Ha Giang,它介于早餐与街头小吃之间——当地人从不纠结要不要吃,只在乎去哪里吃。
Ha Giang的cha man与南部做法有两点不同:猪肉更瘦(通常掺少量猪肝以增添风味),米纸更薄,几近透明。肉饼与铁板的接触面积更大,边缘也因此更加酥脆。当地摊主还偏爱大量新鲜香草——薄荷、香菜、锯叶芫荽——而非浓甜的蘸酱。
这是Ha Giang cha man的标杆。Ba Trang自2000年代初就在Trang Tien街靠近Nguyen Hue路口的摊位上卖cha man。她每天早上5:30到摊,6:00点火开煎,大多数日子9:00前便售罄。两块肉饼20,000越南盾;配米饭和汤的套餐35,000越南盾。
她的独到之处在于馅料:猪肉糜中混入少量猪肝碎,据本地人说这让cha man的味道更醇厚绵长。她在香料上也毫不吝啬——大蒜、葱头、白胡椒。蘸酱是鱼露加青柠和小米辣,简单直接。
想要座位就7:00前到。8:00之后只能站着吃。
Anh Duc的摊位就摆在Hang Market北门正对面的人行道上,他在这里已经做了大约15年。他的cha man比Ba Trang的稍厚——这是刻意为之——铁板上用猪油煎制,成品外皮金黄,几乎泛着漆光。
两块肉饼:18,000越南盾。一碗配米饭和清汤:30,000越南盾。Anh Duc以配菜出名:一大盘新鲜香草(rau song)——泰国罗勒、薄荷以及一些少见的叶子——他整个早上不断添新。本地人常常点两份cha man,再加倍要香草。
他5:45开摊,约10:00收摊。
在市场主楼内,47号摊位(随便问哪个摊主都认识她)由一位六十多岁的女士经营,她做的cha man质地明显更扎实——与其说是肉饼,不如说更接近肉丸。米纸稍厚,口感因此更有嚼劲。
两块肉饼:22,000越南盾。这个摊位吸引的是另一类食客:市场工人和摊贩,他们需要比街头版本更顶饱的早餐。这里的汤色更深、更浓,以猪骨熬制,带一丝八角的幽香。
早餐时段为早上6:00至10:00;午市期间她基本不出摊。
Thao的摊位严格来说是流动的——她把铁板和小桌子支在老电影院楼北侧的人行道上,那里Quang Trung街向河边弯去。她比其他几位摊主年轻(四十出头),卖cha man已有约8年。她的cha man是几家中剁得最细的,质地接近肉泥,因此形状更完整,受热也更均匀。
两块肉饼:19,000越南盾。Thao的特色是自制辣酱——比简单的鱼露蘸酱层次丰富得多,底味带有烤花生的香气——可作为替代蘸料。
她周一至周六6:00至9:00出摊,周日通常不在。

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Ha Giang的cha man是早餐专属,毫无例外。最佳用餐时段是早上6:30至8:30。9:00之后,大多数摊位已经收摊或卖完当日的早批货。部分摊主会在傍晚(约17:00至19:00)再备一小批,但猪肉往往不如早上新鲜,铁板温度也不够高——焦脆感会打折扣。
冬季(11月至次年2月)是最佳时节。清晨的寒意让人格外渴望热食,猪肉在低温下质地也更紧实。夏季的cha man相比之下会显得水润有余,不过香草此时更为丰盛。
走上前去用手指,或说"hai cai"(两个)、"ba cai"(三个)。摊主就会把肉饼放上铁板。等3至4分钟,一小盘cha man就端上来了。可以要"oc"(鱼露蘸酱),若摊主有备,也可以要"tuong ot"(辣酱)。顺便要一小碗清汤——通常免费或已含在价格里——如果想吃得更饱,就说"com"(米饭)。
大多数摊位没有正式座位,站着吃、坐在小塑料凳上吃,或者带走到附近咖啡馆都行。

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越南中部(Hue、Da Nang)的cha man偏甜,外皮面糊或面团通常更厚。南部版本更厚实,有时会油炸。Ha Giang的做法极简:瘦肉、薄米纸、最大化铁板接触。成品少了几分浓腻,多了几分咸香——与其他地区相比,近乎清淡克制。
香草同样至关重要。Ha Giang摊位使用的rau song(野生香草)在更南的地方难以大量生长,为cha man带来一股青草气、近乎草药的清香,恰好化解了猪肉和猪油的油腻感。
带好零钱(5,000至10,000越南盾面额的纸币)。大多数摊主手头零钱不多,也几乎不收银行卡,全程现金结算,要趁早,要快。如果你不是早起的人,这道早餐不适合你——Ha Giang没有"晚场"cha man。