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Saigon到处都有新鲜春卷,但本地人心中自有一把尺——哪家的米皮最脆韧、馅料最鲜活,他们才是真正的回头客。以下是那些经得起考验的好去处。

Last updated · May 21, 2026 · independently researched, never sponsored.
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"Goi cuon"——新鲜春卷——看似简单,实则大有讲究。米皮、香草、虾、猪肉,有时再加豆腐,食材寥寥,但做法决定高下。Saigon最出色的春卷胜在三点:米皮的质量(应该略带嚼劲,而非一碰即碎)、香草与蛋白质的比例(本地人向来不吝啬薄荷和泰国罗勒),以及蘸酱——通常是花生海鲜酱的混搭,既解腻又提鲜。
与北方偏向清淡简约的做法不同,Saigon的"goi cuon"香草味更浓郁,风格更鲜明,一口下去便能感受到差异。
这家店位于Vo Van Kiet路,紧邻Saigon河,是许多人津津乐道的话题之作。Banh Cuon Chay Thuy自八十年代开业至今,主打素食版春卷——蘑菇、豆腐、木耳——但老顾客来了必点虾猪肉卷。米皮每日现做,早上十点左右就能看到厨房里炊烟袅袅。六个春卷售价35,000 VND。来早不来晚——下午一点前基本售罄。
本地人为何青睐:这里的米皮细腻,近乎透明,蘸酱时绝不会裂开。
在Cho Lon腹地的Tran Hung Dao街上,Thanh Huong不过是摆着四张塑料凳的小摊,连英文招牌都没有。老板娘Huong今年已年过六十,专做且只做虾仁香草卷。她每天早上从Saigon河市场采购新鲜活虾,花生酱也是亲手调制。六个春卷40,000 VND,只收现金。营业时间:早上六点至十一点,下午四点至晚上八点。
本地人为何青睐:虾仁火候恰到好处,鲜嫩多汁;薄荷、泰国罗勒、锯齿芫荽堆得满满当当,香草的分量几乎盖过了蛋白质的存在。

摄影:Pexels上的Sergey Guk
从统一宫步行即可抵达的Nguyen Hue步行街附近,这家新店于2018年开业,老板是一位转型做春卷的前"pho"厨师。食材来自西北约40公里外的Cu Chi本地农场。春卷可按需定制——蛋白质(虾、猪肉、杂蔬、蟹肉)和香草组合任君选择。六个春卷38,000至45,000 VND,视馅料而定。店内有空调,八月来此简直是种解脱。
本地人为何青睐:蘸酱用的是烤花生,而非花生粉,新鲜度是这里的底线。卖不完的春卷每两小时丢弃一次,绝不将就。
这家店主打"com tam"(碎米饭),但配菜菜单里的春卷拼盘才是本地人的隐藏秘籍。六个虾猪肉卷35,000 VND,配的是鱼露蘸酱而非花生酱。对于不习惯鱼露浓烈气味的人来说稍显挑战,但这也正是本地人情有独钟的理由。营业时间:上午十点至下午两点,下午五点至晚上九点。
本地人为何青睐:清爽鲜香的春卷搭上nuoc cham的咸鲜冲击,层次比花生酱版本更为立体,绝不单调。
在Saigon,Goi Cuon属于早餐到午餐的范畴。多数专门摊位早上六点至八点开张,最好的春卷往往一点前就卖完了。部分摊位会在下午(四点起)补货,但下午那批用的是剩余食材,品质自然打折扣。
如果你认真想吃,就早点去。预留十五到二十分钟用餐,如果不会说越南语,再多留十分钟找路——很多摊位靠口口相传,几乎没有英文指引。

摄影:Pexels上的Sergey Guk
大多数摊位流程简单:指着你想要的春卷,伸出手指比数量(六个是标准份)。想多问一句,"Co dac biet gi?"(有什么特别推荐?)是个万能开场白。语言不通就笑着比划,然后好好吃就行了。
几乎所有摊位都只收现金,备好50,000 VND的纸币。卖六个春卷的小摊,没人会摆刷卡机。
在口碑好的摊位,六个春卷大约35,000至45,000 VND(折合人民币约10至13元)。低于30,000 VND的,要么是靠祖传配方压缩成本,要么就是Pham Ngu Lao街上专坑游客的店。旅游区的摊位动辄要价60,000至80,000 VND,卖的是同一道东西。
空腹去,或者找个能分食的同伴。六个春卷只是开胃小食,算不上一顿正餐。搭配一杯"ca phe sua da"(越南冰咖啡)或者到附近的bia hoi来瓶啤酒,才算得上一顿像样的早餐。Saigon最好的春卷没有Instagram定位,也不接外卖,它们藏在街巷深处,一点钟就消失了。这,才是它魅力所在。