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Saigon的河粉比北方版本更清淡、更甜,上菜也更快。本文带你找到胡志明市最正宗的Pho Saigon,解析它的独特之处,以及如何点餐。

Last updated · May 19, 2026 · independently researched, never sponsored.
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"[Pho](/posts/pho-vietnam (베트남 / 越南 / ベトナム)-noodle-soup-guide)"在20世纪中叶传入Saigon,但随后演变出了自己的风格。北方河粉——即来自Hanoi的正宗版本——汤底以炭烤洋葱和姜熬制12小时以上,清醇、矿物感强,讲究的是克制与耐心。而"Pho Saigon"则以甜味取代了这种克制:汤头更轻盈,熬制时间更短,常用冰糖或以不同比例调配的鱼露来增添甜味。面条更细,摆盘更随意,整碗吃完的速度也更快。这不是好坏之分,而是它适应了炎热的气候、快节奏的生活,以及南方人偏爱鲜甜多于醇厚的口味。
在Ho Chi Minh City,"pho Saigon"就是默认版本。你点"pho",端上来的就是这个。
这家已经发展成连锁,但位于Ben Thanh Market附近的原店才是1980年代奠定口味的地方。在柜台点单,找个塑料凳坐下,等五分钟。一碗有嫩切牛肉的pho bo(牛肉河粉)售价60,000–75,000 VND。汤底甜味突出,面条细软,配菜慷慨(泰国罗勒、锯齿芫荽、青柠)。建议早上6点或上午11点前来——11点半开始排队,直到下午2点才散。
Tau Bay是一个极小的摊位——4张凳子、一口锅——藏在Cho Lon素食寺庙附近的小巷里。老板娘Tau经营这里已逾20年。她专门从Thu Duc的一家屠宰场采购牛骨,凌晨3点开始熬汤,中午前售罄。一碗50,000 VND。汤底带着淡淡的焦蒜香和鱼露味,简单纯粹。甜度比Pho Hoa低,但仍是典型的南方风味。只收现金,建议上午10点前到。
因1995年比尔·克林顿曾到此用餐而名声大噪,但名气并没有毁掉它。这是一家正经的堂食餐厅,不是路边摊。河粉售价65,000–90,000 VND,价格因部位而异(嫩切牛肉、牛腩、牛筋)。汤底平衡——有甜味但不腻,带一丝八角的清香。面条中细,有嚼劲。游客比本地人多,但厨房出品稳定,下午来还能享受空调的恩惠。正午前来,否则要等位。
同样是小摊,6张塑料凳,只收现金,每碗55,000 VND。Huynh经营这家已有18年。汤底用牛骨髓熬制,加少许冰糖提甜——鱼露味比Tau Bay淡,口感更细腻。面条细。新鲜配菜(罗勒、芫荽、锯齿草)每两小时补充一次。早上5点半开档,下午1点收摊。本地人从早上6点就开始排队,你的邻座会是送餐员、建筑工人和送孩子上学的父母。
介于两者之间——摊位略大,有8到10张凳子,但仍是家庭经营。河粉60,000 VND。汤底带轻微的焦糖边缘(来自慢烤洋葱),嫩切牛肉薄如纸。这里有个独特之处:如果你开口问,他们会提供同价的"pho truong"(一种加牛杂的地方变体——腰、肝、肌肉)。大多数游客不知道可以这样点。早上6点开门,人气持续到中午12点半。

摄影:Sergey Guk,来自Pexels
除非菜单是英文(Pho 2000有),点单其实很简单:指着菜单或说"mot tia pho"(一碗河粉)或"pho bo"(牛肉河粉)。如想指定部位,指着墙上的肉品图或说"tai"(嫩切生牛肉)、"nam"(牛腩)、"gan"(牛肝)、"sach"(牛肚)或"bo"(综合)。大多数摊位都有"dac biet"(特别套餐),同价可得两种部位。
配菜单独上——罗勒、锯齿芫荽、青柠、辣椒,有时还有锯齿草或薄荷。将青柠汁挤入汤底,把罗勒撕碎拌入面条,嗦面时咬一口生辣椒。别客气。
每桌都备有是拉差辣酱和海鲜酱。本地人两样都用,在Pho Hoa这类偏甜的摊位尤其如此。海鲜酱加深甜味,是拉差辣酱则解腻提鲜。
因为热。Hanoi冬天可降至10°C,12小时熬制的浓汤在寒冷中完全合理。而Saigon全年28°C,浓厚的慢熬汤底在这里会显得过于厚重。于是南方厨师学会了用鱼露的鲜味和冰糖来构建甜味,然后快速出餐。面条更细,熟得快,不会在你吃之前就把汤吸干——设计上就是要轻盈、快捷、在炎热中抚慰人心,而不是供人细细冥想的一碗汤。

摄影:DUONG QUÁCH,来自Pexels
早晨(5:30–8:00)。 本地人上班前来吃。摊位食材新鲜,队伍短,空气凉爽。通常是一天中最好吃的时段。
上午(9:00–11:00)。 第二波高峰。只要避开正午饭点,还算从容。
午餐(11:30–14:00)。 人潮涌动,名摊尤甚,必然要等。河粉本身没问题,但拥挤加上炎热会大打折扣。
下午及晚餐(15:00–21:00)。 大多数摊位下午1、2点就收摊了。Pho 2000和少数堂食餐厅提供晚餐,但早上那锅汤已近尾声,品质有所下降。
每碗价格预计50,000–90,000 VND(约合2–4美元)。路边摊只收现金;Pho 2000可刷卡。用餐节奏很快——从点单到碗底朝天,通常8到15分钟。先到先坐,与陌生人拼桌是常态。备好纸巾;嗦面声越响,越是对厨师的尊重。