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Hoi An 的甜蜜之处远不止 Tran Phu 街上的那些游客咖啡馆。这份指南将带你走遍古镇,在 5 个最佳甜点摊位和传统糕点店进行一场味蕾探索。

最后更新 · May 26, 2026 · 独立调研,无任何赞助。
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Hoi An 因其裁缝店和灯笼而闻名,但这座古镇也静静地经营着越南中部最有趣的甜点场景之一——从铁锅中售卖的传统甜汤、用香蕉叶包裹的蒸米糕,到几代人传承制作工艺的月饼。这条路线在古镇和市场区域绕行,涵盖了五个站点,最适合在午后热浪退去、摊位开始热闹起来时前往。
从 Bach Dang 街附近出发,走进下午 4 点左右在通往室内市场的小巷旁摆开的那些低矮塑料凳摊位。这里是 Hoi An (호이안 / 会安 / ホイアン) "che" 的大本营——这是一种越南甜汤和布丁的总称,大多数游客往往只顾着吃 cao lau 或 banh mi,而忽略了它们。
这里的甜汤每碗售价约 15,000–20,000 VND,层次分明:“che ba mau”(三色 che)将绿豆沙、斑斓果冻和红腰豆堆叠在碎冰上,再淋上一层椰浆。“Che bap”(玉米甜汤)是值得一试的当地特色,用嫩玉米粒慢火熬煮,直到汤汁变得乳白且带有淡淡的甜味。如果你想在五个站点间保持节奏,每样点一小碗即可。
穿过 Tran Phu 街进入 Hoi An 中央市场。在市场内部,越过布料摊和鱼档,你会发现几位妇女正在售卖“banh it la gai”——这是一种用苎麻叶染成黑色的小糯米团,里面填满了甜绿豆沙或椰蓉。它们通常以五六个为一捆售卖,每块约 5,000 VND,用香蕉叶包裹,早上现蒸,下午则保持温热。
这些糕点非常传统,是你在 Hoi An 家庭节日餐桌上会见到的那种。口感扎实软糯,带有叶子染料带来的微苦,与甜美的馅料达到平衡。如果你想带到下一站吃,它们非常方便携带。

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Mid-Autumn Festival 期间,Trung thu 月饼总是备受关注,但 Le Loi 街上的一些老店全年都会小批量制作。位于 Le Loi 街 30 号附近的 Trieu Phat 是当地家庭真正会去购买的店铺。这里的月饼有烘焙(“banh nuong”)和冰皮(“banh deo”)两种风格,馅料包括莲蓉、咸蛋黄或五仁冬瓜。根据馅料不同,每个月饼的价格在 25,000–45,000 VND 之间。
这些月饼之所以值得绕道购买,而不是选择超市里的真空包装版本,是因为它们的馅料比例——糖浆更少,果仁质感更明显,且咸蛋黄的油脂含量足以带来扎实的口感。买一个当场吃掉,而不是买一整盒带回家,这样才能品尝到它最好的风味。
介于怀旧与新奇之间,停在 Cam Nam 桥引桥附近和 Nguyen Phuc Chu 街沿线的“kem”冰淇淋车非常值得一停——尤其是椰子壳版本,冰淇淋直接舀入半个椰子中,撒上烤花生、炼乳和椰蓉。价格约为 25,000–30,000 VND,大约四分钟就会完全融化,所以要快点吃。
这不是手工意式冰淇淋,而是几十年来如一日的越南街头冰淇淋形式——略带冰渣,非常甜,在 35 摄氏度的高温下确实非常清爽。有些摊位还提供榴莲口味,虽然评价两极分化,但味道非常纯正。

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在 Nguyen Thai Hoc 街沿线的河畔小摊结束你的行程。一些摊贩将咸味的“banh dap”(将烤米饼和蒸米皮叠在一起,蘸上发酵虾酱食用)与甜点结合在一起——通常是一杯“che dau xanh”(绿豆甜汤),热饮或常温均可,上面漂浮着一点椰奶。
这里的 che dau xanh 并不花哨,是越南中部人晚餐后在家吃的甜点——口感稀薄,甜度适中,介于汤和饮料之间。每杯 10,000–15,000 VND,坐在 Thu Bon 河边的塑料凳上,这是结束行程并让累积的糖分沉淀下来的好地方。
这五个站点全程步行约 2 公里,全部位于古镇内或周边。建议下午 4 点左右出发,这样既能赶在市场摊贩售罄前买到,又能赶上夜市摊位出摊。请准备好小额钞票——10,000 和 20,000 VND 的纸币——因为这些摊位都不接受刷卡。如果每个站点都点一份,整条路线的预算大约在 100,000–130,000 VND 左右。
实用提示: 售卖 banh it la gai 的市场摊贩通常傍晚就会卖完,所以不要把这一站留到最后。Hoi An 古镇非常紧凑,这条路线完全可以步行完成,无需摩托车。在周末晚上的步行街时段,步行导航会更加方便。