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串烤猪肉丸外焦里嫩、鲜汁四溢,用米纸卷着香草,蘸上花生酱,简直一绝。这份指南带你在 Nha Trang 寻找最正宗的美味。

Last updated · May 19, 2026 · independently researched, never sponsored.
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“Nem nuong”(串烤猪肉丸)就是那种看似平平无奇,却能让你在吃到一半时忍不住惊叹“怎么会这么好吃”的美食。肉丸由猪肉糜、大蒜、红葱头和鱼露混合而成,捏在竹签上,用炭火烤至外皮微焦起泡、色泽诱人,而内里依然鲜嫩多汁。烟熏的香气是灵魂,微焦的口感同样不可或缺。
Nha Trang (냐짱 / 芽庄 / ニャチャン) 有着自己独特的 nem nuong 文化,与 Saigon 的版本截然不同(后者的肉糜通常绞得更细,几乎呈糊状)。在 Nha Trang,肉丸的质地更加松散、带有颗粒感——你甚至能咀嚼出猪肉的纤维。它不追求极致的细腻,而是将重点放在了炭烤的火候上。
Nem nuong 从来不会单调地上桌,它总是搭配着丰盛的配菜。端上来的会是一个大拼盘:热腾腾的烤肉串、一叠薄而有嚼劲的“米纸”(bánh tráng nướng)、新鲜香草(薄荷、香菜、紫苏)、腌菜(通常是黄瓜和胡萝卜),以及一小碗“nuoc cham”——这是一种集甜、咸、辣于一体的花生蘸酱,还透着青柠和辣椒的清香。
撕下一小块米纸,铺上一两片香草叶,放上黄瓜和胡萝卜,然后将肉丸卷入其中。蘸上酱汁,一口咬下。不断重复这个过程,直到烤串吃光,或者你实在撑得吃不下为止。
米纸是这道菜的关键。它必须柔韧有嚼劲,绝不能一折就碎。优秀的摊位会现点现烤米纸,绝不会拿久放发干的存货来糊弄食客。
这是品尝 nem nuong 的首选之地。它位于 Dang Van Quyen 街(这条街据说是以这道菜的发明者命名的,尽管 Vietnam (베트남 / 越南 / ベトナム) 的美食历史考证总是有些模糊)。这是一家露天餐厅,摆着塑料凳子,柜台直面烤炉。你一到店,就能看到红彤彤的炭火和滋滋作响的烤串。
点餐直接按串数算:一串通常在 45,000–55,000 VND 左右。两人的标准分量是 4–5 串,外加米纸、香草和酱汁。总价大约在 200,000–250,000 VND。店里还供应“nem nuong cuon”(同样的肉丸,但像春卷一样提前为你卷好),如果是站着吃,很多人会更偏爱这种便捷的吃法。
这里的猪肉比其他店肥肉稍微多一点,因此口感更加鲜嫩多汁。烤制火候恰到好处——既不焦黑,也不寡淡。花生蘸酱的味道非常平衡,你能品尝到烤花生的醇香,而不仅仅是死板的甜味。
店里没有英文菜单。你可以直接指着其他桌的菜,或者简单地说一句“nam”(五),店员就会为你端上五串烤肉。
傍晚时分,漫步在海滨附近的侧街(Tran Hung Dao 或 Tat Cau 区域一带),你会发现许多没有招牌的小烤肉摊。这些摊位多为家庭经营,通常只有一辆推车、一个炭炉和一个冷藏箱。因为没有固定店面的租金压力,这里的烤串每串大概只需 35,000–45,000 VND。
摊位的品质参差不齐。有些味道极佳——肉质更新鲜,烤制手法也更老练;而有些则可能过于油腻或调味不足。如果你看到有当地人在排队,跟着排准没错。这就是最靠谱的美食风向标。
如果你在逛“cho dem Nha Trang”(Nha Trang 夜市),通常总能找到 2–3 家卖 nem nuong 的摊位。价格与街边摊相仿(每串 40,000–50,000 VND)。这里的氛围喧闹而嘈杂。味道中规中矩,但很少有令人惊艳的出品;毕竟摊贩们更看重出餐量,而非慢工出细活。

图片由 Alexandr Kozlenko 拍摄,来自 Pexels
品尝 nem nuong 的最佳时间是傍晚或入夜时分,此时炭火正旺,肉也是刚刚备好的。午餐时段吃也可以,但烤炉可能不如晚上干净,炭火也不够新。
Nha Trang 的沿海气候全年都相对稳定,因此一年四季都能吃到 nem nuong。在旅游旺季(11月至次年4月),知名店铺门前往往大排长龙,价格也会略有上涨。而在淡季(6月至9月),找位子会容易得多,但出摊的选择也会相应减少。
啤酒无疑是绝佳的搭配。在附近的摊位点上一小杯冰镇“bia hoi”(新鲜的未杀菌生啤),只需 15,000–20,000 VND。也有人喜欢喝“nuoc chanh”(加了盐和糖的青柠汁)来化解猪肉的油腻。少数摊位会同时供应这两种饮品。

图片由 Sóc Năng Động 拍摄,来自 Pexels
Nem nuong 是在你面前用明火现烤的。肉糜通常是当天清晨新鲜绞制的(至少本该如此)。米纸由米粉和水制成,也是现点现烤。因此,感染食源性疾病的风险很低——事实上,比许多提前做好的菜肴还要低。尽管如此,还是建议选择客流量大的繁忙摊位就餐。长时间存放在冷藏箱里的陈肉是个隐患,而生意火爆的烤炉意味着食材周转得非常快。
记得随身携带小面额纸币(VND)。大多数 nem nuong 摊位只收现金。直接用手抓着吃;这里不提供刀叉。蘸酱容易弄脏衣服,吃的时候要多加小心。如果你爱上了这种烤肉丸,不妨尝尝同一摊位的“cha”(一种蒸猪肉肠)以及其他烤猪内脏美食——它们采用的是同样的基础调味和烹饪手法。