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Phu Quoc 最棒的美味往往在晚上 9 点之后才登场——前提是你得知道如何避开那些专为游客开设的夜市摊位。
最后更新 · May 26, 2026 · 独立调研,无任何赞助。
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Phu Quoc 在日落后有着两套并行的美食体系：一套是为游客准备的，另一套则是当地人真正光顾的。两者都值得了解，但它们并非同一去处，价格也大相径庭。
位于 Tran Hung Dao 大街的 Dinh Cau 夜市是每家旅馆都会推荐的首选之地。如果你抱着合理的预期前往，这里倒是一个不错的起点。夜市每晚从 5 点左右持续到 11 点，沿着海滨延伸约 200 米，从新鲜海鲜、烤玉米到丝绸围巾应有尽有。这里的价格偏高——一盘烤鱿鱼售价在 120,000–180,000 VND 之间；一碗“bun quay”（Phu Quoc 特有的手工面条汤）在夜市摊位要卖到 50,000–70,000 VND，而步行十分钟到侧街的小店只需 35,000 VND。
这里的海鲜串烧还算不错。椒盐烤蟹钳（cang cua nuong muoi ot）味道确实很好，在岛上很难找到比这更好的。只需指着冰柜里看起来新鲜的食材，上烤架前谈好价格，并留意找零即可。
避坑指南：这里的 banh mi 摊位性价比极低。往内陆走两个街区，同样的法棍三明治只需 25,000 VND，而不是 45,000 VND。
Phu Quoc 没有像 Saigon 那样专门的背包客街。Tran Hung Dao 的酒吧区喧闹且针对跟团游客，但美食区向居民区延伸，那里环境更安静，价格也更实惠。到了晚上 9 点，真正的美食活动才开始。
图片来源：Quang Nguyen Vinh，来自 Pexels
从 Dinh Cau 向北前往 Bach Dang 大街及其平行的几条小巷。晚上 8:30 到 9 点左右，木炭烟火气开始在这里聚集。成群的“quan nhau”（吃喝聚会点）在人行道上摆起塑料桌，营业至午夜甚至更晚。
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这里的蜗牛摊位大多是越南家庭和当地年轻人。你会听到很多人点 bia hoi——这种生啤每杯仅售 10,000–15,000 VND。如果你想体验当地人的饮食，且每人预算在 150,000–200,000 VND 左右，这些地方就是你的首选。
晚上 9 点后，30 Thang 4 大街的环岛附近以及 Nguyen Trai 沿线会出现推车摊位。这些是甜品摊——以“che”（甜汤）为主。Phu Quoc 的当地版本几乎都以椰奶为基底：che chuoi（椰奶香蕉木薯甜汤）、che dau xanh（绿豆甜汤）、che ba mau（三色豆甜汤）。
一杯售价 15,000–25,000 VND。推着玻璃柜的流动摊贩通常比固定摊位更可靠——因为流动摊贩周转率高，配料更新鲜。晚上 10 点后，找那些当地人排队最长的摊位准没错。
此外值得寻找的还有“kem bo”（牛油果冰淇淋），装在牛油果皮里，撒上盐并淋上炼乳。Phu Quoc 盛产优质牛油果，这是品尝它们的绝佳方式。
图片来源：Thái Trường Giang，来自 Pexels
如果想在晚上 9 点后吃顿正经的坐下餐，Duong Dong 镇中心区域——特别是主市场大楼（Cho Duong Dong）后面的街道——比海滨区域活跃得更晚。这里的 Com tam（碎米饭）店营业至晚上 11 点，提供猪排、猪皮丝和 cha trung（蒸蛋饼），每盘 50,000–70,000 VND。这是日常饮食，而非游客餐，味道和价格上的差异显而易见。
当地的鱼露——Phu Quoc nuoc mam——出现在每张桌上的小调料瓶里。它比内陆鱼露颜色更深，鲜味更浓郁。千万别错过。
Phu Quoc 的夜间安全状况普遍良好——与 Saigon 或 Hanoi 相比，小偷小摸较少，但将包袋留在露天摊位无人看管仍是不明智的。主要的“价格高地”是 Dinh Cau 和紧邻的海滨区域；往回走两三个街区，大多数商品的价格会下降 30–40%。午夜后的侧街很难打到出租车——请在需要之前提前用 Grab 预约，不要等到最后才叫车。