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Phu Quoc Island Food on Phu Quoc Island
Food on Phu Quoc Island http://www.hotsia.com > Phu Quoc Island > Food on Phu Quoc Island Phu Quoc is an island with abundant food supply, no need to buy from the mainland. The island's fruits are not expensive like other islands that cannot produce their own. I stayed on Phu Quoc Island for 2 nights, so I didn't get to taste much except durian and mango. The durian here is fragrant, creamy, and delicious. It's not the Monthong durian like the one I ate in Kampot Province, Cambodia.
Food on Phu Quoc Island costs about 100 baht per dish in tourist areas, while in local areas it's 30-40 baht. The local area is near the fresh market side, where many food stalls are located. If you rent a motorbike, you can ride there to eat, or it's not far to walk. The must-try food is the seafood of Phu Quoc Island — cheap, fresh, delicious, and diverse to choose from. The main breakfast that Mr.Hotsia loves is French bread with two eggs, chili, pepper, and sometimes a little pork.
This is a perfect breakfast, not too heavy, followed by a cup of Vietnamese coffee or iced Vietnamese coffee. Very relaxing until noon. For lunch, I think riding a motorbike to find local food is great — fresh fish, squid, shrimp. I met locals catching squid and asked to buy some for them to cook for me: fried with dipping sauce. The dipping sauce is a local Phu Quoc Vietnamese sweet fish sauce with tamarind — extremely delicious. They also gave me rice. Eating right on the beach with the sea breeze is very comfortable, watching the Vietnamese coastal lifestyle.
No need to speak, just use hand gestures. But not many places have beachside stalls, so you need to ride a motorbike to find them. mr.hotsia January 2012 Ordered fresh squid on the beach, locals fried it for me — fresh. Breakfast clip Mr.Hotsia French bread with eggs, delicious. This clip tastes durian on Phu Quoc Island (durian Phu Quoc island) 10 12 46.007 N, 103 57 33.443 E GPS coordinates (POI). Avoid hotel restaurants — expensive and not tasty as seen 10 9 58.199 N, 103 58 13.38 E
Sweet fish sauce recipe from Phu Quoc Island that I ate with squid I bought from locals by the sea 10 9 58.259 N, 103 58 13.038 E Steamed rice, my meal by Mr.Hotsia. Squid cost 75 baht, the rest was given free — the kindness of Phu Quoc Vietnamese islanders 10 13 10.77 N, 103 57 37.151 E Steamed yam at Phu Quoc fresh market Mr.Hotsia French bread with eggs, delicious but must add chili. Fruits on Phu Quoc Island 10 12 47.531 N, 103 57 32.387 E
10 12 47.477 N, 103 57 32.237 E 10 12 47.466 N, 103 57 32.303 E Mangoes are delicious. Sweet fish sauce recipe from the island 10 9 58.248 N, 103 58 13.218 E View I saw while eating 10 1 4.476 N, 104 0 49.518 E 10 12 52.601 N, 103 57 32.729 E Durian is also delicious 10 12 52.488 N, 103 57 32.489 E Travel info Phu Quoc Island City (Phu Quoc island Kien) Travel Phu Quoc Island Morning market Phu Quoc Island Motorbike tour Phu Quoc Island
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