Tag: seafood

Nestled along the romantic Ca Ty River, Cho Lon Phan Thiet is not just the bustling commercial center of the coastal city but also a cultural heritage site with a history of over 300 years. From the stalls brimming with fresh seafood every early morning to the savory local specialties, this traditional market continues to serve as the economic heart and culinary soul of Binh Thuan Province.

Once dubbed a miniature Santorini in Vietnam, this fishing village captivates visitors with its rustic charm and idyllic scenery.

When purchasing dried squid, it is imperative to scrutinize the color and condition of the squid to ensure you are getting a high-quality product.

With a rich history and deep-rooted significance in the lives of locals, Phu Lam Market (Tuy Hoa) bustles as a vibrant hub of trade and a cherished custodian of Central Vietnam's unique cultural heritage.

"Discover the 3 Nutritious and Affordable Fish Varieties You Should Be Eating Daily"

When it comes to hot pot dining, there are certain practices you should avoid as they can be detrimental to your health.

The Con Go Fish Market sits on the edge of the coastal embankment in Cam Nhuong, a mere 2 kilometers from the Thien Cam Beach tourist area. This bustling market specializes in offering a plethora of freshly caught seafood delights, sourced directly from the bountiful sea.

The Fishing Village Market of Mui Ne is located on Huynh Thuc Khang Street, about 20 kilometers from the center of Phan Thiet. To witness the vibrant sunrise and the bustling market, many are willing to arrive as early as 5 a.m.

With its pristine beaches, azure waters, and golden sands, this hidden gem in the 'land of martial arts and literature' has been likened to a miniature Jeju. The untouched, romantic setting has left many travelers in awe.

Nestled amidst the white sandy beaches of Thua Thien Hue, Vinh Thanh Market buzzes with vibrant energy amidst the tranquil countryside. Beyond being a mere trading hub for locals, this unique market convenes thrice daily, vividly portraying the distinct cultural practices of a region nestled between the sea and the lagoon.