What to order at Oc Xuyen

Must order
Grilled scallops with scallion oil and peanuts.
The dish to know
Snails
Editor tip
It is deep down a hem; follow the plastic stools and the smell of the grill to find it.
CuisineSeafood
Price$
NeighborhoodDistrict 3
Open untilDaily until 23:00
The dishSnails
PaymentCash only
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Location

Address: 174/43 Nguyen Thien Thuat Street, Ward 3, District 3, Ho Chi Minh City

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Nong Thon Dai Viet ★ 3.8

$$ SeafoodPham Ngu LaoUntil Open 24 hours

Nong Thon Dai Viet is a 24-hour seafood kitchen on the Bui Vien walking street, built for the after-party crowd with grilled and steamed seafood.

OrderGrilled prawns and a hotpot to share after midnight.

TipIt runs around the clock; the busiest, most fun hours are well after the bars close.

Pho Ha ★ 3.9

$ PhoDistrict 1Until Open 24 hoursCash only

Pho Ha is a 24-hour institution near the Bitexco tower, a dependable bowl of Southern beef pho at any hour for night workers and post-bar crowds.

OrderA bowl of pho tai nam in the small hours.

TipIt never closes, making it the safe fallback for a 3am bowl of pho downtown.

Oc Dao ★ 4.2

$$ SeafoodDistrict 1Until Daily until 00:00Cash only

Oc Dao is a perpetually packed snail house where Saigon comes to eat oc, working through plates of shellfish over cheap beer late into the night.

OrderA spread of snails, scallops and clams cooked to order.

TipOrder several small plates to share; the tamarind and coconut snails are the ones to start the night.

Vua Cua ★ 4.1

$$ SeafoodDistrict 1Until Daily until 23:00

Vua Cua, the Crab King, is a lively evening seafood joint on Vo Van Kiet where the draw is crab cooked every way, from tamarind to salted-egg, with cold beer.

OrderSalted-egg crab and a plate of butter-fried snails.

TipCome hungry with a group; crab is priced by weight and meant to be shared.

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