




Bún rạm demands meticulous effort. The essence of Trà Ổ lagoon crab paste is soaked, cleaned, finely ground to extract its pure liquid akin to crab roe. Boil the crab paste liquid, add cooking oil, fried shallots, and seasonings. Keep the crab paste liquid separate, the bowl of noodles separate. Bún rạm is adorned with fresh greens, green mangoes, and whole roasted peanuts. Gradually ladle the crab paste liquid into the bowl, accompanying every bite. The broth is rich yet light, complemented by the tangy sweetness of fresh greens and green mangoes.

In the past, to relish authentic Phu My shrimp noodles or crab noodles, one had to travel 60km to indulge. Now, in Quy Nhon, Phu My natives have their shrimp noodles, crab noodles eateries, with flavors just as delectable and sweet. The proprietor of My Hanh shrimp noodles, crab noodles (Ngô Gia Tự Street, Quy Nhon) states: “The success of this noodle dish hinges on quality ingredients, fresh shrimp, crab paste from Trà Ổ lagoon, and noodles freshly boiled over rice water to capture the essence of Phu My shrimp noodles, crab noodles.”

Scattered across Quy Nhon city are no less than 10 Phu My shrimp noodles, crab noodles spots, allowing diners to savor without constraints. The price of this dish is exceedingly reasonable, a large bowl priced at 18,000 VND/bowl, and a small bowl at 16,000 VND/bowl for both shrimp noodles and crab noodles.
Source: Vietnamnet.vn
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Source: Mytour Travel Handbook
MytourJuly 15, 2015