Where to find non-Vietnamese food (Central Asian, Mediterranean) on Phu Quoc island?
Based on 1 discussion with 3 participants · Last activity: 8 days ago
TL;DR
Besides classic Vietnamese dishes (spring rolls, pho bo, banh mi), Phu Quoc has Karavan cafe run by Tajik owners serving manty and chebureki, plus Mediterranean restaurants for travelers craving familiar food after days of Vietnamese cuisine.
What the community said
A Mediterranean restaurant opened on the island specifically for travelers who get tired of Vietnamese food after a few days of tasting local dishes — the owners deliberately catered to this demand.
9 days ago Mediterranean restaurant
Among Vietnamese dishes, Phu Quoc restaurants are especially good at spring rolls, pho bo soup, and banh mi (Vietnamese sandwich) — worth trying first.
9 days ago Spring rolls, pho bo, banh mi
Near the Grand World area (not inside the mall itself) there's a cafe called Karavan run by Tajik owners — they make manty (dumplings), chebureki (fried pastries) and other Central Asian dishes, quality is decent even considering off-season lamb quality in Vietnam.
16 days ago Karavan (near Grand World)