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A rare specialty from Ly Son Island. The stone crab's shell is rock-hard, but the meat inside is deeply sweet, crunchy, and dry.
The crab shell is speckled with round spots like the moon. Grilling it over wood charcoal on the beach brings out the ultimate sweetness of the ocean.
A strange lobster wearing a giant hat on its head. Halved and baked with fragrant cheese, it beats even the expensive spiny lobsters.
Peel the hard shell and stir-fry fresh mantis shrimp drenched in a thick, sticky tamarind garlic-chili sauce. You'll scrape the bottom of the pot on a cold rainy day.
Ca Mau crabs molt during the full moon?
Shrimp coated in a thin batter and swished through boiling oil for exactly 5 seconds, making the shell puffed and crispy while the meat remains juicy.
Finely shredded young gourd leaves dropped into an ocean crab hotpot with premium fish sauce create a cleansing broth that cures hangovers instantly.
Toss halved molting crabs with a basket of Thai basil in oil, seasoned with fish sauce and sugar, creating a strong aroma that spreads through the alley.
The intense, salty flavor of shrimp paste stir-fried with minced lemongrass and chili soaks into every crispy-shelled shrimp. Serve with cucumbers and hot rice.
Blend raw pork paste with finely chopped mantis shrimp, flatten, and fry until golden on both sides to eat with vermicelli and sour mackerel broth.
Stir-fry minced garlic in oil until golden, then sprinkle over salt-roasted mantis shrimp with charred shells. Chewy, crunchy, and oil-free.
Crabs living in rocky crevices and eating stream moss have a clean, non-fishy flavor. Just steam them and squeeze a little lime for perfection.