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Ha Long squid cake - Quang Ninh | Famous specialty of Quang Ninh Province

Grilled squid is a specialty dish of Ha Long land made from the main ingredient of squid meat that is pounded or pureed, shaped into a round cake and then fried. Grilled squid is known as the most famous specialty of Ha Long, often bought by tourists from near and far as gifts. Squid rolls are loved by many people because of their delicious taste, long preservation and meticulous execution process.

 

Ha Long squid cake has an eye-catching yellow color

Ha Long squid cake is especially delicious, compared to other places, it has its own unique characteristics that cannot be found anywhere else. This comes from the main ingredient to make squid cake – a type of squid that lives in the waters of Ha Long. Only the squid that lives in the waters of Ha Long can the meat be sweet and chewy. Perhaps it is for this reason that Ha Long squid cake can exist and become more and more famous.

 

Ha Long squid cake is extremely delicious

After you have bought the squid rolls, you just need to fry them until they are evenly cooked, when the pieces are cooked, they will have an eye-catching golden color, and the spreading scent is extremely stimulating. Grilled squid served with lemon garlic chili sauce or sweet and spicy chili sauce with hot rice or vermicelli, or as a drink, will surely conquer the taste of all your family members!

 

Ha Long squid cake can be eaten with all kinds of food
  • Price: 330,000 VND – 800,000 VND/kg of pounded squid

  • Address: Ong Ba Seafood – Sunworld Ha Long Park Walking Street, Lot C122, Ha Long Street, Bai Chay Ward, Ha Long City, Quang Ninh

  • Shop Thoan, Hien Nhung – kiosk 36, 37 Ha Long market 1, Ha Long city, Quang Ninh

 

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