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Dut Lo Oysters – Vung Tau | Famous specialty of Ba Ria Vung Tau Province

Oysters  are only delicious when the oysters are really fresh. Delicious specialties of Vung Tau  you cannot ignore when traveling in this city. Oysters, when caught, will be peeled and chilled immediately, then grilled to where they are used. To keep the sweetness of oysters, medium soft but not chewy, grill with medium heat. Baked oysters of Vung Tau just need to be seasoned with salt and pepper and enjoyed with Hoa Long imperial wine.

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