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Scallops – Quang Ngai | Famous specialty of Quang Ngai province

Quang Ngai is a sea area, so the seafood here is very diverse, including scallops. Scallops are caught from the sea up fresh, brought to the grill with the aroma of the sea, sweet and greasy taste that captivates diners. Because this is the sea, the seafood is fresh and cheap, with only 30,000 VND, you have an attractive grilled scallop plate.

 Sò điệp nướng thơm ngon hương vị biển
Delicious grilled scallops with sea flavor

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