Phu Quoc — Places to eat
Pepper farms, fishing boats, and the sun dropping into the sea.
- Bún Quậy Kiến Xây — Phu Quoc noodles: you mix the dip, they pipe the fish paste
- Ra Khơi — Big seafood hall: pick from the tanks, start with herring salad
- Xin Chào Seafood Restaurant — Two-storey seafood terrace facing the sunset
- Crab House — Glove-on Cajun boil: garlic-butter crab eaten by hand
- MEO Kitchen — Generous bánh xèo at one of the island's busiest Vietnamese spots
- 99 Bún Chả — MEO Kitchen's sister: smoky bún chả with shorter queues
- Xóm Mới Garden — Garden restaurant where staff wrap your bánh xèo for you
- Phu Quoc Night Market (Dinh Cậu) — Point at the urchins and scallops, eat them off the coals
- Bè Hà Quyền (Hàm Ninh floating restaurant) — Crab hauled from the raft cages and steamed on the spot
- CO OI (Grand World) — Air-conditioned Vietnamese canteen for Grand World days
- Sorrento Restaurant (Sunset Town) — Wood-fired pizza with the Kiss Bridge sunset in the window
- Chuồn Chuồn Bistro & Sky Bar — Hilltop terrace bar: town, sea and sunset in one frame
- Sunset Sanato Beach Club — Beach club where the sun sets behind giant sculptures
- Buddy Ice Cream & Café — Coconut coffee and a scoop with the harbour sunset
- AnBa Coffee — Coconut coffee and smoothie bowls in a shady garden
- On The Rocks — Dinner on a wooden deck over the rocks at sunset
- Camia Restaurant — Seafood and Vietnamese dinner in a hall open to the sea
- Pink Pearl — Resort fine dining: caviar, wagyu, Phu Quoc sea urchin
- Sun Bavaria GastroPub — German sausages and beer straight from the tank
- Clubhouse (Premier Residences) — Between beach and pool; seafood buffet on Saturdays
- Cafe Green — Coconut smoothie inside a wave-shaped bamboo-and-wood house
- INK 360 — Cocktails on a 19th-floor roof with the sea below
- AND Beach Bar — Sand underfoot for sunset, fire shows after dark
- OCSEN Beach Bar — A beach bar to settle into around 5:30 for sunset