Speaking of Phi Phi Bien, people will think of many kinds of snails such as snail, snail, queen snail, snail, snail shell ... and especially red grilled snails. create the brand of the restaurant. Beside fresh meat snail, crispy crunchy sauce, Japanese sauce is prepared with the restaurant with fresh salty taste soaked in the body is a factor that any customer must call more. But that is not all, when you eat all the snails, you lightly shells and snails the snail inside. The soft, delicious fatty liver of the red snail makes the dish more rounded.
In its vast space, Pho Bien Sea offers its guests a gastronomic corner with traditional breathing. There we encounter the bushes of the people, the hut with rustic coconut leaves or a row of lanterns made from the familiar bamboo. Then when the diners came here not to admire, touched as returning to the past nostalgic past.
Phi Phi Bien Restaurant has also skillfully knit and mix many diverse areas of enjoyment in its space. There is a garden in harmony with nature, there are different and impressive huts, including modern rooms with full facilities. Especially, there is also an outdoor cooking area and an entertainment corner for diners. Therefore, coming to Phi Phi Sea, diners will go through a lot of unexpected experiences and always have the right seat options.
Restaurant Information
Phi Phố Biển Restaurant
16A Lê Hồng Phong Nối Dài, Phường 12, Quận 10, Hồ Chí Minh, Vietnam
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