This simple wood restaurant is run by the very fluent English-speaking Kiem. In spite of the name, the dishes are Vietnamese rather than Japanese, and standouts include prawns in tamarind sauce and smoked aubergine. If you're with a group, whole red snapper makes a great addition to the meal. Friendly service. It's located in the village of Ong Lang.
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Phu Quoc Island
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