Halal Sunset Town Phu Quoc — Restaurant in Phú Quốc

Based on the reviews we saw we expected basic, decent halal food. Unfortunately when we arrived - only fried rice and noodles were available. There were no soft drinks in stock, the dragon fruit smoothie and all others were not available. There was no chilli, salt or sauces available. The food was quite bland, and worst of all the prawns (not de shelled or de veined) were very mushy on the inside - which obviously made us concerned about how fresh or cooked they were. The staff were nice but that doesn’t make up for the poor quality of what we paid for. It’s cheap, maybe it’s better on a day where there is full stock or more customers (place was dead on a Monday evening at 7pm) - can’t in good faith not warn...

Very underwhelming. I was expecting a meal, but what I received was far from that. First off, this is not broccolini as advertised; it’s just basic cauliflower. The portion was small, barely enough for a light snack, let alone a proper meal.

The chicken was minimal, just a few dry! The dish was swimming in a watery, oily broth. The container presentation was off-putting, full of condensation and oil stuck to the sides. The dish lacked real flavor or freshness.

Not worth the price, and definitely not something I’d...

Delicious, well seasoned food and finding halal food like this is very hard to find in Phu Quoc. The chicken noodles and chicken fried rice was absolutely delicious. Even the pak choy was so tasteful. The only thing I would say is maybe add some closed spaces or windows for seating due to mosquitoes and bugs flying around but I guess everyone is used to the island life so not really bothered by it, but we had a baby and a child so they kept...