Hien is friendly, welcoming, knowledgeable. She replies on time and arrives early. She’s clear with directions and does her best to answer questions and accommodate requests (for example, to buy fruits at the market). She showed me where locals buy fruits, vegetables and where they eat. It was good to know her contacts at the market. I learned about life in Phu Quoc and am planning to stay longer next time and to join her tour again. Thanks Hien!

This was such a highlight! We never would have found these places alone. Proper local food, a gorgeous seaside temple and an amazing host.

Great tour ! Very good food , the locations were local , imposible to find on your own .
The local
Market was cool ! Thank you Great recommendations !

Hien is such a bubbly character that she put everyone at ease very quickly. It felt like you were wandering the city with a local friend. She was punctual and shared lots of interesting stories of the neighbourhood.
Phu Quoc needs to be enjoyed with a lot of compassion and understanding of its history. The fresh market hits at all your senses with all sorts of interesting-looking seafood being laid out by the roadside. To be really honest the hygiene and the smells are not for the faint-hearted.
To enjoy all the food that Hien has planned for you, come with a very empty stomach. We tried tofu & yaourt dessert, a bowl of vermicelli noodle with fish paste, a fried taro snack, fried pancake wrap (banh xeo) and enjoyed a glass of local craft beer & coconut. The settings of the food places included siting on very low chairs by the roadside and tables right on the beach in the fishing village, and be prepared for quite a bit of walking.
All in all, it’s a great intro to the food scene in PQ!