![2.png](https://imagev3-lang.vietnamplus.vn/w1000/Uploaded/2024/ohunaac/2024_07_03/2-7519.png.webp "Ingredients in the dish "Tuna eyeball braised with green peppercorns": chili, peppercorns, shallots, ginger. (Photo: VNP/VNA)")
Tuna eyeballs: Rewarding dish for daunting tastebuds
When visiting Quy Nhon city in Binh Dinh province, locals often introduce tourists to a unique seafood delicacy: oceanic tuna eyeballs.
Tuna eyeballs – Quy Nhon’s delicacy
Quy Nhon coastal city in Binh Dinh province is blessed with diverse and abundant seafood, especially tuna. Known as the "spotlight of the sea," tuna is versatile in many culinary preparations, but its unique delicacy, the tuna eyeball, stands out.
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