The ốc station lit up every night
Trạm Ốc is the night ốc station on Nguyen Thien Thuat — a string-lit dining hall, neon seafood signs, and shellfish cooked the way you like it.
Steam · grill · stir-fry · salt-toss
Four ốc dishes that made the station's name — pick your favorite, or try all four.
Lemongrass-steamed ốc
Fresh ốc steamed with bruised lemongrass — sweet meat, fragrant, straight from the sea.
Grilled ốc, scallion oil
Grilled over charcoal, finished with scallion oil — charred shells, rich and fragrant.
Tamarind stir-fried ốc
Tossed in sweet-sour tamarind — a gentle tang coating every shell.
Salt-tossed ốc
Tossed with chili salt and garlic — crisp, salty heat, for the long nights.
Why Trạm Ốc glows every night
Three things make Trạm Ốc: a string-lit dining hall, neon seafood signs, and a Ban Co corner in no hurry to dim.
Photos: Trạm Ốc / Google Maps · 10/2026
An ốc station in the heart of District 3
Three glimpses of this place — the hall, the ốc, and the Ban Co nights.
String lights overhead
Trạm Ốc's dining hall glows under rows of string lights — warm, roomy, and always lively after dark.
From the station kitchen
Ốc arrives many ways — steamed, grilled, stir-fried, salt-tossed — every plate with its own taste of the sea.
The Nguyen Thien Thuat storefront
By day a simple Ban Co storefront; after dark, lantern light and neon signs turn it into a night-street stop.
Trạm Ốc — the night ốc station on Nguyen Thien Thuat, District 3. A string-lit hall, neon seafood signs, and ốc cooked your way.
Address
300 Nguyen Thien Thuat, Ban Co, District 3