Con Market

I arrived here right as they opened so some stalls were still opening but some were already open. I explored for a bit and I ate at this food court area and it was a decent size and had good dishes. The market has a whole section dedicated to ingredients to buy in packs or single and the middle part is for clothing, accessories, flowers and such. The location isn’t the best as there are street restaurants and some shops but the market is genuinely in the middle of nowhere. So overall, if you’re looking for food, specific ingredients, spices, and some clothing but not much I’d recommend going here but if you’d prefer souvenirs, more clothing & shoe selection and a better location I’d go to the Han Market.

My boyfriend and I stumbled upon this market one day in Da Nang. It was such a delightful surprise!! The market has a variety of stalls ranging from housewares, clothing, gifts, kitchenware, produce, meat, seafood, preserved foods, fermented sauces, and so much more. There are also tiny restaurants with dishes that feature products found in the market. For example the have Bún Mắm which is a very unique dish that uses fermented ingredients. So delicious! There’s also a stand outside that makes really yummy fried bananas. Don’t forget to grab one on your way out!

I felt like this place was more local and laid back compared to Han Market. It was not super crowded when we went. The vendors were not that pushy and didn’t speak much English so we mostly gestured and used the calculator to ask for prices. There’s a lot of cheap traditional foods that many locals seem to be eating. There is also a food court that has more comfortable seating than the little stools at the other stalls. We managed to get some snacks here for a decent price. I saw a lot of stalls selling underwear, souvenirs, dried goods, and homeware. I didn’t really fancy any of the clothes here — I think Han Market has better options for clothes and shoes. Overall, it is worth to come here to try local foods and snacks! :)

This market is way better than the Han market... I recommend KIM-XUAN SHOP where you can buy clothings for kids...they have varieties and many really cute outfits for kids. The owners are a mother and a daughter and the daughter can speak english so you won't have any problems in communication. They were also polite and even if it took us time in negotiating the prices they were still polite and still smiling. I say this Because some sellers are pouting and sometimes not polite when you try to negotiate with the price.

Advisable to visit in morning or late afternoon when heat from the sun is not that strong. Pretty standard local market with clothes, shoes and peripherals. Staff at the eating area is not pushy like those I encountered at Ben Thanh market in Saigon. Ordered an avocado ice cream and got a cool respite from the heat. Bring along a paper fan so you can keep a cool head while bargaining a deal.

It’s a nice place for looking something local, friendly selling not forcing hard. There’re many local food that must not try with great price.

Loved this place. My tour guide took me here to get the local experience, and I totally did. It was lovely to interact with the vendors in any way possible, and I got to try so many things. It's one of my best stops.

A lot of nice stuff to get at a cheaper price compared to the stores. Many nice local food choices. People here are all locals, might have difficulty in communicating in English, but they're able to show you the price by using a calculator for better communication.