.■Con Market

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.

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.

A good experience for me at Con Market which was situated within walking distance from my hostel also along Tran Phu St. They sells all kinds of souvenirs like fridge magnets, bracelets, T-shirts, shoes, bags & of course dried food like dried mangoes, etc. U must use your negotiating skills to get a good bargain. Never ever pay the price they ask. Try asking for a lower price & if they don't agree, then just walk away. Better don't buy from the 1st vendor but continue to compare prices at other vendors. Good luck & happy shopping

Get into the Con Market , there are tons of street food options, prices are very decent, Most item cost around 25k to 35k VND $1 to 1.25 US dollar, but there is No AC and table for you to seat down. Service are good with pricing on everything so you are not confuse.

From an outsider’s perspective, this seemed like a slightly less touristy market compared to Han market. Much more diverse food options too.

Need a guide to fellow travelers what good thing can buy here.

Food court is easy to find, has not many options of Danang's specialties. However, the food was delicious. 9/10

Great food options here, definitely worth the trip for some authentic food frequented by the locals. Cho Con is still very much a local market, there aren't any souvenir shops here and you won't get healed by the vendors. It's a great way to experience the local vibe and a much better place to catch the local life. With the trip alone to get some breakfast or lunch.

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.

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.

A good experience for me at Con Market which was situated within walking distance from my hostel also along Tran Phu St. They sells all kinds of souvenirs like fridge magnets, bracelets, T-shirts, shoes, bags & of course dried food like dried mangoes, etc. U must use your negotiating skills to get a good bargain. Never ever pay the price they ask. Try asking for a lower price & if they don't agree, then just walk away. Better don't buy from the 1st vendor but continue to compare prices at other vendors. Good luck & happy shopping

Get into the Con Market , there are tons of street food options, prices are very decent, Most item cost around 25k to 35k VND $1 to 1.25 US dollar, but there is No AC and table for you to seat down. Service are good with pricing on everything so you are not confuse.

From an outsider’s perspective, this seemed like a slightly less touristy market compared to Han market. Much more diverse food options too.

Need a guide to fellow travelers what good thing can buy here.

Food court is easy to find, has not many options of Danang's specialties. However, the food was delicious. 9/10

Great food options here, definitely worth the trip for some authentic food frequented by the locals. Cho Con is still very much a local market, there aren't any souvenir shops here and you won't get healed by the vendors. It's a great way to experience the local vibe and a much better place to catch the local life. With the trip alone to get some breakfast or lunch.