Shopping

Are tourist-area shops in Da Nang overpriced, and is it better to buy snacks and everyday items in supermarkets?

For everyday shopping in Da Nang, supermarkets are usually the safer and cheaper option because prices are clearly marked. Small shops near tourist areas and the airport may quote inflated prices—for example, an ice cream that costs 28k VND in the center was reportedly sold for 45k VND near the airport.

2 sources · 7 days ago

Best souvenirs and gifts to buy in Da Nang and Vietnam

Top picks include Vietnamese coffee, local sweets, lacquerware, and handmade ceramics from nearby Hoi An. Da Nang is also known for dried seafood and silk goods.

3 sources · 28 days ago

How much does passion fruit cost at markets in Da Nang, Vietnam?

Passion fruit at Da Nang markets costs around 35,000–60,000 VND per kg, though availability varies. In Hoi An coastal shops, expect 40,000–55,000 VND.

2 sources · 31 days ago

How to get a VAT tax refund for shopping in Da Nang, Vietnam?

VAT refund for non-residents isn't offered by every store — for example, Lotte Mart supermarket has a dedicated counter marked 'tax refund for non-residents', but small purchases (like a pack of beer) typically don't qualify.

1 source · 5 days ago

Is it cheaper to buy Apple products (iPhone) in Vietnam compared to other countries?

Apple products in Vietnam are officially priced high with little grey market discount. It's generally not a good place to buy Apple devices cheaply.

2 sources · 3 days ago

Should I bring a PC monitor to Da Nang or buy one locally?

It's easier to buy a monitor locally: on Lazada you can find a 180Hz monitor for about $80-90, while transporting one from home risks damage and takes up luggage space.

1 source · 2 days ago

What are typical meat prices (beef, chicken, pork, tuna) at local markets in Da Nang?

Beef in Da Nang is pricey — roughly $12/kg or more, similar to supermarket prices in Russia. Chicken is noticeably cheaper than pork and beef, and fresh tuna is available at local markets.

2 sources · 5 days ago

What to buy at Da Nang markets — prices for lychee and Vietnamese ointments like Tiger Balm?

Han Market sells Vietnamese ointments like Tiger Balm and similar products at negotiable prices. Lychee is currently in season at Da Nang markets — ask sellers for the going rate to avoid overpaying.

2 sources · 23 days ago

Where can I buy disposable vapes in Da Nang?

Street vendors on scooters (the ones selling flip-flops, hats and sunglasses) sell disposables — just say the word "vape". Starting price is 600-650k VND but can be bargained down to around 300k. Dedicated vape shops sell the same cheap stock at 600-650k with no bargaining.

1 source · 3 days ago

Where can I find a good hair salon or barber in Da Nang for long hair, coloring, or non-Asian hair types?

In these messages, travelers in Da Nang were mainly looking for three things: a barber experienced with non-Asian hair, a stylist for long hair, and a reliable colorist. No specific salons were named here, so the safest approach is to check expat-friendly salons around My An and An Thuong and confirm the stylist’s experience, prices, and portfolio in advance.

2 sources · 11 days ago

Where can I get a custom ao dai made in Da Nang or Hoi An, and how much does it cost?

For most travelers, Hoi An is the easiest place to order a custom ao dai: many established tailors can finish it in 24–48 hours with at least one fitting. Simple designs usually start around 700,000 VND, while well-known shops often charge from 1,500,000 to 2,500,000 VND depending on fabric and detailing.

1 source · 8 days ago

Where is the best place in Da Nang to buy groceries, drinks, and budget souvenirs: Lotte Mart, MM Mega Market, or Go!?

Travelers say the cheapest strategy in Da Nang is to shop at large supermarkets like Lotte Mart, MM Mega Market, and Go!, ideally buying supplies for several days or the whole trip at once. These stores are better for drinks, snacks, coffee, cacao, nuts, and small household items than convenience stores near hotels.

2 sources · 1 day ago

Where to buy cheap fruit in Da Nang — market vs street vendors?

Markets offer better prices (coconuts from 17,000 VND), but street vendors are convenient. Night market vendors are not pushy — a large fruit assortment costs around 720 RUB equivalent.

2 sources · 30 days ago

Where to buy cheap household essentials, groceries and souvenirs in Da Nang?

Da Nang has affordable supermarkets and local markets where you can stock up on household items, groceries, footwear, and flowers all in one trip.

2 sources · 20 days ago

Where to buy cigarettes and vapes in Da Nang, Vietnam?

Han Market and the kiosks across from it often run out of cigarettes for weeks at a time. Duty-free prices for brands like Raison are best checked with someone flying in, and vape shops/hookah lounges are usually found through word of mouth rather than fixed addresses.

1 source · 1 day ago

Where to buy clothes, shoes and replica brands in Da Nang, Vietnam?

Da Nang has several markets selling clothes, shoes, and brand replicas, both in the city and nearby.

1 source · 21 days ago

Where to buy e-cigarettes in Da Nang, how much do they cost, and is it risky to bring a vape into Vietnam?

In Da Nang, vapes are reportedly hard to find and expensive at around 550,000 VND, with heated tobacco sticks from about 200,000 VND. Travelers also mention regular cigarettes are much cheaper at roughly 35,000 VND, and bringing a vape into Vietnam may carry border risks with possible fines up to about USD 300.

1 source · 1 day ago

Where to buy e-cigarettes, IQOS or vapes in Da Nang, Vietnam?

E-cigarettes and IQOS are harder to find in Da Nang than in Nha Trang. Try large electronics stores or dedicated vape shops.

2 sources · 26 days ago

Where to buy electronics in Da Nang, Vietnam?

Da Nang has all major Vietnamese electronics chains including The Gioi Di Dong, Dien May Xanh, FPT Shop, and Nguyen Kim. For cameras and specialized gear, try Binh Minh Digital or Le Bao Minh.

2 sources · 29 days ago

Where to buy everyday goods and branded shoes (like Crocs) in Da Nang?

Find branded goods at official stores and major supermarkets like Lotte Mart, WinMart, Go!, or MM Mega Market. Counterfeit versions are available at any local market.

2 sources · 28 days ago

Where to buy fresh fruit in Da Nang (local markets, not hotel shops)?

Fresh fruit at good prices is found at a hidden morning market (open 6:00–9:30am, in a narrow side street, next to a small Vinmart) and at the night market near Dragon Bridge; street stalls near hotels usually only sell pre-cut/peeled fruit.

2 sources · 2 days ago

Where to buy fresh fruit in Da Nang and how much does it cost?

Fruit in Da Nang is available at local markets and street vendors. The dedicated fruit market has the lowest prices but can be chaotic. Mango runs 35,000–45,000 VND/kg, mangosteen 50,000–120,000 VND/kg.

2 sources · 8 days ago

Where to buy gold jewelry and pearls in Da Nang — and how to avoid fakes?

Da Nang has jewelry shops selling gold and pearls, but pearl quality varies — fakes are common. You can also find jewelers offering cleaning services for silver and gold pieces.

1 source · 32 days ago

Where to buy groceries and everyday items in Da Nang: supermarket, mall, or local market?

For everyday shopping in Da Nang, travelers point to GO!/Lotte Mart and the newly reopened Aeon Mall; WinMart is much smaller, while MM Mega Market is farther out. For a more local experience, try the Cho Dam night market or the market near GO!, which gets busy around 5 pm.

2 sources · 16 days ago

Where to buy local coffee and sweets as souvenirs in Da Nang?

In Da Nang, local coffee and sweets for gifts can be found at shops like Aroma House. For milk-based drinks, look for robusta blends or specialty local mixes.

2 sources · 28 days ago

Where to buy pearls in Da Nang or Hoi An, and how can you avoid fakes?

Travelers report that pearl jewelry in Hoi An market can be quoted at around 4 million VND, while similar pieces may be found in larger showroom-style stores for a similar price but with a certificate. If authenticity matters, buy from a place that provides documentation, since imitation pearls are also sold very cheaply.

2 sources · 14 days ago

Where to buy real silk fabric and silk blankets in Da Nang or Hoi An?

For real silk, the most practical options are Hoi An Silk Village and fabric shops in Hoi An Old Town; in Da Nang, check Han Market and Con Market. Expect roughly 150,000–500,000 VND per meter for silk fabric and about 1,500,000+ VND for silk blankets depending on size and quality.

2 sources · 11 days ago

Where to buy rum and fruit in Da Nang: local small shops, large hypermarkets, or night markets?

For rum, especially if you need a specific brand like Chavet, large hypermarkets are the better bet because small neighborhood stores may have very limited choice. For fruit, travelers liked the night market, where pineapples were seen at 20,000 VND per kg, though the fruit was on the smaller side and overall prices may be a bit higher.

1 source · 8 days ago

Where to buy sewing supplies and find custom sewing or embroidery services in Da Nang?

These messages were about finding thread shops, renting a sewing machine, clothing embroidery, and custom lingerie sewing in Da Nang. No exact store names or contacts were provided in this chat excerpt, so you’d likely need to ask locally around tailoring streets and fabric-market areas.

1 source · 12 days ago

Where to buy smartphones and tablets in Da Nang, Vietnam?

Da Nang has several electronics chain stores where you can buy smartphones and tablets in stock, with a decent selection of brands like Samsung and realme at fixed prices.

3 sources · 24 days ago

Where to buy sneakers in Da Nang — originals vs replicas, and is there a street market for clothes and shoes?

Finding authentic Nike sneakers in Da Nang is difficult — most shops sell replicas. There's no dedicated sneaker street like in Nha Trang, but markets and malls offer plenty of replica options.

1 source · 5 days ago

Where to buy souvenirs, bags, hats, and sandals in Da Nang?

Travelers mentioned at least one shop in Da Nang selling souvenirs, bags, and hats, plus another place where people order bags and sandals for pickup. The exact locations were shared as Google Maps links.

2 sources · 8 days ago

Where to buy souvenirs, balms, and small gifts in Da Nang, Vietnam?

Viet House store offers Vietnamese specialties like artichoke products, supplements, coffee, tea, rum, and cosmetics with English-friendly staff. For small souvenirs like balms, keychains, and candies, dedicated souvenir shops around the city are the best bet.

2 sources · 25 days ago

Where to buy souvenirs, coffee, ointments and perfume at good prices in Da Nang?

Da Nang has dedicated perfume shops and local markets where you can find souvenirs, Vietnamese coffee, Tiger Balm and similar products at reasonable prices.

1 source · 18 days ago

Where to buy souvenirs in Da Nang without tourist markup?

Large souvenir shops with fair prices are limited in Da Nang. It's best to browse local offline vendors yourself, ideally near the end of your trip.

2 sources · 22 days ago

Where to buy swimwear and UV-protective swimsuits in Da Nang?

Da Nang has surf brand stores (Quicksilver, Roxy, Billabong) and UV-protective swimwear is also available. Best to check malls and beachside shops.

1 source · 24 days ago

Where to buy Vietnamese rum in Da Nang at a reasonable price?

Supermarkets in Da Nang sell rum at noticeably higher prices than in Nha Trang — travelers complain about the markup and haven't pinned down a specific budget-friendly shop yet.

2 sources · 3 days ago

Where to shop for international fashion, footwear and cosmetics brands in Da Nang, and is there any luxury shopping?

Da Nang has some international mid-range brands, but the selection is limited; travelers usually check Lotte and Vincom Plaza for fashion and cosmetics. Don’t expect a real luxury shopping scene or a wide choice of original premium brands.

1 source · 10 days ago

Which market in Da Nang is best for fruits, souvenirs, and budget shopping, and where do locals shop?

For a one-stop market in Da Nang, most travelers choose Con Market or Han Market: Con is better for local produce and everyday shopping, while Han is more convenient for souvenirs and fruit in the city center. For a more local feel and regular prices, Bac My An Market is a good option, and Son Tra Night Market works for evening souvenir shopping.

2 sources · 7 days ago