Compared to other Vietnamese markets such as Hue, Hanoi, or even Hoi An, this market is quite poor. It has a lot of elements of a flea market, with junky knockoffs or no-named brands. The real interesting elements around this area are the little cafes, and eateries that spring up in the evening. There is a festivity around the market... More

Another market but the best is on the first floor.... More

Dalat market offers all the sights and sounds one would expect while in Asia ..filled with an amazing array of fresh fruits, vegetables, seafood, meat, poultry, people and hundreds of motorbikes! It's worth a visit, better still, stop for a coffee in one of the sidewalk cafes and watch the passing parade it's fascinating and a good way to fill... More

I am a bit surprised no one has mentioned about the night market in Dalat yet. To me, it's such an amazing place with plenty of food and other choices. Me and my boyfriend got to Dalat at night and went straight to check out the night market. My first impression about the place was there were so many seafood... More

(C) JBoyd 2010 When crossing the road in Vietnam, particularly in Ho Chi Min city (formerly Saigon), walk very slowly. The people will not deliberately try to hit you with their motorbikes but make no sudden moves. With this sound advice from my Lonely Planet, I landed at Saigon airport on a spontaneous trip to meet my daughter who had... More

It's crowded at the market. There're many kinds of food and fresh fruit. A typical vietnamese market. More

This market is the same as most markets throughout Asia, but provides an interesting walk through for an hour or so. Not something you would bother with if you were on a very limited schedule though. Cheap winter clothing on the top floor, produce and meat produces on the ground level. More

I spent 4 nights in Da Lat and visited the market almost everyday. The fresh avocado milk shake is something I will want to have more. The chinese man who runs a little eatery shop along the road served very good noodle. In the shopping arcade, I found a stall that sell knit wear and most of them are hand-made... More

To market, to market to buy coffee, artichoke tea, candied fruits, fresh exotic fruits, flowers, clothes, made in China knick knacks, seafood, meat... Prices are marked but there is room to haggle. There is a grocery store at the top level with shelves and shelves of different kinds of made in Vietnam tea (mostly tea with some added flower or... More