The Central market essential caters to the locals, so not exactly a place to hang around. Since we were in the area we walked around. A lot of fresh poultry, vegetables and fruit vendors can be seen trading. There are also makeshift eateries selling local...More

Mainly a food market for the locals. They also have some small cafe stands. Around the outside perimeter are some non food vendors.

The whole market area is definitely worth walking around if in Hoi An to get a feel for something that is still part of local life. I really wanted to try the Cao Lau before leaving the town so headed into the food hall and...More

Always worth seeing a market. This one, like many in Vietnam is interesting because of all the different types of produce. Colorful, strange ingredients, talkative sellers. A good experience.

There are a large number of vendors selling all kinds of delicious local foods made fresh right in front of you. Similarly, there are drink stalls everywhere selling freshly-made juices and other drinks. You can get well-fed and full with just a few US dollars...More

First experience of Hoi An was this bustling Food & Goods market at night! Plenty of fresh food available and plenty of stalls selling various goods. Reminded me of the Old Phuket Town market in Thailand

Very cheap- about £1 per dish. You can then watch them make it in front of you. Staff next door sells drinks, the lady will come and offer you a drinks menu. Super friendly! We went towards closing (about 7.30pm) so it was much quieter.