Pros
- Vendors are SO much more friendly than Bin Tanh market. They also do not shout at you/continually hassle you for a sale

- Vendors start with much more reasonable prices. You can also still haggle and most vendors are happy to do so to get a sale.

- There are a lot of fakes here of big brands like Michael Kors, Burberry, Louis Vuitton, Cathy Kidson, Vans, North Face, Adidas etc. However, there are also a lot of genuine ex-Top shop, Zara and Forever 21 stock here. Apparently a lot of these brands have their factories out here.

Cons
- The AC and lighting are not great so you might not want to spend too long here, but definitely worth a look!

You’ll find a lot of fake brands at Saigon Square. LV, Michale Kors and Prada vallets and bags, Balenciaga backpacks and Burberry coats, Adidas everything...and much more. They sell dry fruits, a variety of coffees and herbal supplements. You’ll also find some mobile phone gadgets and Viet Nam caps...
However, everything is a bit pricey, especially when compared with Binh Tay Market.
And it’s true, they are hard to negotiate and they are not very kind. IMHO, it’s worth seeing, and if you spot something you really want, then try to get it at reasonable price. And if you manage to negotiate with them, you might get your Viet Nam cap for less than 150.000 dongs:-)

Here you can find almost every fake brand for clothes, shoes, bags. Quality depends, some are really good. For the price you do not have to bargain as high as ben thanh market.price are higher but also the quality of the products.