Hanoi Ancient Street Night Market starts from Hàng ào Tao Street until the entrance of ng Xun Tongchun Market. Every weekend night, full stalls are on the market, selling all kinds of goods, from clothes, hats, shoes, toys, postcards and various souvenirs, snacks, etc. Most importantly, the goods here are cheaper than other places, as long as you understand the art of price killing, you can save money smartly.
The market is not as big as I thought. From Hoan Kiem Lake, walk along three or four streets, on a very straight road. The women's market in Hong Kong is bigger than this. For the sensory burden is a bit heavy, you have to be vigilant about your surroundings. You can take a look, but you can actually find these in the general store in the old town...
Here you can buy with confidence, need to know the price and when to be overcharged. I found that the same item in different stalls, there will be nearly 100 price differences, so you have to learn to bargain here. It is definitely suitable for traveling and shopping...
Located in the north of Hanoi, Hanoi Night Market is a very bustling street with unique snacks.
Many people are super crowded, mostly Vietnamese locals. I ordered pork roast and meat pine glutinous rice. The taste is okay. The roasted pork is delicious with mung bean noodles, and the fried onions are very fragrant. But the glutinous rice is too hard, not tasty, and it is so greasy. Generally speaking, it is generally the same! !
After enjoying the beautiful town light and walking along the lake, we went shopping through the street night market and we continued to buy everything you could imagine. It was a great place to buy essentials, clothes and special items. Recommended.
Hanoi Ancient Street Night Market starts from Hàng ào Tao Street until the entrance of ng Xun Tongchun Market. Every weekend night, full stalls are on the market, selling all kinds of goods, from clothes, hats, shoes, toys, postcards and various souvenirs, snacks, etc. Most importantly, the goods here are cheaper than other places, as long as you understand the art of price killing, you can save money smartly.
The market is not as big as I thought. From Hoan Kiem Lake, walk along three or four streets, on a very straight road. The women's market in Hong Kong is bigger than this. For the sensory burden is a bit heavy, you have to be vigilant about your surroundings. You can take a look, but you can actually find these in the general store in the old town...
Here you can buy with confidence, need to know the price and when to be overcharged. I found that the same item in different stalls, there will be nearly 100 price differences, so you have to learn to bargain here. It is definitely suitable for traveling and shopping...
Located in the north of Hanoi, Hanoi Night Market is a very bustling street with unique snacks.
Many people are super crowded, mostly Vietnamese locals. I ordered pork roast and meat pine glutinous rice. The taste is okay. The roasted pork is delicious with mung bean noodles, and the fried onions are very fragrant. But the glutinous rice is too hard, not tasty, and it is so greasy. Generally speaking, it is generally the same! !
After enjoying the beautiful town light and walking along the lake, we went shopping through the street night market and we continued to buy everything you could imagine. It was a great place to buy essentials, clothes and special items. Recommended.