Han Market and Con Market: Shopping and Local Eats in Da Nang

Han Market (Cho Han) and Con Market (Cho Con) are where Da Nang shops for daily life — tourists come for snacks, coffee beans, and people-watching.

Han Market Overview

At Tran Phu and Hung Vuong, Han Market spans floors of produce, clothing, and food. Ground level is best for quick eats; upper floors sell fabrics and souvenirs.

What to Buy at Han Market

Packaged banh trang, mam ruoc, and local coffee make gifts. Taste before buying bulk coffee — vendors often brew samples.

Con Market (Cho Con)

Near the train station on Ong Ich Khiem, Con Market is slightly less touristy. Expect lower prices on fruit and household goods — mornings are liveliest.

Food Courts and Snacks

Both markets hide noodle stalls and fruit smoothies. Mi Quang and che desserts appear at lunch — follow locals to crowded tables.

Bargaining and Hours

Polite bargaining works on souvenirs, not on marked food. Most stalls open around 6 AM and wind down by 6–7 PM — go early for photography and fresh produce.

Nearby Coffee and Walks

After shopping, walk toward the Han River for cafes on Bach Dang. Combine with Dragon Bridge views in the same afternoon.