The story
An Dong Market has anchored District 5 commerce since the 1950s. The upper floors sell clothing, fabric, and handicrafts in bulk (single-item buyers welcome, with polite haggling), while the food level dishes out sweet soups, dumplings, and noodle plates.
Where Saigon's boutique owners source their stock: four floors of clothes and accessories at wholesale-adjacent prices, plus a basement of Chinese-Vietnamese food stalls locals cross town for.
Local tips
Head straight to the basement food stalls for che and dumplings even if you buy nothing upstairs.
Say it in Vietnamese
“Em chụp ảnh được không ạ?”
May I take a photo?Plan your visit
Opening hours
- Monday
- 07:00–18:00
- Tuesday
- 07:00–18:00
- Wednesday
- 07:00–18:00
- Thursday (today)
- 07:00–18:00
- Friday
- 07:00–18:00
- Saturday
- 07:00–18:00
- Sunday
- 07:00–18:00
Getting there
15 minutes by Grab bike from District 1; slot it into a Cho Lon loop with Thien Hau Temple.
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