[2025 Ho Chi Minh City Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Binh Tay Market (Updated Jul)

Address 57A Tháp Mười, Phường 2, Quận 6, Thanh phố Hồ Chí Minh 700900 Outside the market, there are many stalls selling various tropical fruits. The price listed is 20K, which is 20,000 VND. K is an abbreviated form of 1,000. It is listed per kg, not per price, but they will sell it to you even if it is less!! It is located in the Cholon district, so there are old temples and delicious boiled dumpling shops nearby. The market itself may not have many souvenirs, but there are no rip-off prices like Ben Thanh Market, so why not visit the temples, eat dumplings, and pick up some fruit during your stay? #AutumnTrip #Accommodation #Halloween #Gourmet #GourmetTrip #trip2022

Like Ben Thanh, Binh Tay Market is located in Cholon, Ho Chi Minh's Chinatown. The range of goods here is unusually wide, including fresh food, clothes, textiles, children's toys, handicrafts and much more. Prices in this market are significantly lower compared to other city markets. However, some products displayed on numerous shelves are sold only in bulk. For fresh products - fish, meat, fruits and vegetables, it is better to come here early in the morning. Binh Tay Market has a food court where visitors can enjoy Vietnamese and Chinese cuisine, local delicacies and exotic street food. Address: Bình Tây Market, Tháp Mười, Phường 2, District 6, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. #bucketlistreboot #vietnam

#summervacay if you’re wandering around Ho Chi Minh City, do not miss Binh Tay Market. It’s loud, hectic, a little sweaty, and absolutely amazing. This place is like sensory overload in the best way possible. Stalls are packed tight with everything from dried shrimp to colorful fabrics to plastic toys you didn’t know you needed. People are shouting prices, motorbikes are zipping by, and the smell of spices and street food hits you from every direction. It’s a lot, but it’s also kind of thrilling. The food? Next level. Grab some bánh bao, fresh fruit, or a bowl of noodles right outside. Everything’s cheap and tasty and super local. Don’t come here expecting chill vibes, this is pure, raw, real Vietnam. But if you’re down for a little chaos and some epic bargains, Binh Tay Market is an unforgettable slice of city life.

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip Binh Tay Market in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam is a huge wholesale market located in the center of Cholon, Chinatown. If you go by bus, get off at Cholon Bus Terminal and it's about a 3-minute walk from there. There are many tourist spots around the bus terminal, such as Binh Tay Market, Kim Vien Market, and Chartham Church. Many foreign tourists visit the market from the morning, and while Ben Thanh Market is famous among Japanese people, this wholesale market is more popular with Westerners because of its Southeast Asian atmosphere. 📍Address: 57A Tháp Mười, Phường 2, Quận 6, Hồ Chí Minh 700900 Vietnam

#hochiminhguide Immerse yourself in the vibrant chaos of Binh Tay Market, nestled in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City's historic Cholon (Chinatown) district. Unlike the more tourist-centric markets, Binh Tay offers an authentic glimpse into local life, operating primarily as a wholesale hub. Built in the 1920s by a wealthy Chinese businessman, its distinctive architecture blends Chinese and French influences, creating a unique visual experience. As you navigate the labyrinthine aisles, your senses will be overwhelmed by the sights, sounds, and smells. Mountains of fresh produce, exotic spices, dried goods, textiles, and household wares are stacked high. It's a bustling hive of activity where locals bargain and shop for their daily necessities.

#earthdayjourney #binhtaymarket #hochiminh #travel As the sun un rose over Ho Chi Minh City, I dove headfirst into a whirlwind of colors, aromas, and vibrant energy at Binh Tay Market with my tour guide. This wasn’t just a market visit; it was the beginning of a cookery tour adventure, and we were on a mission: to source the freshest, most authentic ingredients for a true taste of Vietnam. From the moment I stepped inside, the market enveloped me in its sensory overload. The air was thick with the scent of star anise, dried shrimp, lemongrass, and roasted peanuts. Stalls spilled over with glistening herbs, tropical fruits in every imaginable hue, and baskets piled high with noodles, spices, and sauces—each one a key to the soul of Vietnamese cuisine. Leaving Binh Tay Market, arms full and heart fuller, I felt a deep connection to the food, the people, and the culture. Cooking with these ingredients wouldn’t just be a class—it would be a tribute to the traditions and flavors I’d just experienced first-hand.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of Bình Tây Market, a historic icon in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. 🏮 Nestled between District 5 and 6, this bustling market is a melting pot of Chinese and Vietnamese cultures. 🎎 From textiles and clothing to electronics and fresh produce, you'll find a wide array of goods here. 🛍️ The market is also a treasure trove of traditional Vietnamese and Chinese items, making it a must-visit for culture enthusiasts. 🎐 Best time to visit? Morning or early afternoon when the market is in full swing. 🕰️ So, ready to dive into this cultural extravaganza? 📍 Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. #hochiminhcity #hochiminhcityview #hochiminhcitytravel

Located in District 5's Chinatown, this area is home to a variety of markets. The goods are diverse and reasonably priced. Unlike tourist markets, there is no soliciting, so you can comfortably browse. If you want to experience the local Vietnamese atmosphere or tour Chinatown, it is recommended to stop by. The markets, along with the surrounding buildings and the way of life, have maintained their old appearance, creating a unique atmosphere in harmony with the bustling market. It's perfect for those who miss the colorful and distinctive Vietnamese style, and it's also a great place to taste the unique Chinese dim sum of Chinatown.

#2024WishEvent #Binh Tay Market #Ho Chi Minh City #Vietnam This is a local market located in Chinatown, District 5, Ho Chi Minh City. It is a two-story building in the shape of the letter 0. There are a variety of items and they are cheap. And unlike tourist markets, there is no solicitation, so you can look around comfortably. It is a good place for a few people to buy items together or buy in bulk as gifts. And as expected from a local market, it is not very clean or English is fluent. However, you can buy fruits and various snacks very cheaply..The prices are written on each stall, so it is not difficult. Still, if you want to feel the local atmosphere of Vietnam or are touring Chinatown, I recommend stopping by once.