Hoi An Night Market is also known as Nguyen Hoang Night Market because it is on Nguyen Hoang Street, opposite the Japanese Bridge. The market starts opening from 5 PM to 11 PM daily. This market represents Hoi An’s entertainment place and nightlife that attracts many tourists.
The market is about 300 meters wide, with over 50 kiosks stretching along Nguyen Hoang Street. When tourists visit Hoi An Ancient Town at night, they will immerse themselves in the shimmering beauty of the market under the colorful lanterns.
Coming to Nguyen Hoang night market, visitors will see a variety of products. You can buy traditional products such as lanterns, paper fans, handicrafts, and souvenirs. Besides, the market also sells clothes, fabrics, and shoes that visitors can enjoy to buy gifts for friends and family.
Hoi An Market is in the center of the old town, at the intersection of Tran Phu, Bach Dang, and Nguyen Thai Hoc Street. Contrary to the peaceful and quiet appearance of Hoi An, the market is always bustling with buyers and sellers. Located in the heart of the old town, by the romantic Hoai River, the bustling Hoi An market is a colorful highlight.
The market is relatively small, but it has everything. The market has many sites, including dry goods, fresh seafood, fresh vegetables, fruits, eggs, and souvenirs. The most attractive area when visiting the market is the food court.
Hoi An Market was honored to be at the TOP of the attractive culinary paradises by Lonely Planet Magazine. In this list are also markets around the world such as Tsukiji fish market (Japan), Borough market (UK), La Pescheria-Sicily market (Italy), La Boqueria-Barcelona market (Spain), market Mercado-Santiago-Chile and New World Central Market (USA).
Here visitors will enjoy the typical delicacies of Central cuisine. First, when entering the food court, visitors will be attracted by delicious grilled meat skewers and then led by countless tasty dishes such as Cao Lầu, bún thịt nướng, bún nem, bún mắm Hội An, mì Quảng, bánh tráng Hến.
