Textile Paradise
Explore hundreds of fabric stalls selling silk, cotton, denim, lace, and more — by the meter or ready-made.
A bustling indoor market in the heart of Chinatown, famous for its incredible selection of fabrics, clothing, accessories, and authentic Vietnamese street food.
An Dong Market — locally known as Cho An Dong — is a lively indoor market located in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City’s Chinatown (Cholon). While the original market dates back to the 1960s, the current four-story building was renovated in the 1990s and has since become a shopper’s paradise, especially for textiles, fabrics, and fashion.
The market is a treasure trove of materials: silk, cotton, denim, lace, and countless other fabrics are sold by the meter. The upper floors are packed with ready-to-wear clothing, accessories, shoes, and custom tailoring services. It’s a favorite spot for locals and expats looking for affordable, high-quality fashion. The ground floor is dedicated to fresh produce, dried goods, and a fantastic food court serving authentic Chinese-Vietnamese dishes.
For travel professionals, An Dong Market offers clients a unique shopping experience with endless possibilities for custom tailoring. It’s the perfect destination for fashion lovers, bargain hunters, and anyone wanting to explore Saigon’s vibrant commercial culture.
“An Dong Market is a tailor’s dream. Our clients loved the fabric selection and had custom suits made within 24 hours. The food court was a bonus — some of the best Chinese-style noodles in Saigon.”
— Travel Designer, UK
Endless fabrics, affordable fashion, custom tailoring, and authentic Chinatown street food — all under one roof.
Explore hundreds of fabric stalls selling silk, cotton, denim, lace, and more — by the meter or ready-made.
Get suits, dresses, and traditional ao dai made to order within 24–48 hours at bargain prices.
Shop for trendy clothing, shoes, and accessories at wholesale prices — much cheaper than retail stores.
Sample authentic Chinese-Vietnamese dishes like hu tieu, wonton noodles, and fresh spring rolls.
Immerse yourself in the bustling energy of Cholon, with traditional Chinese medicine shops and temples nearby.
Find everything from fresh produce and spices to electronics and homewares — all in one convenient building.
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A shopping-focused journey through Saigon’s best markets, with dedicated time for custom tailoring at An Dong Market and visits to local fashion boutiques.
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Dive deep into Chinatown’s culture with visits to An Dong Market, ancient temples, traditional medicine shops, and a street food crawl.
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A comprehensive Vietnam journey featuring the best of the north and south, including the vibrant An Dong Market experience in Saigon’s Chinatown.
Customize This JourneyThe market is vibrant throughout the day, with each time offering a different experience for shoppers and food lovers.
| Morning (7:00–10:00 AM) | Fresh produce and seafood arrive — the ground floor is at its most vibrant. Best time for food court breakfast. |
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| Late Morning (10:00 AM–1:00 PM) | Fabric and fashion stalls are fully open. Ideal for shopping and meeting tailors. |
| Afternoon (1:00–5:00 PM) | Quieter but still busy. Great for browsing and bargaining without the morning rush. |
| Weekends | Extra crowded with local shoppers — even more energy and more bargaining opportunities. |
The market is centrally located in District 5, about 5 km southwest of District 1. Easily accessible by taxi, bus, or tour.
A 15–20 minute ride from central Saigon. Grab and traditional taxis are readily available.
Bus routes 1, 6, 61, and 139 stop near An Dong Market. An authentic local experience.
Most guided Chinatown and shopping tours include hotel pickup and a dedicated market visit.
24 An Duong Vuong Street, District 5, Ho Chi Minh City (Cholon).
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Quick answers to the most common questions about An Dong Market.
Absolutely. An Dong Market is one of Saigon’s best markets for textiles, fabrics, and affordable fashion. It’s a must-visit for shoppers and those wanting to explore Chinatown’s commercial life.
It is known for its vast selection of fabrics, textiles, clothing, and fashion accessories. It’s a favorite among locals for custom tailoring and wholesale shopping. The market also has a great food court.
The market is open daily from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The ground floor is busiest in the morning, while the upper floors are busy throughout the day.
No, admission is free. The market is a public commercial building, and visitors are welcome to browse and shop.
Yes! An Dong Market is famous for its tailoring services. You can choose fabric from the stalls and have custom suits, dresses, or ao dai made within 24–48 hours.
Comfortable clothing and walking shoes are recommended. The market is indoors and air-conditioned, but it can get busy and warm on the upper floors.
Most visitors spend 1–3 hours exploring the market, depending on their interest in shopping and tailoring. For a deeper experience, combine with a Chinatown temple tour.
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