Dam Market

We’d seen quite a few reviews and decided to check out Dam Market. It’s a big space with rows of stalls selling everything from dried seafood and snacks to clothes, souvenirs, and household items. There’s definitely a bit of repetition in what’s being sold, with many vendors offering similar products, especially in the food and clothing sections. We didn’t stay too long – not sure if it was the heat, the crowds, or just market fatigue after visiting so many recently. That said, it’s still a fun browse if you’re into haggling or scouting for some local finds. If you’re nearby or want a bargain, it’s worth popping in

This is a diverse and authentic market in Nha Trang. You can find clothes, food, fruits, vegetables, coffee etc. The market is crowded and very colorful. It is a pleasant experience.

Authentic Vietnamese market. There are many stalls that actually always offer the same things. The market is located in a house with three floors. There is no air conditioning, which makes it very hot and stuffy in the aisles.

Crocs are good quality for the price. Nike is similar to the genuine product and the quality is different even with the same design, so compare and buy. The price is more than double. Check and buy.

Dam Market spans three floors. The top floor has very few shops, mostly empty, with just one coffee stand. The first floor is mostly clothing, though much of it looks quite similar. You’ll also find bags and backpacks from well-known brands; the quality is generally good. Bargaining is a must here, and it really pays off to shop around, as many stalls sell the same items at different prices. Be prepared for the heat while you shop. Despite that, it’s a lively market worth visiting if you enjoy browsing and bargaining. On the ground floor, you’ll find dried snacks, accessories, and household items. It’s a busy and interesting place, worth visiting if you enjoy exploring markets and don’t mind a bit of negotiation.

A market where you can buy knock offs and dried seafood. In the newer white colored building I found most vendors were selling the same style of women’s clothing. Nothing really interesting. Unfortunately we didn’t have much time to spend here so bargaining was out of the question. I found out later from a local that you can’t bargain for much lower prices than a few years ago and the locals expect you to bargain. Part of the fun is putting your bargaining skills to work.

We came across this market on our walk towards Po Nagar Towers during our New Year's stay in Nha Trang. Plenty of bargains for the tourists. What's so eccentric and somewhat bizzare is the prominent sign that essentially warns all visitors that this market is housed in a condemned structure and warns of potential danger from structural instability.

This market is great. They have a lot of stuff for sale like clothes, shoes, food, housewares and more. I bought a pair of cargo shorts and a knitted stay dry t-shirt for 200k each. I had to haggle a little for this price but she relented. I bought both from the same vendor and she had a fitting room as well. The Nike shirt is a knock off but both are of very good quality. I am pleased with what I got and the price. The place was packed on Sunday noonish. Highly recommended