Tân Định Market

This market is great! A lot quieter than Ben Thành market which also means that the items are a lot cheaper as well. There’s not a lot of flashy items to buy like branded things but a lot of basics and dried food and snacks. I love that the vendors weren’t in your face trying to get a sale like they are in Ben Thành market. If you need socks and tops, dresses or fabrics, this is the place to go. The best part about this market is the food vendors the entrance. The food was delicious such as hủ tiếu, cháo lòng, bún bò Huế and other tasty dishes. There is a couple of very popular chè (dessert and drinks) vendors there as well.

Not a great deal to see here. Lots of clothes and fruit, some fish but nothing worth buying for me. Highly recommend Ben Thanh market instead. Close to Pink Church which is worth going to

Amazing place to find cheap second hand clothes. Nice vintage pieces can be found if you look hard enough.

I've been to the clothing markets in all the big vietnamese cities but this was my favorite .Bought a backpack/ suitcase to hold it all .Some will start at a close to correct fair price and some will go for a rip off price .

It is a nice local market consisting of local food and fruits,also a clothing market, people can bargain here and pink church is in walking distance which is a must visit place if you are a tourist here.

This is a typical neighborhood market place for the local community. Its got everything one would want or need, from clothes to fresh produce. A very nice experience here

Tan Dinh Market is a local gem worth exploring. It's a bustling spot where you can find a variety of goods, from fresh produce to clothing. The market offers an authentic Vietnamese shopping experience, with plenty of local flavors and bargains. While it can get crowded, the vibrant atmosphere and unique finds make it a visit worthwhile.

Right, so I’m wandering around Saigon & stumble into this market—what a place! It’s like a sensory overload of the best kind. Imagine this: I’m just minding my own business, looking at some fruit, when this cheeky old woman practically grabs my arm and thrusts a spoonful of her homemade chili paste at me. Now, I’m thinking, “Oh, this is going to be a disaster.” But no, it’s actually amazing—spicy enough to make me question my life choices, but brilliant. I end up chatting with her for a while, and she’s laughing like she’s just told the world’s best joke. Next thing I know, I’m leaving with a jar of chili paste and a smile on my face. This place isn’t just a market; it’s a full-on experience. It’s chaotic, it’s vibrant, and it’s exactly the kind of place where you’ll get an unexpected story—or in my case, a jar of chili paste and a new friend.