Best shopping streets of Hanoi Old Quarter

Hanoi may not be a fashion destination but there plenty of places to shop that have stock of trendy to basic clothing but with very cheap price tag.

Hanoi may not be a fashion destination but there plenty of places to shop that have stock of trendy to basic clothing but with very cheap price tag. Though variety of sizes is indeed questioning, it is worth a try to check them out. Here are the 5 best places to purchase your clothes in the Old Quarter

Huongmai Cafe | Best shopping streets of Hanoi Old Quarter

Ta Hien street

The upbeat and crowded Ta Hien street may draw much attention for its bustling bars and pubs scenes, it is also a great place to start shopping. There are numerous clothing shops that open 11 pm daily. They have basic clothing pieces that are a 100% knock-off of fast fashion brands. Most of the shops here sell similar stocks so you can choose whichever shops that make you feel the most comfortable and you can compare the price before buying. The down side is that they are pretty crowded at times and changing room is tiny and you may have to share with others.

Hang Manh strt, Hoan Kiem dist, Hanoi Old Quarter (head quarter)

If you search “ Hanoi Oldest coffee shop ”, the result come out would probably is Lam Coffee in Nguyen Huu Huan strt, but if you looking for roasted coffee to buy back home this is so not the place. The oldest coffee roaster in Hanoi belonged to Mrs. Huong Mai, who is the founder of Huongmai Café. Huongmai café originally located in Hang Buom street, where is also her house. Mrs. Huong Mai only roasted coffee in small amount just enough to sell for the locals but it doesn’t mean that her reputation couldn’t spread out all over the place. Following Mrs. Huong Mai roasting method, her son developed her small shop into a protected monopoly brand. After 3 decades, Huongmai Café has never failed to please any choosey customer. With its famous Weasel Legend Coffee and many other type of Vietnamese coffee like Traditional Vietnamese Coffee for example, this brand is loved not only by the locals but also the tourist who have a chance to try Huongmai coffee. Along with coffee, Huongmai café also offer Vietnamese tea like Jasmine, Snow Shan (tea that was produced in the highland of Vietnam and also looked like it was mixed with snow), Oolong, Lotus Green Tea … With 3 official locations, you will find a truly taste of Vietnamese famous beverage, carefully, freshly and daily packed.

Address:

• 49 Lo Su strt, Hoan Kiem dist, Hanoi Old Quarter
• 15 Hàng Mành strt, Hoan Kiem dist, Hanoi Old Quarter

• 56 Hang Be strt, Hoan Kiem dist, Hanoi Old Quarter
• 58 Ma May strt, Hoan Kiem dist, Hanoi Old Quarter

• 4 Xuan Dieu strt, Tay Ho dist, Hanoi

Chan Cam alley

This little alley has a collection of small shops and boutiques that carry from cheap Chinese made clothing pieces to local designers. Stocks in these shops are usually small in size and not many pieces available. Minimalism is a common theme in these boutiques. This is a popular shopping place for trendy Hanoians. Prices here are usually not fixed so a little bit of bargain may reduce the price a little but not much.

Ly Quoc Su street

Usually travelers come to Hanoi before heading off to many other locations such as Sapa or Ninh Binh. It requires some sport wear update that can be found on Ly Quoc Su street. This streets have a few shops that sell jackets and sports clothing. The quality if pretty decent for the price one pays and they do the job well, especially during Hanoi winter.

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