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Be careful with this shoe store. It’s the first shoe store on right side when you enter the market. They seem nice at first but they will trick you if you let them. They are rude even if you are being humble and nice. The sizes are not right and, even though the son has very good english, they are rude and ignore you when they had enough.

Much like many other night markets around Vietnam although has a nice local vibe. Many vendors are selling the same merchandise so its easy to get a good bargain. Prices seemed reasonable so didn't feel the need to haggle hard. Picked up some nice street food too. Paid a business 10k to park my scooter near the entrance to the market, but found had we come in from the other end of the market we could have parked for free lol...

I visited on the Sunday before Tết, it is still crowded. There is parking on both ends, the motorbike parking situation on the smaller street (Hai Phong) seems quieter and less chaotic than the one on the main road (Le Duan)

Small little market with some amazing prices. It is a short walk to check it out so definitely recommend you walk past if you're somewhat nearby to browse for small things like souvenirs, fashion or small gadgets. There's a denim store towards the end that has some really nice clothes. They dont really cater for large sizes but if you are more on the smaller size I'd recommend

Le Duan Night Market is pretty average overall. It’s mostly stalls selling clothes, with a small selection of street food scattered around. Nothing particularly stands out, but it’s still alright for a casual stroll if you’re nearby. Don’t expect anything too exciting—more of a quick walk-through than a must-visit spot.