
Saigon Center
The ground floor consists of cafés and a golf shop, the second floor is mostly children’s items and a supermarket and the third floor is mostly home furnishings.

Search for a city, hotel or experience
Live suggestions could not load. Press Search to view results.
The Saigon Center, also known as Sedona Suites is an office building but has 3 floors of shops in its base. The ground floor consists of cafés and a golf shop, the second floor is mostly children’s items and a supermarket and the third floor is mostly home furnishings. If you’re looking for gifts, crockery or home appliances, the Saigon Center is the best place to shop. Many people are put off by the high prices, but the quality of the items is good. It is open every day of the week from 9 am to 9 pm.
City guide section
Showing 1–22 of 22 shopping spots
Browse the highlights below, then open any place for maps, area notes, and practical details.

The ground floor consists of cafés and a golf shop, the second floor is mostly children’s items and a supermarket and the third floor is mostly home furnishings.

The Parkson Saigon Tourist Plaza is a Malaysian outlet mall. From designer apparel, jewelry and cosmetics to children’s clothing, sportswear and home appliances, Parkson has brands and prices of every kind.

Gaya is famous for its new and defined style of furniture, Quasar Khanh lamps and the elegant tailoring of the French-Cambodian Romyda Keth.

The ground floor is mainly for women, where they can find colorful ruffled dresses designed by Vietnamese designers - Trong Nguyen and Thanh Long.

Chi Chi is a designer shop in Ho Chi Minh City with exquisite fabrics and designs and custom-made tailoring. It is open from 8 am to 8 pm.

Annam Gourmet Shop is a small but very classy shop offering an assortment of imported cheeses, wines, chocolates and other exotic delicacies you won’t find anywhere else.

If you want the top quality art work, the best galleries to check out are those around the Fine Arts Museum.

Dan Sinh Market is THE place to shop if you want a chic pair of boots or a stylish outfit or even electronics and imported machinery.

Saigon Kitsch is exactly what the name implies, a store filled with colorful knick-knacks. These trinkets make excellent souvenirs or gifts for friends back home.

Cham Khanh specializes in ao dai materials as well as tailoring this Vietnamese national dress exactly to your fit and style.

An Dong is one of Cholon’s indoor markets. Each of the four floors are overflowing with shops. The first floor contains all kinds of clothing- imported designer jeans from China, the latest footwear from Paris

Nguyen Frères is well-known for its variety of antique furnishings, textiles, home décor, lamps and other household goods. The store has a nice selection of traditional artisan items.

Ben Thanh Market offers the best prices for local items and it is the best place to browse through if you feel like spending a few Dong.

The Huynh Thuc Khang Street Market sells everything you can ever need or want. It was once known as the ‘electronics black market’ – as you can buy all sorts of electronic good, pirated cassettes and CDs.

The entire market was created and is maintained by the Chinese and is definitely worth visiting as it is a Chinese-style architectural masterpiece with an enormous clock tower in the center.

Cheap, local, Chinese-imported copies of designer sportswear can be found here. Even though most of the stuff is fake, it is still of good quality, making Saigon Square a must-visit.

The Tax Department Store is the ideal place to go when you’re pressed for time, but are really in need of a quick buy.

Phuong Mai Art Gallery has paintings, sculptures and ceramics by contemporary Vietnamese artists, both established and emerging.

A Vietnamese portrait or a custom oil-painting based on your own photograph can be obtained in the shops along this street.

The souvenirs are perfect to take back for loved ones and friends so that they too may enjoy a little essence of the Vietnamese culture.

Ginkgo is known for its original T-shirts. Always a great buy, the high-quality t-shirts are emblazoned with creative designs inspired by Asian, particularly Vietnamese cultures.

It offers just about any goods available in the Ben Thanh Market with the added bonus of wonderful eateries at the Hawker’s Centre nearby.
Keep exploring Ho Chi Minh City
Keep exploring Ho Chi Minh City and add more stops to your plan.
Keep exploring Ho Chi Minh City and add more stops to your plan.
Keep exploring Ho Chi Minh City and add more stops to your plan.