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Best souvenirs and gifts to buy in Da Nang and Vietnam

Based on 3 discussions with 3 participants · Last activity: 28 days ago

TL;DR

Top picks include Vietnamese coffee, local sweets, lacquerware, and handmade ceramics from nearby Hoi An. Da Nang is also known for dried seafood and silk goods.

What the community said

Vietnamese coffee is a classic gift — ground or whole bean, brands like Trung Nguyen or G7 are widely available at Co.opmart and Lotte Mart supermarkets in Da Nang, priced from 50,000 to 200,000 VND per pack.

28 days ago Trung Nguyen, G7 — from 50,000 VND

Popular edible gifts include Ben Tre coconut candy, rice crackers, and dried tropical fruits like mango and jackfruit. Available at souvenir shops along Bach Dang street and at Vincom Plaza mall.

28 days ago Vincom Plaza, Bach Dang street

A day trip to Hoi An (30 min by taxi from Da Nang) offers the best selection of ceramics, silk lanterns, lacquerware, and handmade goods. Lanterns start from 30,000 VND, silk items from 150,000 VND.

28 days ago Hoi An — 30 min from Da Nang

Buddha figurines, elephant statuettes, and traditional Vietnamese masks are sold at Han Market in central Da Nang. Bargaining is expected — prices can drop 30–50% from the initial ask.

28 days ago Han Market, central Da Nang

Dried seafood — squid, shrimp, fish — is a popular local specialty. Find it at Con Market and seafood shops near the riverfront. Prices start around 100,000 VND per 100g.

28 days ago Con Market — from 100,000 VND per 100g

Traditional Vietnamese conical hats (non la) are lightweight and iconic souvenirs, priced from 30,000 to 80,000 VND. Found at most markets and souvenir shops throughout the city.

28 days ago Non la hat — from 30,000 VND

For those considering buying electronics (laptops, PC components) in Vietnam: customs may require a declaration when exporting high-value items. Keep all receipts and check current Vietnamese customs limits before purchasing.

28 days ago