Imported Grocery Stores in Nha Trang: Where Expats Shop

For the widest range and bulk Western food, go to MM Mega Market. Moonmilk is the imported-goods supermarket in the centre. Gastronom No. 1 stocks Russian staples. 89Japan has the Japanese goods. J24 Mart on Hong Bang Street is open 24 hours, every day of the week.

By Vincent Nguyen

Nha Trang has no single imported-food supermarket, so the right shop depends on the craving. The big hypermarkets carry range and bulk. The small specialists carry one kitchen well: Japanese, Russian or a mixed Western shelf. Late-night needs have their own answer in J24 Mart.

Quick picks

• Biggest range and bulk Western food: MM Mega Market.
• Imported goods in the centre, with clear shelf prices: Moonmilk.
• Russian staples and prepared meals: Gastronom No. 1.
• Japanese goods: 89Japan.
• Korean products: K-Market Nha Trang 2.
• Any hour of the night: J24 Mart.
• A family shop with a cinema and play areas: GO!.
• A shop beside the beach hotels: WinMart Tran Phu.
• Lunch in the same building as the shop: GO!.

No Annam Gourmet storefront shows up for Nha Trang: the branch company listing is marked permanently closed on Google Maps.

MM Mega Market — the bulk and big-range stop

MM Mega Market is where you stock up, and Google Maps files it as a hypermarket. It is the biggest range of the stores here, and it suits buying in bulk at reasonable prices. MM describes itself as a wholesale and retail distribution centre, and it has solution pages for hotels, restaurants, canteens and offices.

Good for

• A big monthly shop of Western and everyday food.
• Getting help finding items: the staff are helpful and cheerful.

Skip if

• You want fresh fruit, vegetables or seafood at the lowest price: the market is cheaper.

Address: 10 Hai Muoi Ba Thang Muoi Street. Open 7:30 AM–10 PM daily.

Phone: +84 906 250 613. Open in Google Maps (opens in a new tab).

Lotte Mart — the hypermarket with its own label

Lotte Mart is a hypermarket. The chain pitches its Choice L label as its flagship own brand, with quality and a reasonable price. The chain runs two Nha Trang supermarkets, this one and a separate Gold Coast store.

Good for

• One big shop under one roof, with the chain’s own-label goods.
• Souvenirs and Korean food: both are among its review topics.
• Changing money: money exchange is another review topic.

Skip if

• You mean the Gold Coast store: it is a separate supermarket.

Address: 58 23 Thang 10 Street, Tay Nha Trang Ward. Open 7:30 AM–10 PM daily.

Phone: +84 901 057 057. Open in Google Maps (opens in a new tab).

GO! Nha Trang — the family hypermarket

GO! is a big hypermarket in a shopping centre, filed on Google Maps as a hypermarket. It covers food, clothing, electronics and household goods. The home page has a section for Nha Trang specialities, which helps for gifts.

The complex also has a cinema, a food court and play areas for children.

Good for

• A family trip where the children play while you shop.
• Lunch in the same building: the food court and cafe serve tasty, fairly priced food.
• Everyday prices that shoppers call reasonable.
• Non-food needs: its menu runs to baby care, kitchenware, home appliances and pet care.

Skip if

• You hate queues: it is crowded at busy times and checkouts run short.
• You forget a bag: GO! charges around VND 800 to 1,000 per plastic bag.

Address: GO! Nha Trang shopping centre, 4 19/5 Street, Tay Nha Trang Ward. Open 8 AM–10 PM daily.

Phone: +84 258 3894 888. Open in Google Maps (opens in a new tab).

Co.opmart Nha Trang — everyday basics

Co.opmart is the plain neighbourhood supermarket, filed on Google Maps as a supermarket, for everyday basics at ordinary prices. It is smaller than GO! and Lotte, with a narrower selection.

Good for

• Weekday basics without a long trip.
• Friendly help at the shelves and tills.
• Driving: it has underground parking.
• Cleaning products and household basics: household cleaning products are among its review topics.
• Children: a play area is among its review topics.

Skip if

• You want imported food: the range is narrower than at GO! or Lotte.

Address: 02 Le Hong Phong Street, Nam Nha Trang Ward. Open 8 AM–10 PM daily.

Phone: +84 913 336 555. Open in Google Maps (opens in a new tab).

WinMart Tran Phu — the beachfront shop

WinMart Tran Phu sits on the central beach strip near the hotels, with a wide variety of goods. WinMart’s online shop says delivery is free from VND 300,000.

Good for

• A quick shop from a hotel or apartment on Tran Phu.
• Delivery: free from VND 300,000.
• Friendly, enthusiastic staff.

Skip if

• You shop at rush hour: checkouts are slow when few are open.

WinMart has another store at 44-46 Le Thanh Ton Street, open 8 AM–10 PM daily.

Address of this one: 78 to 80 Tran Phu Street. Open 8 AM–10 PM daily.

Phone: +84 559 701 642. Open in Google Maps (opens in a new tab).

Moonmilk — the imported-goods supermarket

Moonmilk is the shop to try first for imported goods in the centre. Google Maps files this branch as a convenience store and the Hoang Dieu branch as a supermarket. It sells a wide variety of imports, including things other city stores lack. Shelf prices are clearly shown.

Its online shop has categories for bread, meat, fish and eggs, fruit and vegetables, dairy, sauces, dry goods, snacks and drinks. It lists delivery or pickup areas for Nha Trang.

Good for

• Friendly, helpful staff.
• Bread and dairy from the bakery shelf: bakery and dairy are among its review topics.
• Imported meat: the online shop lists Meltique Hokubee striploin at 700,000 dong per 200 g and frozen New Zealand ribeye at 390,000 dong per 200 g, with no date shown.
• Russian canned beef: Miratorg, 338 g, at 275,926 dong on the same page.
• A bottle of wine: a 750 ml Wild Fig red at 508,182 dong.

Skip if

• You buy wholesale: business buyers are told to email the sales manager.

Moonmilk has a second branch at 06 Tran Phu, open 7 AM–11 PM daily.

A long Vietnamese baguette is listed at 5,556 dong, which makes the bakery shelf cheap.

Address: 15 Tran Hung Dao Street. Open 6 AM–12 AM daily.

Phone: +84 905 211 577. Open in Google Maps (opens in a new tab).

J24 Mart — the all-night import minimart

J24 Mart is the answer late at night. It is open 24 hours and stocks a wide variety for a convenience store. The night-shift staff are praised as friendly.

Good for

• A late snack, drink or forgotten item.
• A mixed shelf of imported and everyday goods.
• A clean, well-staffed shop: enthusiastic staff and a clean mart are among its review topics.

Skip if

• Service matters most: several customers report curt or rude service at the till.

Address: 92B Hong Bang Street. Open 24 hours.

Phone: +84 364 219 045. Open in Google Maps (opens in a new tab).

89Japan — the Japanese goods shop

89Japan is a Japanese goods shop on the Bach Dang strip, with a very wide range. The staff are polite and helpful.

Good for

• Japanese food and household goods in one stop.
• Japanese cosmetics: cosmetics and Japanese food are its top review topics.
• Asking for help: the staff are polite.

Skip if

• You want space to browse: the shop is small and packed.

Address: 126 Bach Dang Street. Open 7:30 AM–10 PM daily.

Phone: +84 859 867 989. Open in Google Maps (opens in a new tab).

K-Market Nha Trang 2 — the Korean grocery

K-Market Nha Trang 2 is the Korean grocery. Korean products and Korean food top Google’s list of review topics for it. It is open from 6 AM to 1 AM daily, which is the latest of the shops here that is not open all night.

Good for

• Korean snacks, noodles and drinks to cook or snack on.
• A souvenir run before a flight: souvenirs are among its review topics.
• Late hours: it closes at 1 AM.

Skip if

• You want a full weekly shop: a hypermarket such as GO! has the wider range.

Address: 57 Nguyen Thi Minh Khai Street.

Phone: +84 258 3838 001. Open in Google Maps (opens in a new tab).

K-Mart — late hours and bottled water

K-Mart on Bach Dang Street is a handy late stop for bottled water. It is open 7 AM–11:30 PM daily. It is on the same street as 89Japan.

Good for

• Bottled water in a hurry.
• Korean instant noodles and snacks: Korean food, instant noodles and Korean products lead its review topics.

Skip if

• You want a full supermarket shop: use GO!, Lotte or MM instead.

Address: 124 Bach Dang Street.

Phone: +84 905 390 001. Open in Google Maps (opens in a new tab).

Gastronom No. 1 — Russian staples and prepared meals

Gastronom No. 1 is the Russian-kitchen grocery. It stocks buckwheat, semolina, oatmeal, millet, cottage cheese, kefir and cured sausage. It sells prepared meals you can heat up in the shop.

Good for

• Buckwheat, cottage cheese and kefir at low prices.
• Syrniki and other homemade dishes, which show up among its review topics.
• A prepared portion for a few tens of thousands of dong: one customer paid 50-60,000 dong in October 2026.
• Eggs: a reviewer paid 19,000 dong for a dozen large eggs in June 2026.

Skip if

• You arrive late in the day: popular items such as cottage cheese run out.

Address: 32 Pasteur Street. Open 11 AM–9 PM daily.

Phone: +84 396 851 520. Open in Google Maps (opens in a new tab).

MM, Lotte and GO! compared

The three hypermarkets overlap, but each leans one way. MM Mega Market leans to bulk and trade buyers. Lotte Mart leans on its Choice L own label. GO! leans to the family day out, with a cinema, food court and play areas.

Co.opmart is smaller than the other hypermarkets. For the odd bag of rice or a family stock-up, any of the three works.

Early and late: who opens when

Plan the trip around opening hours.

• Moonmilk and K-Market Nha Trang 2 open first, at 6 AM. Moonmilk closes at midnight and K-Market at 1 AM.
• K-Mart opens at 7 AM and closes at 11:30 PM.
• MM Mega Market and 89Japan open at 7:30 AM.
• GO!, Co.opmart and WinMart open at 8 AM.
• Moonmilk’s second branch at 06 Tran Phu opens at 7 AM and closes at 11 PM.
• WinMart’s Le Thanh Ton store opens at 8 AM and closes at 10 PM.
• Gastronom No. 1 opens at 11 AM.

Everything except J24 Mart closes by midnight. If you land late from Cam Ranh and need food in the flat, J24 Mart is the one that is still open. For the airport run, see Cam Ranh Airport to Nha Trang.

Which store for which kitchen

Match the shop to what you cook. This is the shortest route through the list above.

• Western staples and bulk: MM Mega Market or Moonmilk.
• Bread and dairy: Moonmilk’s bakery and dairy shelves.
• Russian staples: Gastronom No. 1.
• Japanese: 89Japan.
• Korean: K-Market Nha Trang 2.
• Late-night imports: J24 Mart, open 24 hours.
• Everyday basics: Co.opmart or WinMart Tran Phu.
• A family outing with shopping: GO!.

What the published prices look like

Moonmilk’s online shop lists prices. Its page shows no date, so treat them as a guide and check the shelf.

Delivery and online ordering

Several chains deliver. WinMart’s online shop says delivery is free from VND 300,000. Moonmilk’s online shop lists delivery or pickup areas for Nha Trang. Its categories run from fresh bread to dry goods and drinks.

GO! shows its full food and non-food category menu on its site. Business buyers at Moonmilk are told to email the sales manager.

Fresh produce: market or supermarket

Buy fresh fruit, vegetables and seafood at a market, and imported and packaged goods at a supermarket. The market is cheaper for fresh produce. See Dam Market in Nha Trang for hours and what it sells.

For cafes after the shop, see best cafes in Nha Trang. For a flat near these stores, see where to live in Nha Trang.

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