Supermarkets
Every card says why to go, what to know before you do, and what catches people out.
- Markets 2
- Supermarkets 3
- Cigarettes and tobacco 1
- Local goods 2
- Clothes and shoes 1
- Home goods 1
- Flowers 2
Lam Vien Square, Lam Vien ward
The main hypermarket and the only realistic one-stop for imported food. Cards accepted, about 57 tenants in the building.
Xuan Huong · 07:00–19:00
A shop in the Dreams Mart and Condotel building, the place to go for what the local markets do not carry: cheese and cured meat, frozen roti flatbreads, grains and spices, rocket and other salad greens. A normal Da Lat grocery run does not cover that list — the supermarkets here are for rice, noodles and vegetables, while cheese and salad leaves have to be hunted down separately.
Xuan Huong · 06:00–00:00
A Korean grocery on Bui Thi Xuan: whole rows of ramyeon and noodles, sauces, kimchi, snacks, frozen goods, fresh herbs and vegetables. The range is closer to a supermarket than to a shop with two shelves of Asian products, and the sign advertises goods from a hundred brands.
The other half of the shop is alcohol: a separate wine cellar with lit cabinets, spirits — whisky, soju, liqueurs — and beer. They work until midnight.