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Plenty of street stalls with people selling fruit, fish. Be prepared for the smell and messiness

If you live on an island and have a kitchen to cook, then grocery shopping is worth going here. Really low prices relative to supermarkets. Vegetables, meat, whatever. But if you live in a hotel, then it makes no sense to go into this dirt to save 5-10,000. It's better to move around on a bike, because your feet will be ankle-deep in mud, the smells are terrible, the food is right under your feet. And yes, this is where you can buy a dog. By weight. The sight is not pleasant

Fukuoka day market. Lots of fish, seafood, vegetables and fruits. Coal, barbecue. All of this can be found here. The Vietnamese buy everything without getting off the bike, so you need to be very careful. The movement is very dense. All the dirty water drains right under the feet. The smell is not very. But everything is fresh, although it is necessary to check. Do not go with large bills. Take the change in advance. They are very tight with math.

Real Vietnamese market, with many market stalls where fresh meat, vegetables, fish, seafood and fruits are sold. It is an absolute must when you are around, you can't get more authentic.