For most travellers, the best Da Nang shopping mall depends on the job: AEON MALL Da Nang Thanh Khe for a newly opened all-in-one mall, Vincom Plaza Ngo Quyen for fashion, Lotte Mart for groceries, GO! for practical value, Indochina Riverside for Han River convenience, and MM Supercenter for northwest Da Nang.
Modern malls are most useful when you want fixed-price retail, groceries, air-conditioned dining or indoor entertainment. If you prefer traditional-market shopping, plan it as a separate experience rather than expecting the same mix of stores and facilities.
Da Nang shopping malls at a glance
Which Da Nang shopping mall should you choose?
Start with the task rather than the mall name. A traveller looking for a current fashion directory needs a different place from a family restocking snacks, toiletries and drinks for a longer stay.
| Shopping mall | Best for | Why choose it |
|---|---|---|
| AEON MALL Da Nang Thanh Khe | New mall experience, fashion, dining and entertainment | Opened in July 2026 as an all-in-one centre for fashion, lifestyle shopping, dining, groceries and indoor entertainment. |
| Vincom Plaza Ngo Quyen | Fashion, lifestyle and indoor entertainment | Strong branded-retail mix with a live official tenant directory and a central east-of-river location. |
| Lotte Mart Da Nang | Groceries, imported products and practical shopping | Large supermarket-led complex that works well for families and travellers stocking up for a longer stay. |
| GO! Da Nang | Everyday products and value-focused shopping | Central option for groceries, household goods, clothing and practical purchases. |
| Indochina Riverside Mall | Central location, cafés and a riverfront stop | Useful when shopping is secondary to sightseeing around Bach Dang Street and the Han River. |
| MM Supercenter Da Nang | Modern shopping in northwest Da Nang | Newer supercenter format combining grocery-led shopping with dining and other services near Nguyen Sinh Sac Street. |
Addresses and opening hours
Opening times can differ between the mall itself and individual supermarkets, cinemas or restaurants. AEON, Vincom and Lotte publish specific schedules; for the other centres below, confirm the business you want to visit if your trip depends on one particular store or service.
| Mall | Address / area | Opening-hour guidance |
|---|---|---|
| AEON MALL Da Nang Thanh Khe | 46 Dien Bien Phu, Thanh Khe | General retail: 10:00–22:00 Mon–Fri; 09:00–22:00 Sat–Sun. Supermarket and selected Level 1 essential stores: 08:00–22:00 daily. |
| Vincom Plaza Ngo Quyen | 910A Ngo Quyen, Son Tra | 10:00–22:00 Mon–Fri; 09:30–22:00 Sat–Sun. |
| Lotte Mart Da Nang | 6 Nai Nam, Hoa Cuong | LOTTE currently displays 07:30–22:30, with Level 5 from 09:00. Its published summer extended-hours period ends on 16 August 2026, so recheck if you visit after that date. |
| GO! Da Nang | 255–257 Hung Vuong, Thanh Khe | Confirm the current hours of the store or service you plan to visit. |
| Indochina Riverside Mall | 74 Bach Dang, Hai Chau | Individual shops, cafés and restaurants may follow different schedules; confirm a specific business before making a special trip. |
| MM Supercenter Da Nang | 167 Nguyen Sinh Sac, Hoa Khanh | Confirm current centre and tenant hours if one particular store or restaurant is the reason for your visit. |
Where are Da Nang’s main shopping malls?
The malls are spread across different parts of the city, so location can matter as much as the tenant mix. If shopping is only one part of your day, choose a centre that fits your hotel and sightseeing route instead of crossing the city for a similar purchase.
AEON MALL and GO!
AEON is on Dien Bien Phu Street, while GO! is on Hung Vuong Street. Both can make sense when you are moving through the western side of central Da Nang.
Vincom and Indochina Riverside
Vincom sits east of the Han River on Ngo Quyen Street. Indochina Riverside is directly on Bach Dang Street in the city-centre riverfront area.
Lotte Mart
Lotte Mart is south of the central riverfront and is useful when your route already passes through the Hoa Cuong area.
MM Supercenter
MM Supercenter is on Nguyen Sinh Sac Street in Hoa Khanh, making it more relevant to travellers staying or travelling through the northwest side of the city.
If the mall that suits you is not close to your hotel, compare the practical ways to move between shopping areas before adding an extra cross-city transfer. Vietnam Story’s Da Nang transport guide for Indian travellers covers buses, app-based rides and other local transport options.
Main shopping malls and modern shopping centres in Da Nang
1. AEON MALL Da Nang Thanh Khe
AEON MALL Da Nang Thanh Khe opened to visitors on 1 July 2026, making it the newest major addition to Da Nang’s modern shopping landscape. It is located at 46 Dien Bien Phu Street in Thanh Khe and combines retail, a supermarket, dining and indoor entertainment in one complex.
For travellers who want to check a particular brand before leaving the hotel, AEON is useful because its official website provides a live tenant directory and floor map. In August 2026, the directory includes UNIQLO and MUJI, while Galaxy CineX is listed among the entertainment options.
2. Vincom Plaza Ngo Quyen
Vincom Plaza Ngo Quyen is at 910A Ngo Quyen Street in Son Tra. For many visitors staying around the Han River or the beachside districts, it is one of the easier mall options to combine with city sightseeing.
The strongest reason to choose Vincom is not one individual brand but the breadth of its fashion, accessories, lifestyle, dining and entertainment mix. In August 2026, its official directory lists stores such as Adidas, ALDO and Charles & Keith, while CGV Cinemas is also listed at the centre.
- Best for
- Branded fashion, lifestyle shopping, dining and indoor entertainment.
- Supermarket
- WinMart is useful for drinks, snacks, packaged food, toiletries and everyday travel essentials.
- For a specific brand
- Do not rely on an old blog list. Check the live Vincom directory because individual tenants can open, close or relocate.
3. Lotte Mart Da Nang
Lotte Mart Da Nang is located at 6 Nai Nam in Hoa Cuong. Its supermarket-led format makes it a practical stop for families, longer-stay travellers and anyone who wants to buy drinks, packaged food, household items or travel essentials in one place.
The supermarket carries Vietnamese products alongside Korean and other imported goods. That can make it useful for travellers looking for familiar packaged foods, but the availability of a specific Indian brand, spice or dietary product should never be assumed without checking the shelf or contacting the store.
- Best for
- Groceries, imported products, everyday items and practical family shopping.
- Useful for longer stays
- A large supermarket can be more efficient than visiting several small convenience stores when you need water, snacks, toiletries or household supplies.
- Opening-hours note
- LOTTE’s currently displayed hours are listed in the planning table above. Recheck after 16 August 2026 because the operator has published a summer extended-hours period ending on that date.
4. GO! Da Nang
GO! Da Nang is at 255–257 Hung Vuong Street in Thanh Khe. It is a practical choice when you care more about groceries, household goods, clothing and everyday value than about building a visit around premium fashion brands.
Its central-west location can also make it convenient when your route already passes through Hung Vuong Street or nearby parts of the city. If you are visiting for one specific shop, cinema or service, check the current tenant information first rather than relying on older references to the former Vinh Trung Plaza or Parkson-era layout.
5. Indochina Riverside Mall
Indochina Riverside Mall is at 74 Bach Dang Street in the central riverfront area. Its main advantage for visitors is location: it can fit naturally around a walk along Bach Dang Street or sightseeing near the Han River.
It is better understood as a convenient city-centre shopping and dining stop than as a direct scale competitor to newer large-format centres such as AEON. If a particular restaurant, café or boutique is the reason for your visit, check its current operating status before travelling specifically for it.
6. MM Supercenter Da Nang
MM Supercenter Da Nang opened in November 2025 on Nguyen Sinh Sac Street in Hoa Khanh. It is MM Mega Market Vietnam’s newer “super center” format, combining grocery-led shopping with dining, entertainment and other retail services.
For most short-stay tourists based around My Khe Beach or the Han River, it will not automatically be the most convenient mall. It becomes more relevant when you are staying in, visiting or travelling through northwest Da Nang and want to combine shopping with a meal or other services in the same stop.
What are Da Nang malls useful for?
Fashion, lifestyle and branded shopping
Vincom and AEON are the first places to compare when branded fashion or lifestyle shopping is the main reason for your mall visit. Both provide current online tenant information, which is more reliable than memorising an old list of brand names from a travel article.
If you are looking for one specific label, check the official directory before leaving your hotel. This is especially worthwhile for a special purchase because retail tenants can change even when the mall itself remains open.
Groceries, packaged food and travel essentials
Lotte Mart, GO!, AEON and the supermarket at Vincom can all be useful for practical shopping. Water, snacks, toiletries, packaged coffee, tea and other easy-to-carry products are usually simpler to buy in a supermarket environment than at a fashion-focused store.
If gifts are the main reason for shopping, malls are only one option. Vietnam Story’s guide to what souvenirs to buy in Da Nang goes deeper into local food gifts, textiles, handicrafts and other items you may want to compare before deciding where to shop.
For families and longer stays, choose the supermarket that is easiest to reach rather than crossing the city for a marginally larger product range. If you need a specific dietary item, read the ingredients and confirm availability rather than assuming that imported or Indian products will always be stocked.
Shopping mall or traditional market?
Choose a mall when you want air conditioning, fixed-price retail, supermarkets, branded stores, indoor dining or a place where different family members can shop and rest in one building. Choose a traditional market when the priority is local produce, small stalls, fabrics, handicrafts, street-food energy or a more traditional shopping atmosphere.
If the market experience sounds closer to what you want, compare the main options in Vietnam Story’s Da Nang markets guide instead of forcing a mall visit into the itinerary.
Choose a mall when you want
- Branded fashion and lifestyle stores
- Supermarket shopping and travel essentials
- Air-conditioned indoor space
- Family dining and entertainment in one stop
- Fixed-price retail at major stores
Choose a traditional market when you want
- Local market atmosphere
- Fabrics, handicrafts and small souvenir stalls
- Fresh produce and local specialties
- Street-food style browsing
- A shopping experience that is less like a modern retail centre
Practical shopping tips for Indian travellers
Check the payment amount before confirming a card transaction
Large mall retailers often accept cards, but acceptance can differ between stores, food counters and temporary kiosks. Check the amount and currency shown on the terminal before authorising a payment and keep the receipt when you may need a return, warranty claim or tax document.
If you need Vietnamese Dong before shopping, compare cash exchange, ATMs and card use in Vietnam Story’s guide to getting Vietnamese Dong in Da Nang.
Ask about VAT refund eligibility before paying
Eligible foreign visitors may be able to claim a VAT refund on qualifying purchases from participating stores, subject to Vietnam’s current rules and documentation requirements. Not every retailer participates, so ask before completing a high-value purchase and keep the original paperwork you are given.
Check warranty and compatibility for electronics
For phones, accessories, appliances or other electronics, check warranty coverage, voltage compatibility and international service conditions before buying. A lower local price is less useful if the warranty cannot be serviced after you return home.
Read labels carefully for vegetarian or Jain requirements
Packaged foods can contain fish sauce, shrimp, meat flavouring, gelatin or other animal-derived ingredients. When dietary requirements are strict, check the ingredient list and ask staff rather than relying only on a product’s appearance or English name.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best shopping mall in Da Nang?
There is no single best mall for every trip. AEON is the newest major option and offers a broad shopping, dining and entertainment mix. Vincom is strong for branded fashion, Lotte Mart for groceries, GO! for practical value shopping, and Indochina Riverside for a central Han River stop.
What is the newest shopping mall in Da Nang?
AEON MALL Da Nang Thanh Khe is the newest major mall among the options above. It opened to visitors on 1 July 2026 at 46 Dien Bien Phu Street in Thanh Khe.
Which is the biggest shopping mall in Da Nang?
Be careful with a simple “biggest” ranking because operators may publish different types of area measurements. AEON publishes a gross floor area of 30,000 m², while Lotte Mart publishes 24,700 m² for its Da Nang location. These figures are useful for scale, but they should not be treated as a perfectly like-for-like citywide ranking.
Where can I check the Vincom Plaza Da Nang directory?
The official Vincom Plaza Ngo Quyen website has a live tenant directory organised by store and floor. Use that directory if you are travelling for one specific brand rather than relying on an older list in a travel guide.
Which mall is best for groceries in Da Nang?
Lotte Mart is one of the most practical choices for a large supermarket-led shopping trip. AEON and GO! are also useful for groceries and everyday purchases, while WinMart at Vincom is convenient when you are already visiting the mall for fashion, dining or entertainment.
What time do Da Nang shopping malls open?
Hours differ by mall and by tenant. AEON’s general retail currently opens at 10:00 on weekdays and 09:00 on weekends, while Vincom publishes 10:00 on weekdays and 09:30 on weekends, with both closing at 22:00. Lotte Mart currently displays 07:30–22:30, but its summer extended-hours notice runs through 16 August 2026. If your visit depends on a particular store, restaurant or cinema, confirm its schedule before travelling.
Are Da Nang malls suitable for families?
Yes. Larger centres can combine supermarkets, restaurants, cinemas or other indoor entertainment with climate-controlled shopping. The best choice depends on your children’s ages, the current facilities and how the mall fits into the rest of your day.
Plan your Central Vietnam holiday
Fit shopping into your Da Nang itinerary without losing a sightseeing day
Shopping works best when it sits naturally around your hotel location, beach time, meals and nearby sightseeing. Vietnam Story can help Indian travellers build a Central Vietnam route that leaves enough time for Da Nang, Hoi An, Ba Na Hills and the experiences that matter most to your group.
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Choose the mall that fits your route, not just the longest store list
AEON adds a new all-in-one mall option to Da Nang, while Vincom remains useful for branded fashion, Lotte Mart for groceries, GO! for practical purchases, Indochina Riverside for central riverfront convenience and MM Supercenter for travellers spending time in northwest Da Nang.
If shopping is secondary to sightseeing, the most useful mall is often the one already close to your hotel or next stop. For neighbourhoods, attractions and broader trip planning, continue with Vietnam Story’s Da Nang travel guide for Indian travellers.
