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Supermarket & Market Food Shopping in Vietnam: what actually matters to know

Short answer
Purchase fresh meat, fish, and produce at local markets, while finding staple goods at supermarkets like GO. Visit markets in the evening for potential discounts on unsold produce, and shop at GO for more competitive pricing on souvenirs, tea, and coffee.

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For groceries like meat, chicken, fish, rice, and oatmeal in Vietnam, consider purchasing from local markets for fresh produce and from supermarkets like GO for staples.
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In Vietnam, it's common for vendors to sell unsold market produce from the morning in the evening.
This practice allows for the redistribution of food and can offer a way to purchase items at a potentially lower price.
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For souvenirs, tea, and coffee in Cam Ranh, consider shopping at GO (formerly Big C) for better prices.
While large supermarkets offer variety, smaller shops might have more competitive pricing.
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