Imported Grocery Stores in Da Nang: Korean, Japanese and Hypermarkets
Go to MM Mega Market for Western and bulk imports. K-Mart is the Korean pick and never closes, but it costs more. Akuruhi is best for Japanese pantry goods and fish. MORI MART suits Japanese baby goods and vitamins. Lotte Mart and Co.opmart are everyday supermarkets, not import specialists.
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For cheese and deli, start at MM Mega Market: expats name it for Western food. No source lists a cheese counter, so check before a special trip.
K-Mart covers Korean noodles and snacks at any hour. Japanese goods are in two small shops. Lotte Mart and Co.opmart are everyday supermarkets.
Quick picks
- Western food and bulk imports → MM Mega Market.
- Korean snacks, any hour → K-Mart.
- Japanese pantry and fish → Akuruhi.
- Japanese baby goods, vitamins and cosmetics → MORI MART.
- Imported meat and frozen food → FOODLIFE.
- Late-night snacks near the beach → ONE STOP.
- Coffee, noodles and snacks to take home → Lotte Mart.
Eight stores with an address, hours and a store type on Google Maps. For fresh produce, see the Han Market guide.
MM Mega Market
The big one: a warehouse-style store that expats call the Costco of Da Nang. It has the widest range in the city and the best odds of Western food. Hoa Cuong is across the river from An Thuong and My Khe. It is overkill for three items.
Good for:
- Western and imported food in one trip.
- Stocking up in bulk.
Skip if:
- You only need a few things, because the store is huge.
Address: 09 Cach Mang Thang 8, Hoa Cuong. Open 6AM-10:30PM daily. Delivery is offered.
K-Mart
Korean snacks and drinks, open all night, on Pham Van Dong in An Hai, the beach side of the river. It is the pick for a Korean craving, not for a budget shop.
Good for:
- Korean brands you will not find in an ordinary convenience store.
- Late-night runs from a beach hotel.
Skip if:
- Price matters, because it costs more than other supermarkets and markets.
- You hate surprises at the till, because shelf prices often do not match.
Check the receipt before you leave.
Address: Lo 03 Pham Van Dong, An Hai. Open 24 hours daily.
Akuruhi Japanese Supermarket
A small Japanese grocery, best for canned goods and fish from Japan. It is in Hai Chau, the city-centre side of the river. Reviewers praise the Japanese range; rice is not confirmed, so ask before a special trip.
Good for:
- Japanese sauces, ingredients and canned food.
Skip if:
- You shop after 9 PM, because it closes then.
Address: 260 Hoang Dieu, Hai Chau. Open 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM daily.
MORI MART
A bright Japanese shop built around mother and baby goods. Come for baby food, vitamins and cosmetics, not a weekly grocery run. It is in Thanh Khe, west of the centre.
Good for:
- Baby food and baby gear in one place.
- Japanese vitamins, supplements and cosmetics.
Skip if:
- You want a general grocery shop, because it focuses on mother and baby goods.
Address: 138 Ly Thai To, Thanh Khe. Open 8:00 AM to 9:30 PM daily.
FOODLIFE
Book ahead: the listing says appointment required. It is an importer’s shop with boxed meat and frozen stock, not a supermarket. It sells to restaurants and hotels, and takes retail customers too. It is in Hoa Xuan, south of the centre.
Good for:
- Imported meat and frozen food at fair prices.
- Restaurant or hotel buyers who want a regular supplier.
Skip if:
- You want to shop on a Sunday afternoon, because it closes at 3 PM.
Address: Phan Triem, Hoa Xuan. Open Mon-Sat 7:30AM-5PM, Sun 8AM-3PM. Delivery is offered. Open in Google Maps.
ONE STOP
A tidy 24-hour convenience store with souvenirs, snacks and a cafe, on Tran Bach Dang in An Hai, the beach side. Treat it as a late-night snack stop, not a full grocery shop.
Good for:
- Snacks, drinks and small items at any hour.
- Coconut coffee and an upstairs spot to work.
Skip if:
- You want a big grocery run, because the range is snacks, drinks and small items.
Address: 35 Tran Bach Dang, An Hai. Open 24 hours daily. Delivery is offered. Open in Google Maps.
Lotte Mart
A hypermarket on the upper floors of a mall in Hoa Cuong, across the river from An Thuong. It has some imported shelves, worth a look if you are there anyway, but no source says it stocks Western specialties. It is better for souvenirs and pantry runs.
Good for:
- Coffee, noodles and snacks to take home.
- A family outing with restaurants and entertainment in the same building.
- Fresh produce.
Skip if:
- You want a dedicated import shop, because this is a general hypermarket.
Address: 6 Nai Nam, Hoa Cuong. Open 7:30 AM to 10:00 PM daily. Delivery is offered.
Co.opmart Da Nang
A local hypermarket for everyday basics, mostly Vietnamese products. It sits in Thanh Khe, west of the centre.
Good for:
- A weekly shop of basics at fair prices.
- Combining groceries with the cinema or bowling in the same building.
Skip if:
- You want imported goods, because the range is mostly local.
- You shop at rush hour, because the queues at the tills get long.
Address: 478 Dien Bien Phu, Thanh Khe. Open 7:30AM-10PM daily.
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Not confirmed: Cheese, rye bread, baking supplies and Japanese rice: no source names a store. Ask before a special trip. Delivery fees and minimums: ask each store. Prices on imported goods: check the shelf.
Common questions
Where can I buy Western food in Da Nang?
Start at MM Mega Market: expats name it for Western food. No source lists a cheese counter, so check before a special trip.
Which store is open at 3 AM?
K-Mart and ONE STOP never close. K-Mart is the Korean grocery; ONE STOP is a snack and coffee stop.
Where do I find Japanese ingredients?
Akuruhi for canned food and fish from Japan. MORI MART for Japanese baby goods and vitamins.
Is K-Mart expensive?
Yes, reviewers say it costs more than other supermarkets and markets, and shelf prices may not match the till.
Can I shop at FOODLIFE without an appointment?
The listing says appointment required, so message the store before you go.
Which stores deliver?
MM Mega Market, Lotte Mart, FOODLIFE and ONE STOP offer delivery.
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