Shopping · 02 Lê Hồng Phong, Nam Nha Trang ward
Original name: Siêu thị Co.opmart Nha Trang
A supermarket of the Vietnamese co-operative chain in the south-west of the central part of the city. A practical address for those who live south of the tourist seafront.
Co.opmart is the supermarket chain of the Saigon Co.op union of co-operatives, aimed at local shoppers. The chain's official website gives the Nha Trang store's address as 02 Lê Hồng Phong, Nam Nha Trang ward. Lê Hồng Phong is a long road parallel to the coast, lined with residential blocks where people rent flats long-term. The range covers groceries, fruit, ready meals, household goods and clothing, with an emphasis on Vietnamese producers and clear fixed prices.
For a one-week tourist this shop is not essential. For someone living in the south of the city it covers everyday needs without a trip to the western outskirts: large bottles of water, rice, vegetables, cleaning products. It is handy to stop by on the way back from the beach or before a trip towards the airport: Lê Hồng Phong street leads to the southern exit from the city. Plan your shopping for the morning or early evening, when the store is quieter and the shelves freshly stocked.
We did not find opening hours on the store's page on the chain's website — ask by phoning the store or on site. There are few familiar imported products; for those, the larger hypermarkets are a safer bet. Motorbike parking is paid; keep the ticket.
Access, opening hours and prices can change. Confirm the conditions right before you pay or leave.
Food and markets →groceries · local prices · south of the city
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21 September 2026
Before your visit
A supermarket of the Vietnamese co-operative chain in the south-west of the central part of the city. A practical address for those who live south of the tourist seafront.
Plan for roughly “1 hour”. Add time for the road, weather, queues and an unhurried break.
It belongs to the “02 Lê Hồng Phong, Nam Nha Trang ward” area. Open the map before leaving and check the actual entrance or meeting point.
Buy drinking water in large bottles here: it works out noticeably cheaper than at the minimarts by the seafront. Opening hours, prices, access and weather can change, so confirm them right before you leave or pay.