Binh Tay Market Review

Pingxi Market is located in the sixth group of towers 10 street in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, built by the Chinese, his stone tablets are listed in the market, his statues are listed in the Ho Chi Minh City Museum of Fine Arts. It is a large-scale market with East Asian architectural style.

Many Chinese do business in it, and it is the place where they see the most Chinese. Of course, the price is more expensive than Vietnamese, but there is no problem with language communication. There is a lot of food in it, but it looks not very hygienic.

The largest wholesale market for daily necessities in southern Vietnam, in addition to the market main body, the small buildings gathered around are all wholesale daily necessities. Here is mainly a lot of daily necessities, there are bags on the first floor, seafood dry goods, Chinese small commodities, most of them are wholesale retail. The price of the goods is cheap and the quality is uneven. A microcosm of the Vietnamese economy, the whole market is narrow, fires can be troublesome, and there are as many people inside. You squeeze me and I squeeze you, similar to China's mouse street. It is also a Chinese gathering area, and I hear it in vernacular exchanges. The most intoxicating thing is to hear them say, I have a lung for you, haha.

因为越语不标准，所以我和我的小伙伴把这个市场叫笨袋，（平西的意思，这个市场是最能展现越南土特水产，风俗民情的地方，如果有机会可以走一走

当地的很有特色的一个市场，人不多，可以看看

商品琳琅满目，环境不错，值得一去。

胡志明这边的市场十分多，每一个市场都是挺有规模的，做的也还是不错，很多东西卖，不过其实跟中国的市场也是差不多的，没什么太大的差别，就是挺热闹的，夜晚也是开放的，可以过来买水果，砍价之后其实不算贵