Da Nang trip review ✈️ The vibe at Son Tra Night Market has changed!

Compared to the old Seonjja Night Market, I felt the newly renovated night market atmosphere was even better~ First of all, it's nice because the floor felt clean from the start, and since the sections are divided by type of goods, it was so much more fun to walk around and look. The food section is mainly seafood or barbecue types, and whenever I passed by there, it was a bit hard to breathe because of the smoke billowing out from the grills. There's no separate ventilation system, and since it's an open kitchen, the mixed smells were a bit much to handle — but aside from that, the hygiene definitely looked much better on the renovated side. Now if you order food, you can head up to the 2nd floor, and there's a new space with tables set up on the rooftop where you can sit and enjoy a meal or a drink. When I went up, it had this vibe reminiscent of the old tent-roof view from a Thai night market, and honestly, I really liked the atmosphere. But there were so many merchants coming from all over to try to draw us in, so we hurried down and walked around the market once more, then decided to head to a cashew shop. Since there wasn't really anything in particular we wanted to eat, all we had at the night market was roti, fried bananas, and a mango smoothie, haha.