✈️ Shopping at Xin Chào Market

Son Tra Night Market! I didn't really have shopping in mind at Seonjjaya Market either, but there's this magic where you end up buying stuff just from walking around. Haha. I bought a whole bunch of snacks at the stall with Kkareureu's sign, and wandered around here and there, peeking into shops. Back in the day I also ate some kind of lobster or crayfish, not really sure which, at Son Tra Market. These days though, for some reason, food just doesn't really tempt me that much. While browsing, I saw something that caught my eye and the impulse-buying spirit took over, so I bought it. This shop that sells only white T-shirts had exactly the T-shirt I wanted. A T-shirt that's loose-fitting but still nips in at the waist! Only the patterns were different, the designs were all pretty similar. I carry my eco bag around a lot, and I bought another one because the one with the Hoi An woman embroidered on it was so pretty. I touched some Nike slippers to get for my son and they felt pretty good, so I bought slippers too~ I already have a punching lace skirt, but the lining and fabric seemed decent and cheap, so I picked one up too, haha. And here I paid a lot for one back in Korea... I said I'd just browse, but I ended up buying a few more things again~^^ I think it'd be so nice if the shops at Seonjjaya Market had numbers. When you're wandering around, you get confused like "was it this way, or that way? Went around, had a mango sled, got a foot massage, and I'm back at the hotel now~^^ Eco bag - 80,000 dong White T-shirt - 120,000 dong Nike slippers - 150,000 dong Punching skirt - 200,000 dong