| 📍 Country/City | Vietnam · Ho Chi Minh City |
| 🏬 Address | 57 Thap Muoi Street, Ward 2, District 6, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam |
| 🏭 Categories | Daily-use Goods Apparel & Textiles Food & Agriculture |
| 🖼 Image keyword | Binh Tay Market Cholon Ho Chi Minh wholesale 🔍 Search images |
Binh Tay Market stands in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City's Cholon Chinatown, built around 1928 by the local Chinese community. It is one of Saigon's most historic wholesale trading hubs, covering roughly 10,000 to 25,000 square meters with about a thousand-plus stalls, though different sources give varying figures. Unlike the tourist-oriented Ben Thanh Market, it operates primarily as a working wholesale market, supplying retailers and restaurants across southern Vietnam and re-exporting goods to Laos and Cambodia.
The market trades in textiles and fabrics, dried spices, kitchenware, general household goods, stationery and dried food, with the busiest wholesale activity from the early morning. For Chinese exporters, it is a typical place to study the Chinese-business wholesale network in southern Vietnam and understand how Chinese imports are distributed locally, making it suitable for household goods, kitchenware and light-industry suppliers to meet established Chinese-Vietnamese wholesalers.
