Bian Market

Victoria M 10 months ago

Store seems to be well stocked, but I didn’t find what I was looking for. However, personnel unhelpful, sending me on goose chase, also not English speaking.

Minh Anh Nguyen a year ago

We came to buy some stuffs and store has nice staffs, helpful and they have almost essential items, the location is near to the Basilica tourist attraction as well, rcm for tourism 😇

Portpad Traveller (PT) 2 years ago

There are so many basic things this shop does not have, and very little variety in the ones it does. Smallest options for bread I have seen anywhere. Two aisles in one part of the store were completely covered in mess made by two staff who were unpacking and labelling items in the middle of the aisles. I had to push rubbish out of the way to find somewhere to step. On the plus side, they have a lot of small kitchenware and household handy items that you don’t find in other shops. This is the only reason I would go back. I found a cheap veggie peeler and shoelaces here! The entry is not an exit, so you don’t see this until you try to go out, and you have to walk back through the shop again.

Parsa Sajedi Edited 3 years ago

I paid 7k forint for 4 energy drinks and a chocolate which was meant to be maximum 3k ft they charged me more but because I didn’t take the receipt there is nothing i can do,i hope they can correct they’re service at least for other people… Here is the photo just updated, It was 4 drinks and 1 chocolate. Drinks:heel and burn and topjoy

Marta Krzeminska Edited 4 years ago

A contemporary take on a classic Vietnamese shop-with-everything. Walking along narrow alleys filled with up to the ceiling with coconut milk, fabric softeners, and scented cantles, evokes the sensation of wondering around little streets of medieval towns. If not for the need to jump over unpacked boxes on the floor, it'd almost be a romantic experience. Follow your shopper's instinct and every visit will leave you with a new discovery. There is a whole other section behind a corner here? I've been there four times now, and it'd almost not be surprising to find out that there is an entrance to another floor somewhere between toilet brushes and crisps, or that a fridge is actually a passage to a hair saloon. If you're looking for an extra treat: entering with the back door. It'll will trigger a welcoming jingle with an automatic message "Hello! Welcome!", which will bring back memories of South East Asian 7/11's—violently lit and blasting loud music at 11pm, when all you need is an eye mask and paracetamol.