Hanoi Shouten

“Hanoi Shouten”, which can be reached in a 5-minute walk from Lotte Hotel (Lotte Mart) in Hanoi city. It is a daily necessities & souvenir shop popular with residents and tourists.

5-minute walk from Lotte Hotel (Lotte Mart)! A daily goods & souvenir shop you want to visit on your first day

Hanoi Shouten is located a 5-minute walk from Lotte Mart, one of the largest shopping centers in Hanoi city. Since Lotte Mart is attached to Lotte Hotel, many Japanese tourists probably choose it as their accommodation.

Hanoi Shouten is a souvenir gift shop, but it also sells daily goods such as Japanese food ingredients and daily necessities for Japanese residents. There are many things that are helpful for tourists during their stay, so it is best to visit on the first day if possible.

Looking for souvenirs at Hanoi Shouten. Find traditional Vietnamese miscellaneous goods

Hanoi Shouten carefully selects and stocks souvenir goods related to traditions, specialties, and famous products. Traditional Bat Trang ceramics made in the nearby Bat Trang village have many fakes circulating, so it is an ironclad rule to visit a reliable miscellaneous goods store when buying, but tourists don’t know where to buy them.

Hanoi Shouten is recommended for tourists who say, “I want to buy authentic Bat Trang ceramics” or “I want to see slightly higher-quality ceramics to buy for my boss at work or my parents.” In addition, they handle a wealth of crafts made from natural materials such as chopsticks, plates, and baskets, and there are also many silver accessories with a Southeast Asian feel.

In addition to ceramics and wood carvings, there are also many handicrafts made using cloth. Handicrafts are one of Vietnam’s specialties, and embroidery is hand-sewn by female craftsmen and carefully finished one by one, so each is an original product. Since they are high-quality items not sold in local markets, they are perfect for yourself or as gifts for loved ones.

YUGOC raw honey is lined up in the Vietnamese honey corner!

Hanoi Shouten has a permanent Vietnamese honey corner. Honey has been eaten in Vietnam since ancient times, and if you go to a supermarket, you can see over a dozen types of honey. Hanoi Shouten handles special Vietnamese honey that is not sold in ordinary supermarkets or souvenir shops around there.

In this Vietnamese honey corner, they handle YUGOC’s raw honey, Rambutan.

In addition to raw honey, they sell YUGOC’s main products such as palm sugar and macadamia nuts, so if you are looking for YUGOC products, please definitely visit Hanoi Shouten.