Dich Vong Market is one of the oldest and famous markets in Hanoi, located on Xuan Thuy Street, Dich Vong Hau Ward, Cau Giay District. The market is known for selling a lot of fresh food, clothes, shoes and other household items at reasonable prices. However, after experiencing it firsthand, I have to admit that Dich Vong Market did not meet my expectations of a clean, tidy and diverse market.

The first thing that disappointed me was the chaos and mess of the market. The stalls were arranged haphazardly, without clear classification according to the type of goods. Many sellers even occupied the sidewalk, narrowing the way for buyers. The market atmosphere was also very noisy, with the shouting, inviting and arguing of the owners and customers. I felt very uncomfortable and tired when passing through these areas.

The second thing that made me unhappy was the lack of hygiene and food safety of the market. I noticed that many fresh foods were not well preserved, exposed to polluted air. Some foods even showed signs of spoilage, such as meat with a bad smell, fruits and vegetables with rotten or wormy spots. I also did not see any strict supervision of the quality and origin of these goods by the authorities. I was worried that if I ate these foods, I would risk getting sick or poisoned.

The third thing that made me bored was the lack of diversity and creativity of the market. I did not see many choices of different goods, but only the usual and familiar ones. I also did not see many specialty or unique dishes at the market, but only simple and ordinary ones. I think that Dich Vong Market needs to innovate and update according to the market trend, to attract more customers.

In summary, I was not impressed with Dich Vong Market and did not intend to come back here in the future. I hope that the market will be improved in terms of organization, hygiene and diversity, to become a truly attractive and reliable market.