Fish Farm
Fish Farm is one of the pioneers in this form.refillin Hanoi. The huge glass bottles filled with Ms. Tomato products for hand washing, dish washing, laundry, toilet cleaning, etc. from Trai Ca have inspired more small shops with refill models to open.
A corner at the Fish Farm
As a housewife in particular and anyone who loves household appliances in general, almost everyone wants to put the best quality products in every space of their home, that's when you should visit Trai Ca. Here you can find all the items from the kitchen to the bedroom: bowls, knives, cutting boards, cups, vases, blankets,... with designs and models suitable for many spaces.
Born with a founder who is a knowledgeable architect, has a sense of aesthetics and a special interest in the functionality of all things, all of Trai Ca's products are produced in craft villages across Vietnam. Perhaps, it is the Vietnamese artisans who always understand each material best suited to the typical regional climate. Going to the craft villages to research and breathe new life into their products, Trai Ca has created a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity.
"I bought a small rattan basket from Trai Ca a few years ago to store my knives and forks every day, but it never got moldy or damaged so I could buy a new one" - a customer of Trai Ca shared.
Rice wine products at Trai Ca
Lip balm products at Trai Ca
Not only aiming at customers holding clean, green and sustainable products, Trai Ca also aims at the production process of environmentally friendly materials, safe for artisans.
In particular, every year on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month, Trai Ca's moon cakes, hand-painted masks, traditional lanterns and lanterns are always sold out.
Fish Farm
Address: 1 lane 200 Tran Dai Nghia, Hanoi
Fanpage:Fish Farm
Opening hours: 9:00 - 20:00
The lotus stall
Stall - that is the intimate way that Sap Chang Sen addresses its customers. In the middle of a bustling urban area, the small "stall" gathers selected quality products, creating a peaceful ecosystem and "filling" (refilling) in the lifestyle, further "filling" the culture of carrying a basket to go to the market, holding a can to buy wine, holding a bowl to hold fish sauce, salt, pickles..., "filling" the memories of the young generation about the origin story.
A corner of the stall
Although the online shopping model has appeared in Vietnam for the past few years, there are still many shortcomings in terms of traveling and preparing a lot of bottles and jars, especially when the epidemic situation is still complicated. With dedication, Sap Chang Sen has researched and operated the online shopping model to make it easier for customers to access.
At the Stall, there are always clean glass bottles available, neatly arranged for you to come directly or order online by purchasing products from quality-tested brands such as Co Ca Tomato, Lam Moc,...
The stall caters to customers' needs through the smallest items, from scented candles with seasonal scent advice, to products that soothe fatigue such as herbal compress bags.
The stall also attracts customers with a healthy and "quality drink" stall. You can find at the stall the original bitterness of pure cocoa powder, the sweet taste of coconut nectar, a series of passionately fermented teas from Tea House Hanoi to wines with strong local culture such as Hanoi kumquat, Western lemon of Ruou Mam.
In particular, Sap Chang Sen is currently the only place in Hanoi that uses the Simple Living Tomato Co Ca Tomato purchase form - a product that integrates shower gel, hand wash, and face wash in one, helping you save more money.
Some other outstanding products at the Stall: skin and body care products from Dong Dien, bath and sauna leaves, massage wine from Vietherb,...
Sincere and kind, that's what you can easily see through the "sales" words on the Stall's Fanpage, made by the Stall's owner. If you accidentally meet "Sen" at the Stall, you will also feel the... kindness emanating from this person. It's no exaggeration to say that he is truly a Sen with resourcefulness, love of nature and interest in many community projects.
The Lotus Stall
Address: Room 103, alley C4 (next to number 6), Vu Ngoc Phan, Hanoi
Fanpage:The Lotus Stall
Opening hours: 9:00 - 19:00
Come here refill
No frills, hard-working and vegetarian - that's what people often say about Helly Tong - Co-founder of Lai Day Refill Station. With the same dedication, Lai Day attracts customers with its simplicity.
Pioneering in the refill purchasing field in Saigon, in 3 years, Lai Day has opened 3 "stations" in Ho Chi Minh City with spacious spaces to serve the sustainable consumer community.
Lai Day products can be purchased in the form of refills ranging from daily routines such as vegetable and fruit washing liquid, shampoos with many different scents to each milliliter of toner, natural soap sold by the gram or even... dry perfume. In addition, Lai Day offers consumers smart, reusable handbag and packaging solutions.
In addition to shopping for green products, you can come to Lai Day, send back old battery cases for proper disposal, get free seeds to grow more green shoots and participate in Lai Day Mua Do Cu markets, workshops to make your own environmentally friendly fermented cleaning products.
Once you have bought enough things for your home, you can visit the Lai Day bookshelf. It is a small space with books that will help you have new thoughts about a sustainable lifestyle.
Come Here
Fanpage:Come Here Refill Station
Address & Opening Hours:
+ 47/1 Quoc Huong, Thao Dien Ward, District 2, HCMC (9AM-9PM)
+ 100 Ha Huy Tap, Tan Phong Ward, District 7, HCMC (9AM-8PM)
+ 59 Ngo Tat To, Ward 21, Binh Thanh District, HCMC (9AM-9PM)
Collective Memory
If you need a gift for a friend far away or want to introduce to tourists the full "flavors" of Vietnam, or simply go in search of small beautiful things, please visit Collective Memory. Located on the small street of Nha Chung in the heart of Hanoi, although the area is not large, this place is like a modern treasure, containing countless "layers" of culture that you will need a long time to inhale, feel, and admire.
The man behind Collective Memory is Nga Hoang, a "travel addict" who has traveled to many countries around the world, then returned home to Hanoi to open a "Vietnamese cultural gift shop".
Collective Memory gathers local flavor and history in every product. Here, there is the aroma of relaxing floral scented candles, old-scented floral perfume that reminds you of the old Tet, the sweetness of jars of pure wild honey, the distinct spiciness of Hanoi and Saigon chili sauce from a family brand that is over a hundred years old, the strong flavor of highland pepper through many generations,...
It takes quite a while to walk around that small space, because I want to pick up everything I see to look at it and laugh lightly.how can it be such a cool combination!Collaborating with dedicated artists, Collective Memory's products bring a breath of art to the small house space. You can find at Collective Memory artworks with images of old cyclos, coffee filters, draft beer bottles, familiar plastic chairs forming letters with accents or even a small map of Hanoi redrawn and highlighted with poetic destinations.
If Trai Ca, Sap Chang Sen or Lai Day Refill serve the needs and lives of urban people, Collective Memory will be the bridge to bring the market of clean and charming Vietnamese food closer to tourists from all over the world.
Collective Memory
Address: 12 Nha Chung, Hanoi
Fanpage:Collective Memory
Opening hours: 9:30 - 19:00
