On July 3, 2026, \u201cAEON Mall Da Nang Thanh Khe\u201d held its grand opening in the Thanh Khe district of central Da Nang. It\u2019s the first AEON Mall in Da Nang and the eighth in Vietnam, located just five minutes by car from Da Nang International Airport. The anchor tenant, \u201cAEON Da Nang Thanh Khe,\u201d carries individually packaged sushi, seafood rice bowls, Japanese-style bento, and even organic vegetables, bringing Japanese-quality ingredients\u2014long hard to find in central Vietnam\u2014suddenly within reach. Uniqlo also made its Da Nang debut in the same mall,The lineup that opened in July on the 2nd floor of an AEON Mall five minutes from the airport<\/a>along with that, it's an opening that changes the daily routines of Japanese residents, business travelers, and tourists. Here's a practical rundown of what you can buy and how to get there.<\/p>\n Ahead of the formal grand opening, Aeon began welcoming customers on July 1. According to the operator's announcement, that first day alone saw over 63,000 visitors. Then, at 8 a.m. on July 3, with the ribbon-cutting, the whole store went into full operation.<\/p>\n This facility isn\u2019t a stand-alone AEON Mall but sits inside \u201cTTC Plaza Da Nang,\u201d a mixed-use building combining a hotel, offices, and upscale apartments. The building has 18 floors above ground and 2 below, with a total floor area on the order of 120,000 sqm. Of that, the AEON Mall retail area takes about 30,000 sqm and parking about 23,000 sqm. Among the largest commercial facilities in central Vietnam, it has about 54 specialty shops, roughly half of them opening their first location in Da Nang.<\/p>\n The center of the shopping is the first-floor anchor tenant, 'AEON Da Nang Tan Ke.' Vietnam's fifth store in the SSM (super-supermarket) format, it's the central region's first compact department-store-plus-supermarket. Its sales floor of over 3,000 sqm is divided into three zones.<\/p>\n What it champions is Japanese quality thorough in \"freshness,\" \"safety,\" and \"cleanliness.\" GlobalGAP-certified and organic vegetables and health-conscious processed foods line the shelves, and it also carries the private-brand Topvalu and the household-goods line Home Coordy. For residents, it's no small thing that a one-stop base\u2014everything from daily groceries to towels and cookware\u2014has opened near the airport.<\/p>\n What draws the most interest from Japanese residents is likely the prepared-foods corner, \u201cDelica.\u201d AEON is strengthening \u201cAEON\u2019s sushi\u201d at this store, lining up easy-to-take-out individually packaged sushi, seafood rice bowls, and Japanese-style bento. The bakery also bakes pizza, savory breads, and sweet fruit breads.<\/p>\n The store has a 210-seat eat-in space, including seats with electric tabletop hotpots. Designed so you can buy and eat right there, it's convenient for the moment you arrive from the airport or for waiting time before departure. The table below organizes \u201cwhat you can buy\u201d by purpose for residents and travelers.<\/p>\nOver 60,000 Visitors on July 1, Official Grand Opening on the 3rd<\/h2>\n
The anchor tenant is a supermarket touting \u201cJapanese quality\u201d<\/h2>\n
Deli beefs up \"Aeon sushi,\" with 210 eat-in seats<\/h2>\n