Near the T2 gates, Mini Mart covers last‑minute basics fast
Mini Mart sits airside in Da Nang T2, a few minutes’ walk from most international gates, and works as the quick grab spot between security and boarding. It’s a standard airport convenience store setup: fridges along one wall, shelves of packaged snacks in the middle, and a small checkout counter that usually runs a single line. Expect airport pricing, but most drinks and snacks still land under 50,000–70,000 VND.
You’ll find bottled water, canned coffee, soft drinks, and a few energy drinks in the coolers, with 500 ml water typically around 20,000–25,000 VND. Shelves carry instant noodles, biscuits, chocolate bars, and some local chips, so it’s easy to build a simple in-flight meal if your airline isn’t serving much out of T2. There are also a few basic toiletries and travel items, like toothbrush kits and small packs of tissues, handy if something got left in your checked bag.
Selection runs more “quick fix” than full grocery, and you won’t see fresh food counters or made‑to‑order options here, just packaged items with clear prices on the tags. Payment usually works with Vietnamese dong and major cards; keep a 50,000 VND note ready in case the terminal glitches. Lines grow 20–30 minutes before big departures, so the smoothest move is to stop right after security while the coolers are still stocked and the queue is short.