AEON Mall Long Biên

About AEON Mall Long Biên

Aeon Mall Long Bien is a large-scale modern shopping complex situated on the eastern bank of the Red River in Hanoi. It represents the Japanese Aeon retail group's expansion into Vietnam's capital, offering a contemporary commercial environment distinct from Hanoi's traditional marketplaces. The mall serves as a retail and leisure destination for residents of Long Bien district and visitors seeking international-standard amenities. Its location provides a contrast to the Old Quarter's narrow streets, presenting instead spacious air-conditioned interiors. The development reflects ongoing urban commercial growth in a city where traditional commerce and modern retail formats increasingly coexist.

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What's inside

The mall contains multiple retail floors housing international and domestic brand outlets, a supermarket, cinema complex, and diverse food and beverage options. Family-oriented facilities include children's entertainment zones. The Japanese retail heritage influences tenant mix and operational standards. Visitors encounter clothing retailers, electronics stores, household goods, and beauty services. Dining options range from fast food to sit-down restaurants representing various cuisines. The cinema offers mainstream film screenings. Supermarket operations provide grocery and fresh product retail.

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How long to spend

Visitor duration varies considerably based on purpose. Shopping-focused visits may require two to three hours for targeted purchases. Combined shopping, dining, and cinema experiences extend to half-day occupancy. Families with children utilizing entertainment facilities typically stay longer. The mall's scale permits brief convenience stops or extended leisure sessions. Visitors combining this destination with Red River area exploration should allocate additional time for transit. Evening visits incorporating dinner and entertainment represent common patterns. No mandatory guided components affect timing. Individual pacing depends on commercial objectives, dining preferences, and whether cinema attendance forms part of the visit plan.

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Season and crowds

Monday–Friday 10:00–22:00; Saturday, Sunday and public holidays 09:00–22:00. The operator states that the mall opens 365 days a year, so there is no regular closure day. The AEON supermarket opens daily 08:00–22:00; individual tenants may keep different hours. The mall remained open during the temporary Gate 6 traffic arrangement in force on the checked date. Hanoi's tropical monsoon climate influences comfortable visiting conditions. Cooler dry season months from November through March generally suit indoor-outdoor movement between transit points and the mall. Hot humid summers make air-conditioned interiors particularly appealing. Rainy season afternoon downpours affect access routes. Weekend and evening periods typically experience higher visitor volumes. Holiday periods, particularly Tet and international celebrations, may alter operating schedules and crowd levels.

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Tickets

Free general admission to the shopping mall; no entry ticket is required. Purchases and separately operated entertainment facilities are charged independently. Entry to the mall premises requires no admission fee. Individual attractions, cinema screenings, and entertainment facilities operate separate pricing structures. Retail purchases follow standard commercial transactions. Food and beverage costs align with mid-range Hanoi dining benchmarks. Parking fees may apply for private vehicles. Japanese retail operators typically maintain transparent pricing policies. Visitors should carry sufficient Vietnamese dong, though card payments are increasingly standard in major commercial establishments. Direct inquiry at specific service points clarifies current costs.

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Getting there

The address is 27 Co Linh Road, Long Bien Ward, Hanoi. Hanoi's official TimBus system lists routes 55 (AEON Mall Long Bien–Cau Giay), 98 (Long Bien–AEON Mall Long Bien) and 106 (Mo Lao Urban Area–AEON Mall Long Bien) as terminating at the mall. On 2026-08-31, cars could not enter through Gate 6 from Dam Quang Trung Road, although they could exit there; drivers were directed to Car Park F from Nguyen Ngoc Chan Road or Car Park E from Co Linh Road. Motorcycles could still use Gate 6. The mall occupies a position on the eastern Red River bank, accessible via major road bridges connecting to central Hanoi. Motorbike and taxi represent common transport modes for visitors. Public bus services operate routes serving the Long Bien area, though specific line numbers and schedules require verification.

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What to watch out for

Elevators connect the mall floors. Wheelchairs are available free of charge from the first-floor information counter. A wheelchair can be reserved through the AEONMALL Vietnam app; collection requires the registrant's driving licence or vehicle-registration certificate. Wheelchairs are allocated first-come, first-served and have a stated maximum load of 120 kg. The operator provides designated parking spaces for disabled visitors. Traffic congestion affects access routes, particularly during peak hours and weekend shopping rushes. Motorbike parking areas require careful navigation. Indoor air conditioning creates significant temperature differentials with outdoor conditions; appropriate layering prevents discomfort. Crowded periods elevate personal belongings security awareness. Food court peak times generate seating competition. Language barriers may affect service interactions outside international brand outlets. Currency exchange clarity prevents transaction confusion. The riverside location means some approach roads may flood during extreme weather events.

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Photography

Interior photography of retail environments requires awareness of individual store policies and general commercial sensitivities. Mall common areas generally permit personal photography, though professional or commercial shoots require management authorization. Cinema and entertainment venues typically restrict recording. Respect for fellow shoppers' privacy governs candid capture. The exterior architecture and surrounding Red River landscape offer alternative photographic subjects. Evening illumination may enhance exterior visual interest. Flash photography inside retail spaces may disturb other visitors. Drone operation falls under Vietnamese aviation regulations and mall property restrictions, requiring appropriate permits and authorization.

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