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13 Circle K stores in Nha Trang

Rating: 3.6 / 5 — Our own score, not an average of guest reviews

Our own score, not an average of guest reviews

Thirteen stores — five within 900 m of the 2/4 square, three on Hòn Tre — and 24/7 is the chain's claim, not hours posted on a door

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Illustrative photo · Gym113trunggınh · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons · 2025

Illustrative photo · Tranhoangnam4320 · CC0 · Wikimedia Commons · 2022

Address
Five within 900 m of the 2/4 square, two on the Trần Phú strip, two across the Cái river, one in Vĩnh Điềm Trung, three on Hòn Tre
Opening hours
The chain claims 24/7 across the board; no store publishes its own hours, and OpenStreetMap records none either
Price range
Cheap (under 100k)
Best time to go
After 22:00, once the supermarkets have shut — by day a corner shop or a supermarket is cheaper

Overview

The real question behind this page is not “where is Circle K” but where do you buy water in Nha Trang at midnight. Anyone used to Bangkok or Saigon assumes a lit convenience store on every corner. Nha Trang is not that. Circle K is the only international-style convenience chain I could find in this city, and its own store locator returns thirteen shops inside the Khánh Hoà frame. Beyond them, after 22:00 you are down to a handful of small shops in the backpacker quarter and not much else.

“24/7” is the chain's line, not hours posted on a door. Circle K describes itself as open around the clock, but its locator publishes no hours for individual stores, and OpenStreetMap — the only independent check available — knows only four of the thirteen, none of them carrying opening hours. The difference between those two statements is real: one is company policy, the other is the door in front of you at three in the morning. If your plan depends on it, ask the front desk or look in before you turn in.

The thirteen are not spread evenly, and the way they cluster says plainly who the chain serves. Measured from the 2/4 square — the same anchor every other distance on this site uses — five sit within 900 metres: 4C Biệt Thự (350 m), 45A Nguyễn Thị Minh Khai (500 m), 19 Lê Thánh Tôn (700 m), 90 Hồng Bàng (750 m) and 6A Nguyễn Chánh (830 m). That is the walkable core. Two more on the Trần Phú strip sit a little further out — 18 Trần Phú at 1.15 km and 96B/3 Trần Phú at 1.3 km — and that is everything a visitor reaches easily.

The last three on the mainland leave the visitor zone entirely. 6 Tháp Bà (3.0 km) and 78 Nguyễn Đình Chiểu (3.4 km) are across the Cái river — the Tháp Bà one stands beside the Po Nagar towers and on the road out to the mud baths, so it serves where you sightsee rather than where you sleep. 15 Trần Hữu Duyệt is in Vĩnh Điềm Trung, 3.7 km west of the centre in the new urban district — the nearest store if you have rented an apartment out there, and one you will otherwise never walk past.

The last three are on Hòn Tre: B-11 inside VinWonders, C-02 and L-01 at Vinpearl Harbour. By the chain's own published coordinates all three sit within fifty metres of one another on the island's north-eastern tip — so these are not three points scattered across the island but three counters in one complex, and OpenStreetMap records two points in exactly that spot. They are the only stores here you reach by cable car or boat, so they matter on exactly one day of your trip.

Inside a Circle K is the thing a Vietnamese corner shop does not have: cold drinks, pot noodles with hot water, pastries, ice cream, hot food made at the counter, and a few seats to eat it at — plus air conditioning and posted prices with no haggling. In exchange it costs more than a street stall and loses to a supermarket on almost everything else. One bottle of water at midnight, yes; a week's food, beer by the case or gifts to take home belong in a supermarket.

There is no GS25, FamilyMart, Ministop or 7-Eleven in Nha Trang. GS25's own locator lists only Saigon, Đồng Nai and Cần Thơ, and 7-Eleven publishes no readable store list. The chain that really is denser than Circle K here is WinMart+, at roughly fourteen sites — but it follows where residents live rather than where visitors sleep, and its shelves lean to dry goods, tins and milk rather than food to eat now. Bách hoá Xanh leans further still, towards vegetables and fresh produce.

The thirteen addresses below come from Circle K's own store locator, read on 12 September 2026. Two carry a map button because I could open their own Google Maps listing; the other eleven carry an address only — the same rule as the rest of this site, that a button pointing at the wrong place is worse than no button. For those eleven the reliable move is to copy the address into Grab or Maps and read the result before you set off.

Some shops, with addresses

  • Circle K — 4C Biệt Thự

    Open map →

    4C Biet Thu, P. Nha Trang (Loc Tho former), Khanh Hoa

    The backpacker quarter's own branch, and the only one that sits inside the quarter rather than at its edge: about 150 metres from the middle of Nguyễn Thiện Thuật, a few minutes on foot from most guesthouses, midnight included. If you remember one address off this page, make it this one. It is also one of the two whose own Maps listing I could open, so the button below opens a pin rather than a search.

    Reference photos from sources on the internet.

  • Circle K — 45A Nguyễn Thị Minh Khai

    45A Nguyen Thi Minh Khai, Nha Trang ward, Khanh Hoa

    The visitor area's second branch, about 350 metres from the middle of Nguyễn Thiện Thuật — a short way further than the Biệt Thự one but still walkable, and handier if you are staying at the north-western end. Nguyễn Thị Minh Khai is one of the four streets that make up the quarter, alongside Nguyễn Thiện Thuật, Biệt Thự and Hùng Vương. Address from the chain's locator only; I could not open its own Maps listing.

  • Circle K — 18 Trần Phú

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    18 Tran Phu, P. Nha Trang (Loc Tho former), Khanh Hoa

    On the beach road itself, at its northern end near Yersin — the independent check puts a Circle K point right beside the Yasaka Saigon Nhatrang hotel, which matches this address. It is the nearest water and quick food to the sand without walking inland, but it is nearly 1.5 km from the backpacker quarter, so it suits someone already on the seafront rather than someone stepping out of a guesthouse.

    Reference photos from sources on the internet.

  • Circle K — 6A Nguyễn Chánh

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    6A Nguyen Chanh, P. Nha Trang (Loc Tho former), Khanh Hoa

    In the streets behind the Trần Phú strip, about 830 metres from the 2/4 square and under 400 metres from the 18 Trần Phú branch. Two stores that close together tell you something useful: if one is shut the other is a few minutes' walk away — and since no branch posts its own hours, a pair like that is worth more than a lone store. Address from the chain's locator only.

    Reference photos from sources on the internet.

  • Circle K — 19 Lê Thánh Tôn

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    19 Le Thanh Ton, P. Nha Trang (Loc Tho former), Khanh Hoa

    About 700 metres from the 2/4 square, on the street that crosses the part of town north of the visitor area. This branch serves people working nearby rather than visitors, so it matters exactly when your hotel is outside the backpacker quarter — towards the 2/4 square, say. Address from the chain's locator only.

    Reference photos from sources on the internet.

  • Circle K — 90 Hồng Bàng

    90 Hong Bang, P. Nha Trang (Tan Lap former), Khanh Hoa

    About 750 metres west of the 2/4 square, into residential streets rather than the visitor area. And it stands right beside J24 Mart at number 92B, one of the two central shops Maps lists as open around the clock. Two shops that both claim to open through the night, standing side by side, is worth knowing precisely because neither claim has been checked: if one door is shut the other is next to it rather than half a kilometre away. Address from the chain's locator only.

  • Circle K — 96B/3 Trần Phú

    96B/3 Tran Phu, Nha Trang ward, Khanh Hoa

    The second store on the Trần Phú strip, at its southern end, about 1.3 km from the 2/4 square. The slash in the address is the ordinary Vietnamese alley form — house 3 in alley 96B — so do not walk the seafront looking for a sign, it is not on the main frontage. The coordinate the chain publishes also sits back from the seafront line, which agrees with that reading. Address from the chain's locator only.

  • Circle K — 6 Tháp Bà

    6 Thap Ba, P. Bac Nha Trang (Vinh Tho former), Khanh Hoa

    Across the Cái river, over the Xóm Bóng bridge, about 3 km from the centre. The independent check puts a Circle K point at 12.2654 / 109.1977 — right beside the Po Nagar towers and on the road out to the Tháp Bà mud baths. So it is a store for a day out: handy as you come down from the towers, no use at all when you want water in the middle of the night. I could not open its own Maps listing.

  • Circle K — 78 Nguyễn Đình Chiểu

    78 Nguyen Dinh Chieu, P. Bac Nha Trang (Vinh Phuoc former), Khanh Hoa

    The northernmost branch, about 3.4 km from the centre in Vĩnh Phước across the river — about 400 metres further out than the Tháp Bà one. This is the part of the city residents live in rather than the part visitors stay in, so it is here to make the list of thirteen complete rather than because you will go. Address from the chain's locator only.

  • Circle K — 15 Trần Hữu Duyệt

    15 Tran Huu Duyet, Vinh Diem Trung urban area, P. Tay Nha Trang (Vinh Hiep former), Khanh Hoa

    The furthest from the centre on the mainland: about 3.7 km west, in the new Vĩnh Điềm Trung urban district. If you are staying out there for a while this is your nearest store and a genuinely useful one; on a few days in the backpacker quarter you will never walk past it. Address from the chain's locator only.

  • Circle K — B-11 VinWonders, Hòn Tre

    B-11 VinWonders Nha Trang, Hon Tre island, Nha Trang, Khanh Hoa

    Inside the park grounds on the island, unit B-11 in the complex's own numbering — which means you reach it only after the cable car or the boat and after the gate. What matters is that it exists: a day at VinWonders with children burns through water, and knowing there is a convenience store inside means not carrying a case across from the mainland. Address and coordinate from the chain's locator only.

  • Circle K — C-02 Vinpearl Harbour, Hòn Tre

    C-02 Vinpearl Harbour, Hon Tre island, Nha Trang, Khanh Hoa

    At the Vinpearl Harbour terminal on the island, unit C-02. A spot like that serves the wait for a boat and the moment you step off it rather than the park itself. By the coordinates the chain publishes it is under fifty metres from the B-11 branch inside VinWonders, so on the ground do not picture two separate places — they are one complex.

  • Circle K — L-01 Vinpearl Harbour, Hòn Tre

    L-01 Vinpearl Harbour, Hon Tre island, Nha Trang, Khanh Hoa

    Unit L-01, the same terminal as C-02 and given the same coordinate by the chain. It has its own card because the locator counts two rather than one, and because two different unit codes usually mean two counters on different floors or in different wings. The thing to remember is still what the card above says: all three island stores sit in one complex, not spread across Hòn Tre.

Addresses come from each shop's own Google Maps listing, and the Open map button opens that shop's pin rather than running a search. 18 shops on the site have no listing we could confirm, so they have no button: the address lookup returned a different business, and a button that points at the wrong place is worse than none. A Google score appears only when Maps carries both the score and the number of reviews — a bare average cannot be weighed, so this page leaves it out. Street-food stalls change hours and close without telling anyone; call ahead if you are travelling across town.

What to buy

  • Thirteen stores: ten on the mainland, three on Hòn Tre
  • 4C Biệt Thự is about 150 m from the middle of Nguyễn Thiện Thuật, the closest to the guesthouses
  • The 24/7 line covers the chain; no individual store posts hours
  • No GS25, FamilyMart, Ministop or 7-Eleven found anywhere in Nha Trang

Practical tips

  • Water, pot noodles or beer at midnight, yes; bulk or cheap, go to a supermarket
  • Do not build a 3 a.m. plan on the 24/7 claim — ask the front desk whether the nearest one was open last night
  • Eleven of the thirteen have no map button: paste the address into Grab or Maps and check what comes back
  • On a full day out to Hòn Tre, remember there is a Circle K on the island — no need to carry water across

Frequently asked

Is there a 7-Eleven or FamilyMart in Nha Trang?

No. I could not find a single 7-Eleven, FamilyMart, GS25 or Ministop in Nha Trang — GS25's own locator lists only Saigon, Đồng Nai and Cần Thơ, and 7-Eleven publishes no readable store list. The only international-style convenience chain here is Circle K, with thirteen shops. There is also WinMart+ (about fourteen sites) and Bách hoá Xanh, but both sell to residents rather than visitors.

Are the Nha Trang Circle Ks really open 24 hours?

The chain says 24/7, and that is the whole of what can be checked. The locator posts no per-store hours, and OpenStreetMap records only four of the thirteen, none with an opening-hours field. So read “24/7” as chain policy rather than as the hours of the specific door you plan to walk to at three in the morning — look in during the day, or ask the front desk.

Which Circle K is closest to the backpacker quarter?

4C Biệt Thự, about 150 metres from the middle of Nguyễn Thiện Thuật — a few minutes on foot from most guesthouses in the quarter. Next closest is 45A Nguyễn Thị Minh Khai at roughly 350 metres. After those two the distance jumps: 18 Trần Phú is already nearly 1.5 km north. So in practice the quarter has two, not many.

Is there a Circle K on Hòn Tre?

Three: B-11 inside VinWonders, C-02 and L-01 at Vinpearl Harbour. But by the chain's own coordinates all three sit within fifty metres of each other on the island's north-eastern tip, so do not read it as “three shops spread around the island” — it is one complex with three counters. The rest of Hòn Tre has none.

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