Chúng Ta Cùng Nhau presents: Tết Lunar New Year - Vietnamese-Edmonton Gift Guide

It’s that time again where we all buy new clothes, clean our houses, and practice greetings to welcome the new year and spring time season in Vietnam! (or continue to welcome the winter season here in Edmonton 😉)!

To celebrate Vietnamese Lunar New Year, Tết, in Edmonton, Chúng ta Cùng Nhau has put together a non-traditional, local gift buying guide for those looking to give gifts other than a Li Xi to loved ones in your life who celebrate this joyous time of year.

We’ve highlighted just a few Edmonton-based, Vietnamese businesses you can support and learn more about!

Happy Year of the Horse!

Chúc mừng năm mới!

May your 2026 be energetic, transformative and full of positive growth and change!!

2026 Vietnamese Tết Lunar New Year Edmonton Gift Guide

(gifts listed in alphabetical order)


Áo Dài Việt Nam is a home-based business selling beautiful traditional Vietnamese áo dài dresses.

You can purchase in person at Vietnamese Tết Lunar New Year Festival Feb. 7, 2026 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at The Villa by Nerval.


Cô Chín Saigon specializes in a taste of Saigon and has become a go-to for annual pre-orders of bánh tét or bánh ú, traditional sticky rice and mung bean cakes. Address: 10632 100 St.


Banh Mi Diddy blends Saigon’s street food legacy with Alberta's finest ingredients. Purchase gift cards or banh mi in person at Banh Mi Diddy Sandwich Shop. Address: 10548 110 St. NW.


Thanh Thanh is Edmonton’s longest-running Vietnamese restaurant operating since 1986. Gift their handmade kim chi, chili oil and nước chấm fish sauce.

Address: 10718 101 St.


Đa Kao Bistro in west Edmonton is inspired by Sai Gon street food. Their signature phin filter comes in aluminum - anodized colours such as red and gold and is used to make Vietnamese coffee. You can purchase online on their website. Address: 9750 170 St.


Drunken Pho’s handcrafted Vietnamese chili oil is made with real ingredients, bold flavour, and a perfectly balanced heat right here in Edmonton. They have three heat levels: Baby Spice, the OG and Spicy AF. You can find them stocked in Lucky Supermarkets and online on their website.


Heo Bake is an Edmonton based home bakery that specializes in Modern Viet-Fusion baked goods. You can find them at pop-ups around Edmonton. Preorder their Lunar New Year cookies via Direct Message on Instagram, or pick-up limited supplies of cookies at Mai Mai Viet Street Kitchen.


Lì Xì are red envelops that are given during Tết. They are generally filled with money or other items and given to symbolize wishes for luck and prosperity. You can find Tết Lì Xì in store at Lucky Supermarkets.


Kim Fat Market is your local, Vietnamese family-owned Edmonton butcher shop in Chinatown, founded in 1989. Visit in-store to purchase pork belly to make traditional tết recipes such as thịt kho (Vietnamese braised pork belly).

Address: 9905 107 Ave.


Ăn Vặt’s signature salted egg roll cake and other treats are a must-try. Visit their Vietnamese bakery at 3555 Gateway Boulevard.


Tet Sticker Sheet by @Loan.Hello

Loan Nguyen is an Edmonton-based artist (including tattoo artist). You can purchase her special sticker sheets in person or get Vietnames-themed pop-up flash tattoos at Vietnamese Tết Lunar New Year Festival Feb. 7, 2026 from 11AM-4PM at The Villa.

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Know of other Vietnamese-Edmonton businesses, artists or organizations creating Vietnamese products or services that might make great gifts? Please let us know!

Part of the work of Chúng Ta Cùng Nhau includes building a local Vietnamese-Edmonton network. 🙏🏻

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