PEKO across Vietnam
AI-powered customer loyalty, localised for every major F&B market in the country. Pick your city to see channel mixes, neighbourhood references, and the retention tactics that work locally.
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh City
TP Hồ Chí Minh · ~9.3M residents
Ho Chi Minh City accounts for an estimated 30% of national F&B spend and runs the densest café market in Vietnam — roughly one branded coffee venue per 1,400 residents in District 1 alone.
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North Vietnam
Hanoi
Hà Nội · ~8.4M residents
Hanoi's F&B scene leans seasonal — Old Quarter venues see ~35% guest-volume swing between winter and summer, making predictive win-back especially valuable before each shoulder season.
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Central Vietnam
Da Nang
Đà Nẵng · ~1.2M residents
Da Nang serves a roughly 50/50 mix of resident and tourist guests — operators in Son Tra and Ngu Hanh Son who segment locals vs visitors typically lift repeat-rate by 8–12 points within 60 days.
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North Vietnam
Hai Phong
Hải Phòng · ~2.1M residents
Hai Phong has one of Vietnam's highest blue-collar F&B frequencies — guest visit cadence in Le Chan averages 2.4 visits per week, so churn signals appear inside a 10-day window rather than the national 21-day median.
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Mekong Vietnam
Can Tho
Cần Thơ · ~1.3M residents
Can Tho operators see the longest guest-loyalty tails in Vietnam — a typical Ninh Kieu café retains active customers for 14+ months versus a national median of 9, so birthday and anniversary automations compound unusually well here.
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Central Vietnam
Nha Trang
Nha Trang · ~0.54M residents
Nha Trang's F&B economy runs on a near 70/30 tourist-resident split in beachfront wards, with summer covers ~2.4× winter — operators who don't segment by visitor type bleed local regulars during high season.
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South Vietnam
Vung Tau
Vũng Tàu · ~0.53M residents
Vung Tau is HCMC's primary weekend-getaway market — Saturday F&B traffic is 3.1× Tuesday, and roughly 55% of weekend guests are repeat HCMC visitors who return 4–8 times a year rather than once-off tourists.
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South Vietnam
Bien Hoa
Biên Hòa · ~1.1M residents
Bien Hoa serves Vietnam's densest industrial-zone workforce — Amata, Loteco, and Long Binh IZs together employ 450k+ shift workers, so weekday lunch and post-shift dinner are the dominant revenue moments rather than weekend dine-in.
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Central Vietnam
Buon Ma Thuot
Buôn Ma Thuột · ~0.42M residents
Buon Ma Thuot is Vietnam's coffee capital — local café density per capita (1 per ~480 residents) is the highest in the country, so café operators here compete less on novelty and more on named-regular loyalty and origin-story credibility.
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