Eat delicious Vietnamese cuisine just like the locals do - on the street. Stroll through hidden streets and bustling markets of charming Vietnamese cities. Learn more about Vietnamese’s unique food culture. Try local specialties with influences from French and Chinese cuisine. Your local guide will give you an insight into the intricacies and traditions of Vietnamese food culture including details on ingredients and historical backgrounds of popular Vietnamese dishes. Eat as you go, trying seasonal fruits and sampling a tasty French-inspired snack from a street cart. Food tours are a fun way to discover a city and immerse yourself in the culture, especially for the food lovers.


Hanoi

Walk through the maze of bustling streets that make up Hanoi’s Old Quarter and tempt your taste buds with the famed Hanoi dish Banh Cuon at a local eatery. Continue into the atmospheric heart of the Old Quarter; wander in street stalls where you can observe the local life. Next, stop at a local place to taste the famous Pho – Noodle Soup with beef.
 

In Hanoi, take in a spectacular night view of Hoan Kiem Lake from a secret café. Along the perimeter of the market Dong Xuan, dozens of street hawkers sell a staggering variety of produce from live seafood to exotic fruits and spices. Try Hanoi Bia Hoi - Hanoi Draught Beer at a fascinating corner of the old quarter. Your local guide will take you to some of Hanoi’s best kept secrets, for example a hidden café with stunning views over the picturesque Hoan Kiem Lake.
 

Now, it's dessert time as you venture down a small alley to join in the local tradition of feasting on fresh fruit served in a cup and smothered with crushed iced and condensed milk – this specialty is one not to be missed!

Ho Chi Minh City

What is better than exploring Ho Chi Minh City at night and try local food with a Vietnamese guide?

Ho Chi Minh City has a lot to offer to visitors, including a large variety of street food. You can try classic and special street food from all over the country such as noodles, rolls, baguettes, pancakes, etc.

Dive into the chaotic traffic of Ho Chi Minh City and get through District 1 by some hidden shortcuts passing Ben Thanh Market. Taste delicious typical food such as Bánh Xèo in hidden food stores. Satisfy your taste buds with sizzling cake or Vietnamese pancake; fresh spring roll with grilled pork; grilled beef in Lot leaf; wonderful sweet soup as dessert; trendy street food of Saigon like “Vietnamese pizza”, sausage roll, and sugarcane juice; and steamed seafood with chili & lemongrass. Challenge yourself with fried skin-off frog, or balut, some special local dishes.