Top Vietnam Beer & Brewery Tours - page 2

Combine cuisine, culture, and corporate social responsibility (CSR) all in one experience on this half-day cooking class in Hanoi. Learn to cook Vietnamese dishes in a local villa while supporting meaningful CSR programs. Visit a vibrant market, enjoy an eco-friendly setup, and benefit from hotel pickup and drop-off within Hanoi’s Old Quarter. This hands-on class offers cultural stories, fresh ingredients, and a full Vietnamese meal.

If you are a beer lover, you can’t miss this Saigon night beer craft tour. We can gather and drink in anywhere: a rooftop bar, the local beer restaurant, and even the big craft beer pub. First stop, Our guides will bring you to a rooftop bar where you can enjoy a kind of beer while immersed in our picturesque sunset and use some snack. After that, we will drive you to Nguyen Thien Thuat Street. The cuisine is really fascinating and diverse. We continue on driving to the biggest flower market in Saigon. Next stop is always a local pub where you will eat a satisfying meal with sprouting egg, fried beef tendon and sample the Vietnamese craft beer. Last and final stop is The CRAFT Beer PUB. We’ll be tasting two kind of unique beers brewed with strange and freaky names as the guides shares their craft story. Finishing the tour, our friendly driver will say good night and put more happy smiles on you.

Visit two major attractions of southern Vietnam—one historical, one natural, both cultural—on this full-day VIP tour to the Cu Chi Tunnels and the Mekong Delta. Travel in style and comfort from Ho Chi Minh City in a sleek limo to make the journey as fabulous as the destination. Explore the tunnel system and learn about its role as a hospital, living quarters, storage, and more during wartime, and then cruise through the canals of the delta on a motorboat and rowboat to visit a village.

It takes a local to navigate the Old Quarter’s warren of back streets and identify the best street food. On this walking tour, your foodie guide will introduce you to at least seven separate Vietnamese dishes and drinks—from egg coffee and “banh mi” sandwiches through to fresh beer and noodle soup—as they explain Hanoi’s food culture and ingredients. They’ll even collect you from your Old Quarter hotel.

Starfish beach is a wild beach hides behind National Park, near by Rach Vem floating fishing village is a great attraction for you get away the tourism places. Come here you can swim, walking along on long wild beach, see National Park around, see Cambodia, and especially to see the beauty of thousand and thousand kind of starfishes! In addition, come with this trip you will be provided Snorkel & Diving glasses, Photos free service. Snack lunch including. Cold beers and funny drinks always available. Chill music is a part cannot miss to make everyone more relaxing This is a small group tour, so you also have a opportunity to meet new friends all the World and then relax together

Visit Hanoi’s top-rated craft breweries—and discover a side of the city that many visitors overlook—on this half-day, small-group tour. Don't worry about finding your own way: With minibus transit and pickup from your hotel, getting around is simple. Travel to four different breweries in one tour, and taste up to 12 beers, all accompanied by Vietnamese and Western snacks. As you go, meet fellow beer enthusiasts and learn about Hanoi's growing craft beer scene.

After a day of sightseeing in Ho Chi Minh City, skip the overwhelm of deciding how to spend your evening. This private tour takes care of logistical details so you can relax. Your guide delivers you from your hotel straight to the Saigon Skydeck, with panoramic views, then whisks you by private vehicle to a local beer hotspot; admission fees, activities, and beer included.

Whether it’s morning, noon or night, dive into the deep end of Ho Chi Minh City’s street food scene on this flexible half-day tour. Instead of being locked into an after-dark tour, like on many small-group tours, pick a start time for your private tour that fits into your group’s schedule. Zip around Ho Chi Minh City’s backstreets and alleyways on a motorbike and stop at a range of street food stalls and hole-in-the-wall restaurants, sampling everything from classic pho to a snail buffet.

Our food tour is more than a culinary journey—it’s a deep dive into the heart and soul of local culture. What sets our tour apart is the blend of authentic flavors and local stories you won’t find elsewhere. We take you to hidden gems only locals know, offering a truly off-the-beaten-path experience. From street food stalls to family-run eateries, each stop is carefully chosen to give you a taste of both tradition and creativity. But it’s not just about food—it’s about connection. As you sample dishes, you’ll hear fascinating stories about their origins, how they’re made, and the passionate people behind them. Our guides aren’t just food lovers—they’re proud locals ready to show you the city through a deliciously unique lens. Join us for an unforgettable food adventure that leaves you with full bellies and rich memories. Book now and taste the best of the local scene!

Discover the culinary soul of Hoi An on a sunset e-scooter adventure through peaceful rice fields, hidden villages, and scenic riverside roads. Venture beyond the tourist trail to family-run eateries and local favorites. Sample 6–8 authentic dishes and drinks, from iconic Cao Lầu and grilled pork wrapped in rice paper to seasonal specialties and sweet treats. Along the way, enjoy breathtaking countryside views, meet friendly locals, and uncover the stories behind Central Vietnam’s unique cuisine. End your evening beneath the glow of Hoi An’s lanterns with unforgettable memories.

Discover a side of Hanoi that’s usually reserved for locals during a walking tour that combines street food with live music venues. This private tour ensures that you receive the undivided attention of your guide and saves you the stress of researching top Hanoi food venues. Plus, you’ll receive tailored recommendations to last your entire trip.

Phu Quoc is not only famous for its natural beauty, but also for its diverse and delicious cuisine. From fresh seafood to local specialties, there is something for everyone to enjoy on this island. And what better way to taste the flavors of Phu Quoc than by bicycle, which allows you to explore the island’s good food, meet the friendly locals, and burn some calories along the way.

Explore the vibrant food scene of Hanoi on this delightful street food tour. Sample six iconic Vietnamese dishes likeHanoi street food: Banh Ran (Vietnamse donuts), Nem (Traditional spring rolls), Banh Cuon (The thin rice paper with mince of pork and mushroom inside), Bun Cha (Vermicelli with barbecued pork), Banh My (Vietnamese sandwich), Local fruit dessert, while enjoying insights into local food culture from your knowledgeable guide. The tour also includes a visit to a local café for a taste of egg coffee and Hanoi Bia Hoi (draft beer). Suitable for food lovers of all ages, this tour offers a fun way to immerse yourself in Hanoi's culinary delights. - Enjoy a guided street food experience in Hanoi's Old Quarter - Taste 6 traditional dishes and local beverages - Evening options available - Small group size of up to 20 people ensures an intimate experience

Experience a different side of Hanoi after dark with this curated nightlife tour featuring hidden bars, vibrant street life, and stunning rooftop views. Begin your evening at a secret cocktail spot with vintage charm, where you'll enjoy a handcrafted drink and get introduced to the city’s nightlife culture. Then, explore Hanoi’s lively night streets — from the buzzing weekend market to tucked-away alleys filled with local snacks and energy. Along the way, sample authentic street food and uncover cultural stories that most travelers miss. Wrap up the night at a rooftop bar with breathtaking views over the city, per

This tour is more like a relaxing food tour. You won't be crammed full of food but a little bit more than enough to taste the authentic cuisine of Saigon.Throughout the night we will travel to various locations in Saigon on a motorcycle tour while we eat local Vietnamese food and drink our way along. Each person will have their own motorbike and driver. Our tour guide pick you up at hotel by Motorbike. We recommend to start at 5:30pm because with local people they call happy hours. We drive Thu Thiem bridge you will see another side of Saigon and you will learn more about authentic Vietnamese cuisine as well as our rich culture. We will stop at a snail stall where you can choose a kind of snail and cooking method. You just enjoy the snail dish and experience “Snail Eating” - one of important part of Saigon culture which is popular among young Saigon people you will cheer with “1, 2, 3, dzo”, famous Saigon beer and exotic beer food.

Hoi An is a popular tourist destination in Vietnam, famous for street food scene and the local cuisine . A typical Hoi An food tour usually starts in the evening and lasts for several hours. You will be taken to various street food stalls and local restaurants to taste a variety of dishes that you can not find on your own, our guide will also introduce to you some of the local ingredients and cooking methods used in Hoi An cuisine. In addition to trying delicious food, you will also have the opportunity to see Hoi an city at night and experience the local culture, local life activitives. You can walk around the ancient town, visit some of the local shops and bars, , especially see the colorful lanterns, paper boats with candle flow on the river that light up the city at night . It is so beautiful ! Overall, a Hoi An food tour by walking is a unique and unforgettable experience that will give you a taste of the local culture and cuisine.

Hoi an Jeep night street food tour, will take you to enjoy the famous of hoi an street food and on the back of open air jeep chance to see over view of the city, cool way to see all of beautiful view around you Hoi An is at its most atmospheric in the evening hours and it’s also the best time sample the city’s delicious street food. On this night tour, hop on the back of a Vespa for a thrilling city tour, enjoy a sunset boat cruise across the Thu Bon River to Cam Nam Island, and admire Hoi An’s beautiful illuminations. Stop along the way to sample a variety of traditional Vietnamese dishes, including ‘White Rose’ dumplings, hot pot, BBQ meats, and Banh Flan.

Experience Saigon like never before on our exciting scooter street food tour! (We are happy to accommodate vegetarians and any dietary restrictions upon request) Hop on a scooter and explore the city’s hidden culinary gems, starting with the world-famous bánh mì and crispy bánh xèo. Delight in fresh spring rolls and dive into Vietnam's beer culture with local seafood and cold beer. End the tour with a trendy dessert – creamy avocado or coconut ice cream. More than just a food tour, it's a cultural adventure on two wheels. Book now and taste Saigon the authentic way!

Delve deeper into Saigon’s street food scene than possible with just a guidebook or online research on this private motorbike tour. Enjoy the fun of Saigon's favored mode of transport as your motorbike driver-guide whisks you to classic and hidden food spots. Stop to sample treats and gain insight into the dishes and city life that you’d likely miss if by yourself.

Uncover the poignant history of wartime Saigon on a guided tour that unveils key landmarks from the Vietnam War era. Visit the memorial site outside the U.S. Consulate, explore the former CIA building, and enjoy a drink at the Rex Hotel's rooftop café, known for its rich historical significance. Delve into the Reunification Palace, once the heart of political power, and learn about the U.S. Ambassador's residence where crucial decisions were made. Savor a traditional Vietnamese lunch at Pho Binh, a site of historical importance during the Tet Offensive, while reflecting on the past through a curated photo gallery. - Explore Saigon's wartime history with a knowledgeable guide - Visit significant sites, including the U.S. Consulate and Reunification Palace - Enjoy a refreshing drink at the historic Rex Hotel rooftop café - Savor authentic pho at Pho Binh, a former Viet Cong planning site

We proudly provide our guests special experience in Mekong delta where you will have a chance to visit local places and enjoy being on the boat travelling through small canals, eating local food, joining fishermen to catch prawns and more authentic activities which make sure it is such a memorable trip for you, especially when you have kids, they will surely enjoy the explorations. Let's go out it is more authentic trip for your family. When you arrive at the Ben Tre port, get on the boat and enjoy the tour with these activities: Picking up mangrove fruits along the river. Enjoy watching fishing activity along the river and quiet view 30 minutes on paddle.

Savor the flavors of Hanoi’s Old Quarter on a 3-hour guided walking tour. Meet your local English-speaking guide and wander through narrow lanes, lively markets, and hidden corners where family-run eateries have served generations. Taste 8–10 authentic dishes, from steaming phở and smoky bún chả to crisp bánh mì, delicate bánh cuốn, and crunchy bánh tôm. Depending on the day, your menu might also include green papaya salad with dried beef, street-side pork skewers, or sweet rice donuts. Sip Hanoi fresh beer, enjoy local desserts, and end with the city’s iconic egg coffee or coconut coffee. More than just a meal, it’s a cultural journey through Hanoi’s vibrant street food scene.

Join our Hanoi Jeep Food Tours Led By Women for a unique, exciting experience as you explore Hanoi’s hidden culinary treasures from the comfort of a vintage jeep. Our expert female guides will take you on a thrilling ride through the streets of Hanoi, introducing you to the city’s most iconic dishes, vibrant neighborhoods, and unforgettable food experiences.

Get a difference perspective on Ho Chi Minh City with this tour that takes you by speedboat Cu Chi, a vast tunnel network built by guerrilla fighters during the Vietnam War. Learn about the war from the Vietnamese perspective and see authentic war relics that remain on-site. Travel with a small group limited to 14 people for a more personalized experience.