Top Vietnam Food Tours - page 5

Try a variety of Vietnamese foods, including some you might not try on your own, during this street food walking tour in Ho Chi Minh City. Your guide shows you the best spots for local foods like banh xeo, bun bo hue, and more. Make sure to come hungry because you’ll be trying all sorts of food and drink.

Taste your way through Hanoi on a 4.5-hour, evening street food tour by motorbike that includes tastings of local foods, street barbecue, and Hanoi-style sweets. This 4.5-hour evening tour is the chance to explore the vibrant city like a local, and discover the city’s distinctive flavors, with round-trip transport from your Hanoi hotel.

If you’d like to try Vietnamese cuisine in Hanoi’s Old Quarter but you aren’t sure where to start among the hundreds of venues, a food walking tour is a must-do! Rest assured that each street food stall and family-owned eatery is vetted by your knowledgeable guide. You’ll taste local specialties bursting with flavor as you stroll the ‘36 Old Streets.’ Bonus: your tour includes admission to a water puppet show.

Pho. Bun Thit Nuong. Banh mi. Nuoc mia. Banh xeo. Hop on this four-hour tour, and you’ll get to sink into eight iconic Vietnamese dishes—all from fresh, authentic, locally owned eateries you won’t read about in the guidebooks. Your English-speaking guide will show you where and how the locals eat, from street-food stalls to alley-side restaurants to night markets and beyond.

Trying out a new cuisine can be as much of an adventure as skydiving or hiking up a mountain, but it can be intimidating for new travelers. This walking tour will take you around street stalls, eateries and cafes in Hanoi’s Old Quarter to try out a number of authentic Vietnamese dishes. Enjoy barbecue at some street stalls and try some cà phê đá (Vietnamese coffee) at a hidden cafe.

Any visitor to Hanoi is faced with a multitude of choices when it comes to Vietnamese cuisine. This walking tour with a foodie as your guide takes away the guesswork. Let an insider lead the way to some of the best food stands and eateries in Hanoi’s Old Quarter. You’ll observe local life while filling up on flavors that make Hanoi a culinary destination.

If you prefer the Anthony Bourdain style of travel, experiencing local drinking culture, eating good food, drinking at some hidden watering holes outside of the touristy Old Quarter, talking about everything (lifestyle, history, sports, politics, culture, literature), then this is the tour for you. I've spent more than 18 years searching for the best Bia Hơi in Hanoi. Even though it's the drink that has represented Hanoi culture for over 50 years and you can see "Bia Hơi" sign at every conner but sadly there are only few places serve proper "Hanoi Bia Hơi" nowadays. So join me in a journey through some of the most special, enjoyable, hidden places to taste the real Hanoi Bia Hơi and delicious local drinking food. * I can only host this beer tour twice a week so please send me a message if you have any date inquiry * THIS TOUR CAN BE WELL ADAPTED TO VEGETARIAN

Eat like a local and explore the city streets of Hue by cyclo. You’ll taste plenty of street food and get an overview of Hue’s culinary culture with commentary by a professional and informative guide. Visit Dong Ba Market where you can mingle with the locals. Sink your teeth into a variety of dishes, such as steamed or fried rice dumplings, and slurp up vermicelli soup. Hotel pickup is included.

Sample a variety of signature dishes made by street food vendors when you book this culinary tour that can be done by cyclo, motorbike, or on foot. Your guide takes you to hard-to-find places to try favorites such as steamed rice dumplings, beef rice noodle soup, and Vietnamese coffee. You'll also get access to exclusive spots that most tourists don't know about while witnessing what local life is like in Vietnam.

Unleash your inner Anthony Bourdain on this small-group food tour that’s also an introduction to Hanoi’s Old Quarter. Discover the different types of local markets, learn why the street chairs are so low, and sample a range of dishes you couldn’t even fit in when flying solo.

Saigon comes alive at night—and cools down—making it the best time to see the city. On this guided tour, you'll visit some incredible spots, like the city's largest night market and the oldest apartment buildings, in addition to trying some local delicacies along the way. You'll see Saigon in its evening glow, in the open air, when the tourists have departed and the locals hit the streets.

At 8:00 AM, our guide will pick you up at your hotel First stop: drink coffee at local coffee shop and visit the bunker containing the weapons to attack independent palace in 1968 After that, we will drive you to Nguyen Thien Thuat street, one of the oldest apartment in Ho Chi Minh city. We continue on driving to the biggest flower market in Saigon. Almost all kinds of flowers which are sold here are from all parts of Vietnam and this market also the famous wholesale one of Ho Chi Minh City. After that, our guide will take you to stop at the local restaurant to try Vietnamese pancake with wild vegetables. On the way, we go to district 5 to visit the Chinese heritage and "Thien Hau " temple, this is the oldest temple in China town Then we will drive you floating market to drink coconut juice. The next stop is district 4 – which is also known as the smallest district in Saigon ( this is the mafia area) to enjoy spring roll vermicelli.

Taste local specialties on a 3-hour street food tour of Hanoi’s charming Old Quarter. During your walking tour you’re introduced to Vietnamese cuisine with French and Chinese influences. Set out in the evening with a professional guide to explore winding streets and lively markets teeming with food stalls and unique eateries. Stroll to Hoan Kiem Lake and sit down at hidden cafes, where you can try egg coffee, among other treats.

Explore Hanoi’s street food scene with a local foodie guide on this private walking tour. Sample authentic street food dishes as you learn more about Vietnamese cuisine and culture from your guide. Visit different food stands and local restaurants and enjoy around 10 tastings, which could include pho, bun cha, banh mi, and egg coffee.

- We depart everyday (hot or rainy days) - IMPRESSIVE TOUR FOR HAPPY BELLY - Enthusiastic, skilled English speaking local guides - Great abundance of cuisine that guide properly choose it - Cultural exchange among us (guests & hosts)

Dive head first into the world of Vietnamese street food on a 5-hour motorbike tour. Begin at your hotel, then ride comfortably behind your guide and take in the sights of the city. Along the way, taste at least eight traditional dishes at local food joints, including banh kep (crepes), noodles, and traditional cakes. You also have the opportunity taste the famous balut egg. Finish with dinner at a traditional restaurant.

Explore Hanoi’s street food scene, and the night life too, on this private tour of the Old Quarter. Your guide will take you to some of the best food and drink vendors, and show you where the best clubs, discos, live music scenes, and karaoke joints are. Come thirsty and hungry, because you’ll be treated to seven different food tastings, a glass of beer and wine each, and an egg coffee.

Learn the ins and outs of Hue city through one of its most vibrant traditions: its food. On this special street-food tour, you’ll hop a three-wheeled cyclo (or motorbike, or go on foot) to the biggest local market—Dong Ba—and the picturesque Citadel district. As you discover the city, you'll try a mix of tasty treats, from Hue’s famous fried pancake and steamed fern-shake cake to beef noodle soup and minced pork skewers.

Whether you’re vegan, vegetarian, flexitarian, or just plain curious, take a journey into a style of Vietnamese food that’s hard to find without a guide: vegetarian Hue cuisine. Riding pillion on a scooter with a female driver, sample imperial vegetarian cakes, a veggie hotpot, pancakes, salads, and a feast of 20 different sweet soups. Wrap up the evening with a private tour of Hue by night.

Get to know Hoi An's street food scene on a walking tour with a guide who leads you to places you might not find if you explored on your own. Enjoy tastings of local items as you wander the narrow lanes and tree-lined boulevards, learning about the city's food culture as you go so you can feel comfortable ordering food on your own during the rest of your trip.

Meet our team of knowledgeable female guides, who not only serve as ambassadors for women empowerment but also offer insights into contemporary Vietnamese life and culture. Discover the rich tapestry of Vietnamese culture through its diverse and flavorful cuisine. From savory to sweet, tangy to spicy, embark on a culinary journey that tantalizes your taste buds while immersing you in local sights and sounds. WHAT YOU DO? ⭐ Visit 5 colorful districts of HCMC ⭐ Taste the best of Saigon in 1 tour! From iconic Beef Noodle Soup and Banh Mi to crispy pancakes, spring roll, and sweet grilled banana with sticky rice — every bite is a flavor adventure. Top it off with sugarcane juice, jasmine tea or an ice-cold Saigon beer! WHY US: ⭐ Your safety is our top priority! Saigon Adventure is a fully licensed tour company, ensuring that your experience is both secure and professionally managed ⭐ Booking with a licensed operator means your insurance coverage is guaranteed. ⭐ We are No.1 on all OTAs.

Vietnam’s cuisine is extremely regional and every city boasts its own unique specialties—which can be almost impossible to discover without a local to help. Experience the hearty highland flavors of Da Lat’s street food signatures on this private walking tour with a foodie guide. Savor enough tastings to make a full dinner and ask as many questions as you'd like with your guide on hand to translate.

This is a whole new experience and different feeling on the back of motorbikes, going through some lesser known spots, cultural sites to understand the thousand-year-old city. The great street foods also are highlight and should not be missed.

Spend three hours strolling the French Quarter during a private excursion that includes major landmarks in the Vietnamese capital. Your walking tour takes in the charm of Hoan Kiem Lake and French colonial buildings such as the Sofitel Metropole Legend Hotel and Hanoi Opera House. View government buildings, the National Museum of Vietnamese History and Museum of the Vietnamese Revolution. You’ll enjoy ‘pho’ (beef noodle soup) and have time for a stop at a sidewalk cafe or for Trang Tien ice cream.