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Hanoi Food Discovery: A Deep Dive into the City's Street Food Scene

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Embark on a 3-hour walking tour in Hanoi to discover the city's vibrant street food scene. Indulge in a variety of authentic dishes, from steamed rice pancakes to grilled fermented pork rolls, and experience the rich culture and history of Hanoi through its local eateries.

Duration: 3 hours

Cancellation: 1 day learn more

Highlights

Bancông Cafe & Restaurant - This is not just an ordinary tour, it’s special in that it also contains interesting stories about the foods you will try, we will also take you on a food tour from north to south and from south to north, from Vietnamese appetizers, main dishes, and desserts, you will understand more about the culture of Hanoians in particular and Vietnamese people in general if you are looking for a food tour that looks as luxurious as eating in a 5-star hotel, then it is probably not suitable for you. And not only a food tour, but we also take you to discover hidden alleys of Hanoi at night, interesting with a tiny house, and I bet you have not heard the sentence, Hanoi is probably the most beautiful at night.
Discovering Hanoi’s Old Quarter street foods can be a leap of faith without a guide to steer you to the must-eats and prevent you from getting lost. With this small-group tour, you’ll visit tried-and-trusted food spots to sample classics, such as Banh mi, steamed pancakes, crispy pancakes, fried spring rolls, egg coffee, and more, all with a guide to describe each dish and help you navigate.
AUTHENTIC eateries to enjoy traditional delicious dishes

What's Included

Dinner included
All fees and taxes covered
Expert Local Guide provided

What's Not Included

Bottled water

Meal Options

Banh Cuon (Vietnamese steamed rice) - Vietnam has lots of mouth-watering specialties to offer to tourists, and banh cuon (Vietnamese steamed rice ) is one of them.
Grilled rice paper - Grilled rice paper is called Vietnamese pizza because this dish is prepared and looks quite similar to a pizza
Bun Cha Obama - Bún chả (Vietnamese: [ɓǔn ca᷉ː]) is a Vietnamese dish of grilled pork and noodles, which is thought to have originated from Hanoi, Vietnam
Bún Bò Nam Bộ Bách Phương - You can try many kinds of pho in Vietnam and all are served with broth, but there is a special kind of pho that you are hard to find without locals.
Nha Trang Grill Pork Sticks Recipe (Nem Nướng Nha Trang) - Nha Trang Grill Pork Sticks Recipe (Nem Nướng Nha Trang) which is an amazing dish in beautiful beach city.
Đinh Café or Train Street coffee Shop - Not only coffee but we also have a lot of local drinks so try here if you have tried egg coffee already.

Additional Information

During a three-hour guided journey, immerse yourself in the cultural and historical essence of Hanoi, which features a tapestry of food stalls unlike the conventional hot dog and pretzel vendors found in major cities globally. Our experience allows you to sample a diverse array of local specialties at street stands and traditional family-run eateries.

The selection of food varies daily to showcase the multitude of scrumptious choices available, and while subject to change, your taste adventure may include: steamed rice crepes, a variety of bread, assorted seafood, crispy fried spring rolls, egg coffee, barbecued fermented pork rolls, dry noodles, mango pudding, and an assortment of donuts, steamed buns or Vietnamese baguette sandwiches, raw spring rolls, coconut-infused coffee, tangy apricot drink…

Discover GENUINE dining spots where you can savor age-old delectable recipes

Location

128 Đ. Trần Nhật Duật

Đường Trần Nhật Duật

I will hold the red Vietnamese flag, in front of the Banh Cuon shop

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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May 23, 2024

Experience fun and safe food that locals enjoy! - We had a great experience today on our walking foodie tour. Just like other reviewers said, it was a lot of food to eat. But all of it was delicious! I would recommend this for first timers into Hanoi to get to know the layout of the city and the new dishes that are available. But even if you’ve been to Hanoi a few times I’m sure this would be a new experience for you. Every city in Vietnam has their own special cuisine and famous dishes. Be sure ti catch this tour so you won’t miss out!