• The Venerable Thich Quang Duc Monument - On June 11, 1963, Thich Quang Duc traveled from the war-ravaged city of Huế to Saigon in an Austin Westminster. He exited the light blue car at a busy intersection, sat in the lotus position, and had a colleague pour gasoline over him from a five-gallon container. Surrounded by protesters, he set himself on fire. In his final note, he wrote: “I respectfully plead to President Ngo Dinh Diem to take a mind of compassion towards the people of the nation and implement religious equality to maintain the strength of the homeland eternally.” In 2010, a memorial depicting the monk engulfed in flames was erected at the very spot where he died fifty years earlier. Before the statue, which stands in front of a bas-relief illustrating the event, American journalist Malcolm Browne’s photographs were the most prominent reminders of the incident. - Nguyen Thien Thuat Apartment Buildings - Experience Ho Chi Minh City’s street food scene on this half-day tasting tour, focusing on local favorites often missed by other culinary tours. We will pick you up by motorbike at your accommodation, then walk, eat, and delve into Saigon’s vibrant life amidst its chaotic traffic. The menu may vary depending on the day, time, and availability of local food stalls. Let’s explore the 13 - 16 must-try dishes to immerse yourself in the local culture hidden in the back alleys: Taste 1: Banh Xeo - Vietnamese savory crispy pancake: Enjoy the flavors from herbs and sauce while watching your sizzling pancake being prepared. Taste 2: Chuoi Nep Nuong - a sweet and salty grilled banana with sticky rice and coconut milk Taste 3: Bun Bo Hue - famous spicy beef noodle soup Taste 4: Ngheu Hap Sa - steamed clams with lemongrass Taste 5: So Diep Nuong Mo Hanh - grilled scallops with onion oil - Ho Thi Ky Flower Market - We head to the charming Ho Thi Ky flower market, which transforms into a bustling street food market at night, offering everything from hot freshly cooked dishes to sweet desserts. The menu may vary depending on the day, time, and availability of local food stalls. Let’s explore the 13 - 16 must-try dishes to immerse yourself in the local culture hidden in the back alleys: Taste 6: Oc Buu Nuong Tieu - grilled apple snails with pepper Taste 7: Banh Trang Nuong - Vietnamese pizza Taste 8: Bo Nuong Sa - grilled beef with lemongrass Taste 9: Bo Nuong La Lot - grilled beef with betel leaf, a popular Vietnamese appetizer Taste 10: Gà sốt cay hàn quốc - fried chicken with Korean spicy sauce Taste 11: Bo Luc Lac – Vietnamese stir-fried and BBQ beef Taste 12: Tráng miệng - dessert - coconut ice cream Taste 13: Saigon Beer: Enjoy a Saigon beer on the terrace of a local restaurant. - Ngô Gia Tự - Banh xeo, or Vietnamese sizzling pancakes, is a traditional dish that is affordable for everyone. It is becoming increasingly popular in Vietnamese cuisine and is a must-try for visitors. Banh xeo can vary in shape and size depending on its origin, but it generally balances yin and yang in its preparation and consumption. We will guide you through its history and everything you need to know about this flavorful street food. One well-known spot that attracts locals is the Ngo Gia Tu Apartment. This area is a street food paradise where we will have the chance to taste Banh Mi and Pancake, two of the most famous Vietnamese dishes. - Cầu Ba Son - The Thu Thiem 2 cable-stayed bridge is a new landmark in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, showcasing Finnish bridge engineering at its finest. This impressive bridge spans the Saigon River and features a distinctive backward-sloping and curved pylon, making it a unique landmark in the city. Despite its unusual shape, the bridge’s structural design is optimal. The 200-meter main span of the asymmetric cable-stayed bridge is a lightweight composite structure of steel and concrete, while the 115-meter back span is made of concrete. This design balances the structure, eliminating bending stresses in the pylon from permanent loads. The structure is further optimized by the positioning of the angled cables in the back span. From the other side of Saigon Central, you will have the opportunity to see a different part of the city and capture a series of stunning photos.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Motorbike driver & Bottled water
• English speaking tour guide
• 13 - 16 must-eat different tastes of traditional Vietnamese street food

• Personal expense/ tipping for guide & driver…
• A small extra fee of (7-10 USD)/ person will be collected on tour for the other unlisted districts

There’s no better way to get into the swing of Saigon than riding a motorcycle. Enjoy the immediacy of scooter travel without the self-driving risks on this private guided foodie adventure. Pull up a kindergarten chair as you sample thirteen separate tastings at a range of street eateries. Savor city signatures, from beer to Bun Bo Hue, and curiosities such as sweet soup and barbecued scallops. You will have a chance to visit places where only a few other tourists go, including back alleys and markets, with a genuinely local guide. Try the most authentic street food in Saigon while exchanging stories with the locals. A charming and fasted beauty has remained so far in the small corners behind the main streets. The authentic Saigon street food tour of 13–16 greatest tastes in alleys on the back of motorbikes will show you almost all aspects of traditional Vietnamese food, and do not forget to come with us with your empty stomachs, which will be filled up afterward!!! Cheers!!!

• Most travelers can participate
• Vegetarian option is available, please advise at time of booking if required
• Please provide hotel address for the pick up when you book (or via Whatsapp)
• This tour is only for guest weight less than 120kg (265lbs). If you are 100-120kg (220-265lbs) please let me know after booking
• No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers (you can choose option of car transport)

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