• St. Joseph Cathedral - Our tour guide will meet you at the designated spot at 5:30 p.m. We’ll begin our journey from there, starting with a nearby location by the Church. You’ll get to sample some deep-fried snacks, especially the shrimp cake, but you’ll enjoy it the Vietnamese way.

Next, we’ll explore more of the old quarter, experiencing the hustle and bustle of motorbikes, cars, honking, and daily Vietnamese life.

After a bit, it’s time for our next dish: Duck egg balut. It’s just a small egg, but you’ll definitely feel its unique taste. Our adventure continues as we dare you to try Vietnamese snail dishes, ranging from boiled to stir-fried, all dipped in our signature fish sauce. You’ll be amazed at how popular these dishes are throughout Vietnam.

The fish sauce might make you thirsty, so it’s time for a 1-2-3 Zo!!! (1-2-3 zo is how we cheer in Vietnam). Let’s enjoy a very affordable and fresh Ha Noi beer.

We’ll continue our tasting journey with Cha Ruoi, chicken legs, sticky sweet soup, or durian (the famously stinky fruit).

The tour concludes at the final stop where you’ll have your last dish.

Please note that the program may be adjusted due to weather conditions or your preferences.

By the end of this tour, we believe you’ll have experienced food beyond the ordinary and common.

• Dinner

• Private transportation

• Shrimp cake - The whole shrimp is deep fried with dough & sweet potato, then dip it with fish sauce
• Bun Dau Mam Tom - Different fried things & herbs will be eaten with a special, unique sauce
• Che - A very stick soup with jelly & beans will make you never forget it
• Duck eggs balut - Vietnamese coriander & salt will make this more special
• Chicken legs & wings - Chicken legs are marinated then grill with charcoal
• Snails - Vietnamese rice fields snails with ginger fish sauce will blow your mind
• Stink Fruit - Several fruits with traditional way of eating

You will get a chance to try out our Vietnamese exotic food & drinks list. See how we enjoy them by getting in touch with locals and experiencing authentic food stalls or street vendors. Wonder why we love these foods so much? Ask the locals yourself! Wander through streets and alleys to witness the real life of Vietnamese people. No dog meat will be served, but if you want to see it, let us know. This is because tourists are often curious about dog meat, knowing it’s consumed in Vietnam, though it can be a sensitive topic. This tour can be private or a group tour, depending on your preference. Just let us know in advance, and note that the price may vary slightly.

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