VIETNAM
Vietnam's standout days.
The 15 most popular food & drink tours in Vietnam. What each day is actually like, who runs it, and what it costs.
Ride Hanoi in a vintage GAZ-69 Jeep for 4 hours, see Train Street and Long Biên Bridge, and enjoy included food and coffee.
“It was fun and exciting driving around Hanoi in a military jeep! And our tour guide Tuna and driver Lucky were the best duo who took care of us and made sure we had a comprehensive experience of local life in Hanoi. Highly recommended.”
4-hour Ho Chi Minh City motorbike street-food tour: up to 12 tastings, markets and monuments, hotel pickup, licensed drivers, helmets.
“Fun to see and travel the city on the back of a scooter. Food was good and learned a few new things. The young scooter drivers were delightful company and teachers. Worth the price and an afternoon, but not a must do.”
Ride a vintage motorbike through Hanoi’s food lanes, landmarks, and Train Street, with pickup, tastings, and safety gear included.
“Absolutely loved the motorbike tour around Hanoi, it was so much fun! Chris was an amazing tour guide, really funny and informative, and we all learnt so much about Hanoi and Vietnam. The food and drink at the cafe at the end of the tour waRead more”
Hanoi Old Quarter food crawl with Bun Cha, dry pho, banh mi, kem xôi, egg coffee, then Train Street for the pass.
“V was an amazing guide and really made this tour special for us. As well as explaining the background of all the amazing food we tasted (make sure you arrive hungry!) he also talked to us about the history of the areas we walked through, and Vietnam itself. Finishing on Train Street was a truly…”
Small-group Hanoi street food walk with pickup, tastings, and a sit-down meal, with vegetarian options and real local guidance. 3 hours.
“If Bob’s your tour guide, you are in for a great food tour. We were in a group of 5, all different nationalities and backgrounds but Bob managed to bring us all together by introducing us to some amazing foods. He was adamant to sRead more”
Ride a motorbike through Ho Chi Minh City at night and eat street food in District 10 and District 4, dinner included.
“Fantastic experience with Ana & Lily our drivers. Friendly welcome, confident driving . Very informative. I was a bit nervous of going on the back of a motorbike after seeing the crazy traffic in Saigon, but enjoyed every minute. Thank you both so much xx”
Private street food tour in Ho Chi Minh City with hotel pickup, local student guides, eight tastings, and a flower market stop.
“We have 4 wonderful tour guides and they spoke fluent English. We enjoyed riding on the motorbike throughout the city with the help of our kind guides they showed us the most beautiful places in Ho Chi Minh and ate yummy food. I would definitely recommend for family, friends and foreigners to use this service.”
Saigon by scooter with street-food tastings. Try bún bò Huế, bánh mì, desserts and drinks across districts in 3–4 hours.
“Tom and Christina were our guides with Tom as lead, he was informative and gave insightful information about the neighbourhood and food! We enjoyed all the tastings at the food night market and thought the food was both tasty, different and catered to both traditional/common and also unique foods Vietnam has to offer! The motorbike…”
Private 4-hour Saigon street food night walk with hotel taxi pickup, English guide, all tastings, and homemade rice wine.
“We had a fantastic time! Our tour was tailored to our needs, all our allergies were considered as well as time constraints Food offered was of excellent quality and very tasty! Hygiene was a significant concern to us and everything was handled beyond our expectations! Albert was a very capable, caring young man and we…”
Hanoi Old Quarter street food tour with six tastings, Train Street front-row waiting, and a free drink. Small group with local guide.
“We LOVED our tour with Mike! He was so friendly and knowledgeable and took us to some really cool places that we would have never found ourselves. The food was really good and very plentiful and we loved hearing a bit more about the history of the city. Really cool walking through some of the…”
Early morning My Son Sanctuary with Champa coffee and breakfast, small-group pickup from Hoi An, crowd-free ruins and great photos.
“Lin is absolutely brilliant! She gave us a wonderful overview of the sanctuary, the history and culture surrounding the region and beyond. Absolutely worth the early start to beat the crowds. Thank you for everything Lin ✨”
Ho Chi Minh City scooter street-food tour with hotel pickup, helmet, and a full meal of tastings in 4 hours.
“Excellent street food tour, made even better by our guide Alex - he was really fun to hang out with, and had plenty of great recommendations. Would definitely do this again!”
Hanoi street food tour with 4–6 bites and an English guide, ending at Train Street for a drink as the train passes inches away.
“Lizzie was amazing, she took us to all local spots. Accommodated for dietary requirements and showered with all local knowledge. Got acquainted with really cool fellow travellers on the tour.”
Private night motorbike street food tour in Ho Chi Minh City with pickup, flower market stops, seafood and coconut desserts, drinks included.
“Must do if you're a foodie! Catherine (lead guide), Klara, and Joyce were the sweetest, and we had a fun evening going through the streets and alleys of HCMC on a motorbike. Make sure you come hungry because there is a lot of food. Request for Catherine as your lead guide :)”
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Hanoi Old Quarter street food walk with hotel pickup, 6–7 tastings, egg coffee option, and possible Train Street drinks on a small group tour.
“Terrific tour. Each place we went to and each of the five food choices was terrific. Our guide was knowledgeable. Her English was great and we learned a lot. Perfect introduction to Hanoi!”
