Hanoi By Night Foodie Motorbike Tour Led By Women
by Motorbike City Tours
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$138Overview
This four-hour Hanoi By Night Foodie Motorbike Tour is led mainly by female riders who are trained and employed by the company to support women’s work opportunities. The tour begins with a hotel pickup from hotels in Hanoi’s Old Quarter or a meeting point outside the Hanoi Opera House at 6:00 pm. After a safety briefing, participants ride on brand new Honda Lead scooters equipped with passenger backrests for comfort. High-quality helmets with visors, face masks, and raincoats if needed are provided for all riders and passengers. The first stop is in the Old Quarter at a local eatery known for Banh Cuon, a steamed roll cake. Guests watch a chef prepare the dish before riding through lantern-lit streets along the Red River. The second stage includes a visit to a family-run restaurant near Long Bien Bridge to eat Bun Cha, grilled pork with vermicelli noodles. The ride continues past West Lake to Ngu Xa village, where participants try freshly grilled seafood, a local variation of Pho, banana salads, and other traditional Vietnamese dishes. Next, the tour passes Ba Dinh Square and the Ho Chi Minh memorial, where guards perform nightly ceremonies. Afterward, the group visits Train Street, a busy local area alongside active train tracks where residents cook and sell goods. The final stop is at Duờng Tau, a popular café where participants taste Vietnamese egg coffee, a whipped egg yolk drink created in 1946, or choose mango pudding and caramel dessert. Bottled water, tea, coffee, and alcoholic beverages are included throughout the tour.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Old Quarter
At 18:00, mainly female drivers and the tour guide meet guests at their hotel lobby for a safety briefing and detailed itinerary. The tour uses brand new Honda Lead scooters with passenger backrests for comfort. The first stop is a local eatery considered by Hanoians as the best place for Banh Cuon, where a chef demonstrates the preparation. The ride then continues through streets lit by colorful lanterns and decorative lights in the Old Quarter, following the Red River bank to view Hanoi at night.
30 min
Long Bien Bridge
Next, the tour reaches a family-run restaurant near Long Bien Bridge to enjoy Bun Cha, grilled pork with vermicelli noodles. The journey proceeds to West Lake for views before arriving at Ngu Xa village. There, guests taste freshly grilled seafood, a local version of Pho, banana salads, and other traditional Vietnamese dishes.
60 min
Ba Dinh Square
The route passes Ba Dinh Square and the Ho Chi Minh memorial, where nightly guard ceremonies are observed. The tour then enters the dense streets near Train Street, a lively alley next to active train tracks where locals cook, relax, and sell goods in the evening.
Duờng Tau
The final stop is a popular café in Duờng Tau to sample Vietnamese egg coffee—a drink made from whipped egg yolk, sugar, condensed milk, a drop of vinegar, espresso, and cocoa powder. Alternatively, guests can choose mango pudding and caramel dessert favored by locals.
30 min
Meeting point
Pick-up & Drop-off: We ONLY pick up and drop off from your hotels in Hanoi’s Old Quarter otherwise our meeting point is: In front of Hanoi Opera House by the concrete steps.
End point
Pick-up & Drop-off: We ONLY pick up and drop off from your hotels in Hanoi’s Old Quarter otherwise our meeting point is: In front of Hanoi Opera House by the concrete steps.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Hanoi By Night Foodie Motorbike Tour Led By Women
by Motorbike City Tours
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$138Overview
This four-hour Hanoi By Night Foodie Motorbike Tour is led mainly by female riders who are trained and employed by the company to support women’s work opportunities. The tour begins with a hotel pickup from hotels in Hanoi’s Old Quarter or a meeting point outside the Hanoi Opera House at 6:00 pm. After a safety briefing, participants ride on brand new Honda Lead scooters equipped with passenger backrests for comfort. High-quality helmets with visors, face masks, and raincoats if needed are provided for all riders and passengers. The first stop is in the Old Quarter at a local eatery known for Banh Cuon, a steamed roll cake. Guests watch a chef prepare the dish before riding through lantern-lit streets along the Red River. The second stage includes a visit to a family-run restaurant near Long Bien Bridge to eat Bun Cha, grilled pork with vermicelli noodles. The ride continues past West Lake to Ngu Xa village, where participants try freshly grilled seafood, a local variation of Pho, banana salads, and other traditional Vietnamese dishes. Next, the tour passes Ba Dinh Square and the Ho Chi Minh memorial, where guards perform nightly ceremonies. Afterward, the group visits Train Street, a busy local area alongside active train tracks where residents cook and sell goods. The final stop is at Duờng Tau, a popular café where participants taste Vietnamese egg coffee, a whipped egg yolk drink created in 1946, or choose mango pudding and caramel dessert. Bottled water, tea, coffee, and alcoholic beverages are included throughout the tour.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Old Quarter
At 18:00, mainly female drivers and the tour guide meet guests at their hotel lobby for a safety briefing and detailed itinerary. The tour uses brand new Honda Lead scooters with passenger backrests for comfort. The first stop is a local eatery considered by Hanoians as the best place for Banh Cuon, where a chef demonstrates the preparation. The ride then continues through streets lit by colorful lanterns and decorative lights in the Old Quarter, following the Red River bank to view Hanoi at night.
30 min
Long Bien Bridge
Next, the tour reaches a family-run restaurant near Long Bien Bridge to enjoy Bun Cha, grilled pork with vermicelli noodles. The journey proceeds to West Lake for views before arriving at Ngu Xa village. There, guests taste freshly grilled seafood, a local version of Pho, banana salads, and other traditional Vietnamese dishes.
60 min
Ba Dinh Square
The route passes Ba Dinh Square and the Ho Chi Minh memorial, where nightly guard ceremonies are observed. The tour then enters the dense streets near Train Street, a lively alley next to active train tracks where locals cook, relax, and sell goods in the evening.
Duờng Tau
The final stop is a popular café in Duờng Tau to sample Vietnamese egg coffee—a drink made from whipped egg yolk, sugar, condensed milk, a drop of vinegar, espresso, and cocoa powder. Alternatively, guests can choose mango pudding and caramel dessert favored by locals.
30 min
Meeting point
Pick-up & Drop-off: We ONLY pick up and drop off from your hotels in Hanoi’s Old Quarter otherwise our meeting point is: In front of Hanoi Opera House by the concrete steps.
End point
Pick-up & Drop-off: We ONLY pick up and drop off from your hotels in Hanoi’s Old Quarter otherwise our meeting point is: In front of Hanoi Opera House by the concrete steps.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.