

by Vietnam Travel Heaven VTH travel
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$60The Hanoi 2-3 Hour Walking Street Foodie Tour begins at 20 Hang Bo Street in the Old Quarter. There is an option for hotel pickup 10 to 20 minutes before the tour starts. The tour lasts about 2 to 3 hours and is led by an English-speaking local guide. It starts with a brief introduction to the tour program, including basic Vietnamese greetings and safety advice for walking through Hanoi's busy streets. Participants then walk through the Old Quarter, tasting a variety of traditional Vietnamese street foods selected by the guide from the many options available across the 36 streets. The dishes include phở bò (beef rice noodles), phở gà (chicken rice noodles), bún ốc (snail noodles), bánh cuốn (steamed rice pancakes with pork), bánh gối (mushroom-filled cakes), bún chả (grilled pork with noodles), mỳ trộn (mixed vermicelli), bánh mì pâté, bánh mì trứng (bread with fried egg), nem cuốn (spring roll), nộm hoa chuối (banana flower salad), bánh xèo (fried pancake), café trứng (egg coffee), and chè (sweet gruel soup). Local drinks such as bia hơi (Hanoi beer) or iced tea are included. Dinner and bottled water are provided as part of the tour. Personal expenses such as souvenirs or additional drinks are not included. The guide ensures a varied selection of dishes to reflect the local cuisine while walking through Hanoi’s streets, allowing participants to enjoy traditional cuisine as the locals do.
Old Quarter
The tour meeting point is at 20 Hang Bo Street or hotel pickup 10 to 20 minutes before the start. The guide welcomes guests and explains the program. Participants learn simple Vietnamese greetings and how to stay safe in Hanoi’s traffic. The tour visits multiple food vendors within the Old Quarter’s 36 streets. The guide chooses a selection of traditional foods to sample, including phở bò, phở gà, bún ốc, bánh cuốn, bánh gối, bún chả, mỳ trộn, bánh mì pâté, bánh mì trứng, nem cuốn, nộm hoa chuối, bánh xèo, café trứng, chè, and local drinks like bia hơi or iced tea. This provides insight into daily life through food and local culture over about three hours of walking.
180 min
There is nearby a Bakery shop next to the Crossroad between Hang Can (Hàng Cân) and Hang Bo (Hàng Bồ) street.
End point
When tour finishes, tour guide will drop you off nearby Hoàn Kiếm Lake (the most central place just like hub) at bout 20h00-30 (Note: take your hotel card, and mobile with internet, easily back home) or in case, you cannot back home, we will try to bring you there.


by Vietnam Travel Heaven VTH travel
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$60The Hanoi 2-3 Hour Walking Street Foodie Tour begins at 20 Hang Bo Street in the Old Quarter. There is an option for hotel pickup 10 to 20 minutes before the tour starts. The tour lasts about 2 to 3 hours and is led by an English-speaking local guide. It starts with a brief introduction to the tour program, including basic Vietnamese greetings and safety advice for walking through Hanoi's busy streets. Participants then walk through the Old Quarter, tasting a variety of traditional Vietnamese street foods selected by the guide from the many options available across the 36 streets. The dishes include phở bò (beef rice noodles), phở gà (chicken rice noodles), bún ốc (snail noodles), bánh cuốn (steamed rice pancakes with pork), bánh gối (mushroom-filled cakes), bún chả (grilled pork with noodles), mỳ trộn (mixed vermicelli), bánh mì pâté, bánh mì trứng (bread with fried egg), nem cuốn (spring roll), nộm hoa chuối (banana flower salad), bánh xèo (fried pancake), café trứng (egg coffee), and chè (sweet gruel soup). Local drinks such as bia hơi (Hanoi beer) or iced tea are included. Dinner and bottled water are provided as part of the tour. Personal expenses such as souvenirs or additional drinks are not included. The guide ensures a varied selection of dishes to reflect the local cuisine while walking through Hanoi’s streets, allowing participants to enjoy traditional cuisine as the locals do.
Old Quarter
The tour meeting point is at 20 Hang Bo Street or hotel pickup 10 to 20 minutes before the start. The guide welcomes guests and explains the program. Participants learn simple Vietnamese greetings and how to stay safe in Hanoi’s traffic. The tour visits multiple food vendors within the Old Quarter’s 36 streets. The guide chooses a selection of traditional foods to sample, including phở bò, phở gà, bún ốc, bánh cuốn, bánh gối, bún chả, mỳ trộn, bánh mì pâté, bánh mì trứng, nem cuốn, nộm hoa chuối, bánh xèo, café trứng, chè, and local drinks like bia hơi or iced tea. This provides insight into daily life through food and local culture over about three hours of walking.
180 min
There is nearby a Bakery shop next to the Crossroad between Hang Can (Hàng Cân) and Hang Bo (Hàng Bồ) street.
End point
When tour finishes, tour guide will drop you off nearby Hoàn Kiếm Lake (the most central place just like hub) at bout 20h00-30 (Note: take your hotel card, and mobile with internet, easily back home) or in case, you cannot back home, we will try to bring you there.