



by Hanoi Food Tasting Tours
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.$58The tour starts with a pickup from hotels located within Hanoi's Old Quarter or a meeting at the operator's office for a briefing. Participants then spend about three hours walking through the Old Quarter, tasting a variety of local street food dishes at several vendors and family-run eateries. The food tastings include local delights such as beef rice noodle soup, chicken or grilled pork rice noodles, snail dishes, steamed pancakes, and dry noodles. After the food tasting in the Old Quarter, the group moves to Train Street for about 30 minutes. Access is arranged to a cafe alongside the railway tracks where participants can watch trains pass on a historic line that has served North-South Vietnam transportation for over 100 years. Visitors receive one drink at the cafe while the guide provides information about daily life and the history of the area. The tour ends back in the Old Quarter, with assistance available for returning to hotels if needed. The total duration is about three to three hours and twenty minutes. The tour includes a guide, bottled water, food tastings throughout the route, and one drink at Train Street.
Hotel Pickup or Meeting Point
Pickup is provided at hotels within the Old Quarter, or guests can meet at the operator’s office. A short briefing about the tour takes place here before starting.
Old Quarter
Guests spend about three hours walking through Hanoi's Old Quarter, visiting street food vendors and family-run restaurants. The tour features a rotating menu, with dishes such as beef rice noodle soup, rice noodles with chicken or grilled pork, snail dishes, and dry noodles. This section focuses on sampling a diverse selection of local street food.
160 min
Duờng Tau
For about 30 minutes, the group visits Train Street, where guests watch trains pass close by from a cafe along the tracks. This railway has been active for over a century and remains an important route for North-South Vietnam travel. The guide provides commentary about the railway’s history and the community life surrounding the tracks.
30 min
Old Quarter
The tour ends in the Old Quarter. The guide can assist guests who find it difficult to return to their hotels on their own.
Craft Viet Shop, 41 Luong Van Can St.
End point
Craft Viet Shop, 41 Luong Van Can St.




by Hanoi Food Tasting Tours
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.$58The tour starts with a pickup from hotels located within Hanoi's Old Quarter or a meeting at the operator's office for a briefing. Participants then spend about three hours walking through the Old Quarter, tasting a variety of local street food dishes at several vendors and family-run eateries. The food tastings include local delights such as beef rice noodle soup, chicken or grilled pork rice noodles, snail dishes, steamed pancakes, and dry noodles. After the food tasting in the Old Quarter, the group moves to Train Street for about 30 minutes. Access is arranged to a cafe alongside the railway tracks where participants can watch trains pass on a historic line that has served North-South Vietnam transportation for over 100 years. Visitors receive one drink at the cafe while the guide provides information about daily life and the history of the area. The tour ends back in the Old Quarter, with assistance available for returning to hotels if needed. The total duration is about three to three hours and twenty minutes. The tour includes a guide, bottled water, food tastings throughout the route, and one drink at Train Street.
Hotel Pickup or Meeting Point
Pickup is provided at hotels within the Old Quarter, or guests can meet at the operator’s office. A short briefing about the tour takes place here before starting.
Old Quarter
Guests spend about three hours walking through Hanoi's Old Quarter, visiting street food vendors and family-run restaurants. The tour features a rotating menu, with dishes such as beef rice noodle soup, rice noodles with chicken or grilled pork, snail dishes, and dry noodles. This section focuses on sampling a diverse selection of local street food.
160 min
Duờng Tau
For about 30 minutes, the group visits Train Street, where guests watch trains pass close by from a cafe along the tracks. This railway has been active for over a century and remains an important route for North-South Vietnam travel. The guide provides commentary about the railway’s history and the community life surrounding the tracks.
30 min
Old Quarter
The tour ends in the Old Quarter. The guide can assist guests who find it difficult to return to their hotels on their own.
Craft Viet Shop, 41 Luong Van Can St.
End point
Craft Viet Shop, 41 Luong Van Can St.