



by Street Food Man
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.$110This private motorbike tour in Ho Chi Minh City lasts about four hours in the evening. Guests meet their English-speaking guide and travel through several districts by motorbike, riding alongside many other local motorbikes. The tour includes nine Vietnamese dishes, starting in District 3 with South and Central rice pancakes called Bánh Xèo and Bánh Khọt. Visitors learn how these are made from a chef with over 20 years of experience. The route includes stops at old buildings for views of both modern and traditional architecture and a local pagoda built inside an apartment by a female monk. Next, the tour visits the largest night flower market and a street food area where participants try Banana Girdle Cake and Vietnamese Pizza grilled over charcoal, or grilled beef with lemongrass. In District 10, the group stops at a restaurant operating since 1975 to taste Vietnamese Beef Stew (Bò Kho) served in a clay pot with baguette, or alternatively Bánh Canh Cua, a seafood noodle soup with thick noodles and various toppings. In District 5, guests sample Coconut Ice Cream or Coconut Jelly made fresh at a local stall. The ride continues through city streets and narrow alleys to the riverbank, taking in views of the night life and a breeze from the Saigon River. The tour ends in District 4 with a seafood meal consisting of three dishes or BBQ meat if there is a seafood allergy. Dessert includes flan cake with caramel, coffee, and coconut milk. Drinks include local beer, soft drinks, mineral water, and Homemade Forest Banana Sticky Rice Wine brewed traditionally in a clay pot by Street Food Man Vinny, using bananas from the forests of Northwest Vietnam.
District 3 and local pagoda
Meet guides in the evening and ride through busy city streets among many motorbikes. Visit District 3 neighborhoods where locals live. Stop to try Bánh Xèo and Bánh Khọt rice pancakes, learning their preparation from a chef with over 20 years of experience. Climb to the top of old buildings to observe both modern and traditional city architecture. Visit a local pagoda built inside an old apartment by a female monk.
60 min
Night flower market and District 10 restaurant
Visit the largest night flower market and surrounding street food area. Walk through the market to taste Banana Girdle Cake and Vietnamese Pizza grilled on charcoal, or grilled beef with lemongrass. Continue to District 10 where the tour stops at a local restaurant in operation since 1975. Sample Vietnamese Beef Stew (Bò Kho) served in a clay pot with baguette, or Bánh Canh Cua, a seafood noodle soup with thick noodles and assorted toppings.
60 min
District 5 coconut ice cream and city ride
Explore District 5, known for its street food scene. Taste coconut ice cream or coconut jelly made fresh at a local stall, prepared from coconut water and milk served in a coconut shell. Ride through city streets and narrow alleys inaccessible to cars. Enjoy views of the night life and a breeze along the banks of the Saigon River.
60 min
District 4 seafood or BBQ meal with dessert
Finish the tour in District 4 with a seafood meal featuring three different dishes. For guests allergic to seafood, BBQ meat is offered instead. Enjoy dessert consisting of flan cake with caramel, coffee, and coconut milk. Drinks include local beer, soft drinks, mineral water, and Homemade Forest Banana Sticky Rice Wine brewed traditionally in a clay pot by Street Food Man Vinny using bananas from Northwest Vietnam forests.
60 min




by Street Food Man
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.$110This private motorbike tour in Ho Chi Minh City lasts about four hours in the evening. Guests meet their English-speaking guide and travel through several districts by motorbike, riding alongside many other local motorbikes. The tour includes nine Vietnamese dishes, starting in District 3 with South and Central rice pancakes called Bánh Xèo and Bánh Khọt. Visitors learn how these are made from a chef with over 20 years of experience. The route includes stops at old buildings for views of both modern and traditional architecture and a local pagoda built inside an apartment by a female monk. Next, the tour visits the largest night flower market and a street food area where participants try Banana Girdle Cake and Vietnamese Pizza grilled over charcoal, or grilled beef with lemongrass. In District 10, the group stops at a restaurant operating since 1975 to taste Vietnamese Beef Stew (Bò Kho) served in a clay pot with baguette, or alternatively Bánh Canh Cua, a seafood noodle soup with thick noodles and various toppings. In District 5, guests sample Coconut Ice Cream or Coconut Jelly made fresh at a local stall. The ride continues through city streets and narrow alleys to the riverbank, taking in views of the night life and a breeze from the Saigon River. The tour ends in District 4 with a seafood meal consisting of three dishes or BBQ meat if there is a seafood allergy. Dessert includes flan cake with caramel, coffee, and coconut milk. Drinks include local beer, soft drinks, mineral water, and Homemade Forest Banana Sticky Rice Wine brewed traditionally in a clay pot by Street Food Man Vinny, using bananas from the forests of Northwest Vietnam.
District 3 and local pagoda
Meet guides in the evening and ride through busy city streets among many motorbikes. Visit District 3 neighborhoods where locals live. Stop to try Bánh Xèo and Bánh Khọt rice pancakes, learning their preparation from a chef with over 20 years of experience. Climb to the top of old buildings to observe both modern and traditional city architecture. Visit a local pagoda built inside an old apartment by a female monk.
60 min
Night flower market and District 10 restaurant
Visit the largest night flower market and surrounding street food area. Walk through the market to taste Banana Girdle Cake and Vietnamese Pizza grilled on charcoal, or grilled beef with lemongrass. Continue to District 10 where the tour stops at a local restaurant in operation since 1975. Sample Vietnamese Beef Stew (Bò Kho) served in a clay pot with baguette, or Bánh Canh Cua, a seafood noodle soup with thick noodles and assorted toppings.
60 min
District 5 coconut ice cream and city ride
Explore District 5, known for its street food scene. Taste coconut ice cream or coconut jelly made fresh at a local stall, prepared from coconut water and milk served in a coconut shell. Ride through city streets and narrow alleys inaccessible to cars. Enjoy views of the night life and a breeze along the banks of the Saigon River.
60 min
District 4 seafood or BBQ meal with dessert
Finish the tour in District 4 with a seafood meal featuring three different dishes. For guests allergic to seafood, BBQ meat is offered instead. Enjoy dessert consisting of flan cake with caramel, coffee, and coconut milk. Drinks include local beer, soft drinks, mineral water, and Homemade Forest Banana Sticky Rice Wine brewed traditionally in a clay pot by Street Food Man Vinny using bananas from Northwest Vietnam forests.
60 min