



by Saigon Food Tour
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.$104This 3.5-hour night scooter food tour in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) begins with a meeting at the hotel lobby where a personal English-speaking guide provides a safety briefing and instructions for riding on the back of the scooter. The tour then continues through the busy streets, lit boulevards, and back alleys of Saigon during rush hour. Participants stop at local vendors to taste Vietnamese pancakes and noodles while learning about the dishes' history and significance. After about 80 minutes of riding and tasting, the group visits "Chung cư," an old Vietnamese apartment building, where they sit at a hidden coffee shop to try traditional Vietnamese coffee made with a drip filter. Following coffee, the tour moves to a final stop to sample Vietnamese sweet desserts. The tour concludes with a scooter ride back to the hotel. Included in the tour are dinner, drinks, helmet, rain poncho if needed, accident insurance, and hotel pickup and drop-off from selected hotels.
Saigon Food Tour
The guide meets you at your hotel lobby and gives a safety briefing on riding the scooter and sitting safely on the back. This meeting lasts about 15 minutes before starting the ride.
15 min
Explore the city, enjoy Vietnamese Pancakes and Noodles
You ride through Saigon’s lit boulevards, back alleys, and busy streets during rush hour as locals do. Stops are made at real local food vendors where you taste Vietnamese pancakes and noodles while the guide explains their history and significance. This part lasts about 80 minutes.
80 min
Coffee Time
You visit a "Chung cư," a traditional old Vietnamese apartment building. Here you sit down at a hidden coffee shop to try Vietnamese coffee made with a drip filter rather than a machine. This stop lasts about 60 minutes and includes an explanation of how the coffee is made.
60 min
Vietnamese Desserts
The last stop is for tasting Vietnamese sweet desserts. This break lasts about 40 minutes and offers a final chance to try local cuisine flavors.
40 min
Back to hotel
The tour ends with a scooter ride back to your hotel, lasting about 15 minutes.
15 min




by Saigon Food Tour
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.$104This 3.5-hour night scooter food tour in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) begins with a meeting at the hotel lobby where a personal English-speaking guide provides a safety briefing and instructions for riding on the back of the scooter. The tour then continues through the busy streets, lit boulevards, and back alleys of Saigon during rush hour. Participants stop at local vendors to taste Vietnamese pancakes and noodles while learning about the dishes' history and significance. After about 80 minutes of riding and tasting, the group visits "Chung cư," an old Vietnamese apartment building, where they sit at a hidden coffee shop to try traditional Vietnamese coffee made with a drip filter. Following coffee, the tour moves to a final stop to sample Vietnamese sweet desserts. The tour concludes with a scooter ride back to the hotel. Included in the tour are dinner, drinks, helmet, rain poncho if needed, accident insurance, and hotel pickup and drop-off from selected hotels.
Saigon Food Tour
The guide meets you at your hotel lobby and gives a safety briefing on riding the scooter and sitting safely on the back. This meeting lasts about 15 minutes before starting the ride.
15 min
Explore the city, enjoy Vietnamese Pancakes and Noodles
You ride through Saigon’s lit boulevards, back alleys, and busy streets during rush hour as locals do. Stops are made at real local food vendors where you taste Vietnamese pancakes and noodles while the guide explains their history and significance. This part lasts about 80 minutes.
80 min
Coffee Time
You visit a "Chung cư," a traditional old Vietnamese apartment building. Here you sit down at a hidden coffee shop to try Vietnamese coffee made with a drip filter rather than a machine. This stop lasts about 60 minutes and includes an explanation of how the coffee is made.
60 min
Vietnamese Desserts
The last stop is for tasting Vietnamese sweet desserts. This break lasts about 40 minutes and offers a final chance to try local cuisine flavors.
40 min
Back to hotel
The tour ends with a scooter ride back to your hotel, lasting about 15 minutes.
15 min