IN HANOI
42 Tours Reviewed
Silk, trains, and coffee in four hours. This tour is an easy way to see two sides of Hanoi: a craft village that’s kept its tradition going for about 1,000 years, and a spot where everyday life happens right next…
Coffee and alleys, fast and fun. This 3-hour Hanoi Old Quarter walk strings together street food and coffee tastings with quiet alley exploration, then finishes with a lakeside view area near the Temple of Jade Mountain. I like that it…
Vietnam’s coffee is a hands-on lesson. At NYNA Coffee in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, you learn how Vietnamese coffee culture shaped drinks people actually crave, then you make egg coffee and coconut coffee with a barista. I like the practical, guided…
One coffee class changed how I think about Vietnam. This Hanoi session mixes hands-on brewing with stories and tasting, so you’re not just drinking something sweet—you’re learning why it’s made that way. What I like most is the practical, do-it-with-your-hands…
Coffee and street snacks in Hanoi? This 3-hour walking tour in the Old Quarter mixes street food tastings with a hands-on coffee experience, so you’re not just eating, you’re learning what you’re tasting and why it shows up everywhere. I…
Hanoi tastes better when you walk slowly. This tour turns coffee into a street-level story, starting near St. Joseph’s Cathedral and then winding through old lanes, local cafés, and one very historic house. I like that it teaches how the…
Vietnam coffee can change how you taste. This private Hanoi coffee experience turns the city into a classroom, with you sip-and-sniffing real cafés while a guide explains what makes Vietnamese coffee different. You also get the cultural side—how people order,…
Vietnam through its coffee cups. This private Hanoi coffee walk mixes iconic stops with side-alleys, so you can taste everything from egg coffee to salty coffee while learning how locals build flavor and texture into the same cup. It’s made…
Egg coffee gets way more fun up close. This hands-on class in Dong Bac, Vietnam teaches you how to make your own egg coffee, not just watch it happen. You start with introductions, prep the ingredients, then follow a step-by-step…
Six cups of coffee in one lesson. This hands-on Hanoi coffee workshop is interesting because you don’t just taste Vietnamese coffee—you actually brew it, using the classic phin filter and learning how foam and flavor balancing work. I love the…
Your next cup of Vietnam starts with tea first. This 3-hour Vietnam tea tasting mixes hands-on learning (you make tea yourself) with real local stopovers: Giang egg coffee and, if you choose it, the unforgettable Train Street moment. I especially…
Coffee teaches Hanoi fast. This hands-on Vietnamese phin filter workshop pulls you into local coffee culture through tasting and real brewing practice. You’ll learn what makes Vietnamese coffee taste the way it does, from beans to methods. I love that…
Old-world Hanoi comes with a side of coffee. This 2 to 2.5 hour sip-and-story walk mixes Old Quarter shortcuts, French-era reflections, and real coffee moments you can actually picture. I love the way the tour slows you down in tiny…
Egg coffee meets street-level Hanoi. In this short, hands-on outing, I love the chance to make egg coffee yourself at Cafe Minh, taught by Ruby with clear, American-sounding English. It’s also a fast way to get your bearings in the…
Egg coffee lessons beat just ordering a cup. This one is built around a hands-on, one-hour format in Hanoi Old Quarter, where you learn the method behind the famous creamy egg coffee instead of just sipping it. What makes it…
