HANOI
145 Tours Reviewed
This Hanoi food tour runs on scooters. It’s a women-led Hanoi Vespa Food Tour that mixes night street food with rides past major sights, from the Hanoi Opera House to the Red River area. You’ll glide through narrow lanes and…
Hanoi tastes better after dark. This small-group street food tour in the Old Quarter mixes evening snacks with quick city-history stops, so you’re eating while you’re learning how locals actually live. I like the way the itinerary builds toward one…
Train Street gets surreal fast, and this food tour turns the wow into real meals. I like the private, guide-led flow that removes the guesswork on what to order, and I like the Old Quarter street-life walk through lanes with…
Hanoi tastes like a story. This Old Quarter walk turns street food into culture, with a local guide guiding you through hidden alleys and secret streets while you sample up to 10 local specialties. The area itself is a head-turner:…
Hanoi at street-food hour is a smart move. This walking tour is built for the Old Quarter at 6:00 pm, so you can sample Hanoi-style fast foods with a guide who explains what you’re eating and why it matters in…
There’s a faster way to taste Hanoi. This Hanoi Foodie Scooter Tour is built for people who want real local food plus quick city-sense all in one evening-style ride. You’ll move through lantern-lit streets on eco-friendly scooters, guided by women…
Turning coffee into a hands-on lesson. This Hanoi egg coffee class + Old Quarter street food walking tour mixes two of my favorite things: learning how something is made, then eating your way through the process. I like that it…
Hanoi at night tastes better with a plan. This small-group food adventure is built for the real Old Quarter—family stalls, tight alleys, and dish-by-dish stories that help you understand what you’re eating. It runs about 3 hours, with 10 authentic…
Hanoi’s French Quarter can feel like a maze. This private food walking tour puts structure on the streets, linking Hoan Kiem Lake and French-era landmarks with stops for classic Hanoi bites like pho and banh mi. It’s a smart way…
Night Hanoi feels like a moving film. This Vespa food tour lets you glide through back streets with a guide, so you get both major landmarks and local food stops without the stress of figuring out the route on your…
A motorbike makes Hanoi feel smaller. This full-day, women-led food tour is built for getting off the main tourist routes and learning the city by moving through it. I like the small-group feel (kept to a maximum of 10) and…
Your stomach will map Hanoi. This private street food tour is built for people who want more than random bites—you get a licensed private guide walking you through the Old Quarter while you sample five local favorites. I like that…
This ride turns Hanoi food into a night out. This 4.5-hour street-food tour blends the thrill of a vintage jeep, Vespa, or motorbike with real Hanoi eating stops, then finishes at Train Street, where you watch a train pass just…
Train Street and dinner in one walk. This is the kind of Hanoi food tour that feels both easy and a little electric, because you get guided Old Quarter stops plus a dedicated visit to Train Street where you can…
Street food in Hanoi is a sport. This tour turns it into a plan you can actually follow. You’ll start in the Old Quarter and eat your way through a serious lineup of favorites, with a local guide who explains…
