HANOI
15 Tours Reviewed
Food lessons start at the wet market. What makes this one work is the Old Quarter flow: you meet at Hoang’s, head to a nearby market to pick fresh ingredients, then cook Vietnamese dishes with a chef and eat what…
Street food starts at the market. This Hanoi cooking class mixes a wet market walk with real kitchen time, so you’re not just watching—you’re picking ingredients and learning techniques. I like that the day is built around what Vietnamese home…
Egg coffee lessons beat guessing. In Hanoi, this hands-on class turns a famous drink into something you can actually repeat, not just admire. You’ll get step-by-step guidance from an English-speaking teacher at a cafe in the Old Quarter, then you’ll…
Cooking Vietnam starts at the market. This private Hanoi class is built around real technique, not just recipes. I love the chance to choose your own 5 dishes, and I love how the market walk turns herbs and spices into…
Turning clay into a souvenir feels good. This Bat Trang ceramics class brings Vietnam’s famous ceramics tradition right into Hanoi’s Old Quarter at 115 Hàng Gai, Hoàn Kiếm, with expert help from artisans and teachers (people specifically mention instructors like…
Clay beats the chaos. This Bat Tràng pottery class brings an old ceramic craft tradition straight to Hanoi’s Old Quarter, so you get the fun without the long trip out to a village. It’s a private, 3-hour session with direct…
Pho and coffee, in a quiet villa. This Hanoi cooking class is built around a hands-on cooking experience in a peaceful home-style garden setting, not a big-tour-factory mood. I like how you cook step by step with a Culture Storyteller,…
Smell the market before you cook. This Hanoi class turns shopping into part of the lesson, starting with an ingredient hunt and ending with you sitting down to a full meal in a classic old-house setting. I loved the market…
Hanoi tastes better when you shop first and cook it yourself. This class pairs a guided Old Quarter wet market run with a hands-on cooking session where you learn 5 traditional dishes step by step, not just watch someone else…
That first moment when tools meet craft. This Rose Kitchen experience gives you a beginner-friendly creative escape in a hidden villa garden setting in Hanoi. The day is built around a local artisan’s hands-on guidance, calm pacing, and the kind…
Food is the lesson here. This is a hands-on way to understand Vietnamese cooking, starting with real ingredient shopping at Dong Xuan Market and ending with the meal you made. You pick a menu selection, walk the stalls, then return…
Hanoi coffee culture turns odd combos into comfort. This 3-hour salt coffee workshop is built around tasting and making classic Vietnamese drinks, with explanations that connect each cup to how Vietnam learned to drink coffee. You’ll be led by English-speaking…
Egg, salt, and phin coffee in one class. At Local Beans Roastery in Hanoi, you’ll sample and brew egg, salt, and coconut-style coffee while learning classic Vietnamese methods, with filters and grinders already set up for you. I also like…
Hanoi tastes better when you cook it. This class pairs a market trip with a hands-on 5-dish cooking session, guided in English in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, with instructors named in the experience like Perla and Vy. I like that the…
A market and a kitchen in one. I love the way this experience gives you a clear before-and-after story: you shop with an English-speaking guide, then you cook Vietnamese comfort food step-by-step in a garden villa kitchen. The two things…
