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Da Nang Night Food Tour: Motorbike Ride & Ao Dai Lady Guides★ 4.94 (328) · 4h
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Hoi An Cooking Class: Learn Vietnamese Dishes with a Chef★ 4.93 (174) · 4h 30m
Top rated
Da Nang: Jolie Cooking Class with Lunch & Local Stories★ 5.00 (370) · 2h 30m
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✓ 2026-09-29Real price per person across the 12 options: US$ 29–US$ 69 (median US$ 37). With an extra fee to pay on site: 1 of 12. With 100+ reviews: 9 of 12.
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Da Nang Cooking Class with Market Trip: Make 5 DishesA four-hour cooking class in Da Nang where you shop a local market for ingredients, return to the kitchen, and make five Vietnamese specialties: banh xeo, bun bo Hue, hoian fresh rolls, young jackfruit salad and avocado ice cream. The class includes lunch, dinner and coffee or tea; vegetarian and vegan versions are available for most dishes, and children from age four are welcome.Is it for me?You do the cooking yourself with live instruction, so this suits anyone who wants to learn the technique and take the recipes home, not just taste the food. The market trip at the start is what makes the class different from a cooking demo—you understand the ingredients before you use them, which changes how you'll cook these dishes later.
Da Nang cooking class: 5 traditional dishes with market tripA four-hour cooking class in Da Nang where you visit a local market, learn the stories behind five traditional Central Vietnamese dishes, cook them in the kitchen, and eat what you've made. The menu includes Bun Bo Hue beef noodle soup, Banh Xeo sizzling pancake, Tam Huu fresh rolls, young jackfruit salad, and Da Nang avocado ice-cream, with vegetarian versions available. A live English or Korean-speaking instructor adjusts recipes to meet dietary requirements, and you receive a cookbook and certificate at the end.Is it for me?Book this class on a morning or afternoon when you have four hours free and want to move beyond restaurant meals into how Central Vietnamese cooking actually works. The market visit and the instructor's adjustments for dietary needs make it possible to cook real food, not a simplified version, and to eat well without planning another meal that day.
Da Nang Cooking Class with Coffee Tasting: Cook in a family kitchenYou taste Vietnamese coffee, walk through a local market with your host to pick ingredients, then cook pho, rice pancakes, and eggplant dishes in their family kitchen. You eat everything you've made together before heading out. Vegetarian options available; English-speaking guide; groups stay small, so you get real attention and can ask questions without slowing anyone down.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand how Vietnamese families actually cook and eat, not just taste food in a restaurant. The small-group home setting and market walk are what make that possible — you're learning from someone who lives there, not performing for a crowd.
Da Nang: Evening Walking Food Tour with Local Eats & DrinksYou’ll wander Da Nang’s backstreets at sunset with a local guide, tasting everything from crispy rice cracker pizza to smoky BBQ skewers and homemade noodle soup. Expect laughter over shared tables, unlimited drinks (yes—beer too), stories behind each dish, and a glimpse into daily life you won’t forget soon.
Da Nang Food Tour by Motorbike: 4 Hours, 5 Craft BeersA 3–4 hour motorbike food tour in Da Nang takes you to 4–5 hidden food stops and a traditional brewery, where you taste 12–15 local specialties and 5–6 craft beers with an English-speaking Áo Dài rider who connects you to the cuisine and culture. You choose your menu option at checkout—3, 5, or 8 signature dishes—and the tour includes helmet, insurance, hotel pickup within 4–5 km, and entry to all stops.Is it for me?Book the 3-dish option if you want to sample the range without a heavy meal; choose 5 or 8 dishes if you're hungry and want to spend more time at each stop. The vegan and vegetarian menu is available as a separate option at checkout, so you can ride and eat on your own terms.
Da Nang: Farm-to-Table Cooking Class & Market WalkYou’ll touch fresh herbs in a Da Nang vegetable village, sip bold Vietnamese coffee at a bustling market, then cook classic dishes inside a welcoming local home. Expect laughter over torn pancakes and new flavors shared family-style — it’s more than just recipes; it’s a real slice of daily life here.
Vietnamese Cooking Class in Da Nang: 5 Dishes & Market TourA three-hour Vietnamese cooking class in Da Nang where you shop at a local market with your instructor, then return to the kitchen to make five dishes from scratch—phở, bun cha, banana flower salad, spring rolls and salted coffee—under the guidance of a Vietnamese chef. The class includes all equipment, your meals, a certificate and a cookbook. Children from age 5 are welcome; the guide teaches in English or Chinese.Is it for me?The guide teaches in English or Chinese, so pick the language that fits you when you book. The three-hour format—market first, then cooking—works well if you want to understand where ingredients come from before you cook with them, and if you have a morning or afternoon free rather than just an hour.
Da Nang Street Food Walking Tour: Iconic Eats & Local FavoritesYou’ll join a small group led by a local foodie guide through Da Nang’s bustling streets, sampling four classic dishes and one drink at iconic eateries locals love. Expect laughter, new flavors, and stories behind every bite—plus all fees included so you can focus on eating your way through the city.
Hoi An Walking Tour, Sampan Boat Trip & Food Tasting by NightThis 5.5-hour evening tour of Hoi An combines walking through the old town's heritage sites, eating at night market stalls, and floating the Thu Bon River by sampan to release lanterns. You visit the Japanese Covered Bridge, Chinese Communal House and Hoi An market, taste bánh mì, cau lau, white roses and other local dishes, watch a traditional music performance, and end the evening drifting downriver with a lantern to make a wish. An English-speaking guide leads the group, pickup from Da Nang or Hoi An is included, and all food and drinks are part of the price.Is it for me?The guide speaks English throughout, so you follow the commentary and the stories about each stop without translation delays. This works well if you want the history and context woven into the evening rather than just the food and the boat ride on their own.
Frequently asked questions
Can I book with free cancellation?
Yes: 12 of the 12 options offer free cancellation, so you can book now and confirm your plans later.
How long do these experiences last?
Most options last between 2 and 5 hours. There are also shorter and longer formats to fit your itinerary.
Which one is the travelers' favorite?
Da Nang Night Food Tour: Motorbike Ride & Ao Dai Lady Guides is the travelers' favorite, rated 4.94 out of 5 across 328 reviews.
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