Hanoi Old Quarter food tour with egg coffee class: 3 hours
Eat like a local in the Old Quarter, then make your own egg coffee
A 3-hour morning food tour in Hanoi's Old Quarter for groups of up to 4 people, with hotel pickup and a guide who walks you through local dishes and their ingredients, followed by a hands-on egg coffee class where you brew and decorate your own cup. The small group size and air-conditioned transport keep the pace manageable while you move between food stops and cultural landmarks.
Step-by-step itinerary
Morning Hanoi Foodie Tour and Coffee Class
- Pick-up and transfer to meeting point
- Explore Hanoi Old Quarter and taste local foods
- Attend Vietnamese coffee class and make Egg Coffee
- Return to meeting place and say goodbye
What’s included
- Hotel pickup and air-conditioned transport.
- green papaya salad, spring rolls, pho, banh cuon, banh mi and Hanoi draught beer (or juice under 18).
- bottled water.
- a barista-led egg coffee class where you brew and decorate your own cup.
- a live English-speaking guide.
Times
- Every day 08:30
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The experience
The morning starts with pickup from your hotel and a short transfer to the Old Quarter, where your guide meets you at 9am. From there you walk into the neighborhood's food world as locals do, stopping to taste green papaya salad, fried spring rolls, pho, banh cuon (steamed stuffed pancake), banh mi, and Hanoi draught beer, or juice if you're under 18. At each stop the guide explains the ingredients and how the dish is made, so you understand what you're eating instead of just moving through a checklist. The route also passes the local market, a heritage house, and the old city gate, so the food sits inside the history and rhythm of the place.
At 11:30 you arrive at the coffee class. A barista walks through the history of Vietnamese coffee, egg coffee and phin (the traditional metal filter), then demonstrates how to brew coffee using the phin step by step. Next comes the egg cream: the barista shows you the recipe and technique, then you make your own. After pouring the cream into your brewed coffee, you spend time decorating the cup with latte art before you drink it. By noon you're back at the meeting point.
Is this one for you?The 3-hour morning window leaves your afternoon free for other plans, and the small group of 4 means you move at a pace that lets the guide explain each dish and the Old Quarter's landmarks without rushing between stops.
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Top questions
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Child (5 to 7 years); Infant (under 5): free.
What happens if it rains?
It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund. Free cancellation up to 24 h before the start.
What food will I taste on the Hanoi Old Quarter tour?
The tour includes green papaya salad, fried spring rolls, pho (beef or chicken), banh cuon, banh mi, and Hanoi draught beer for adults or juice for those under 18, plus bottled water throughout.
How does the egg coffee class work?
The barista teaches you the history and technique of phin brewing and egg cream, demonstrates each step, then you brew your own coffee with the phin filter and make the egg cream yourself before decorating and drinking your finished cup.
What is included in the tour price?
Hotel pickup, air-conditioned transport, all food and drinks listed in the itinerary, and the coffee class are included. Tips for the guide and driver are optional.
How many people go on this tour?
Groups are kept to a maximum of 4 people to give everyone a better experience with the guide and more space during the food stops.
Is the tour accessible for people with mobility needs?
Yes, the vehicle is wheelchair accessible, all areas and surfaces in the Old Quarter stops are accessible, and the tour suits all fitness levels.
Hanoi Old Quarter food tour with egg coffee class: 3 hours
4h 30m · EN
from US$ 55 per person
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