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Hanoi Old Quarter Street Food Tour & Hoan Kiem Lake★ 4.97 (5,381) · 3h
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Hanoi Old Quarter: Street Food Walking Tour with Pickup★ 4.96 (541) · 2h–3h
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Hanoi: Six Vietnamese Coffee Styles & Egg Coffee Workshop★ 5.00 (207) · 2h
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Hanoi Old Quarter: Private Street Food Walking Tour & Egg CoffeeYou’ll follow a local guide through Hanoi’s Old Quarter, tasting everything from steaming phở bò to sweet sticky rice and fresh donuts along bustling alleys. End with creamy egg coffee in a hidden café near Hoan Kiem Lake. With hotel pickup included and dishes tailored to your preferences, you’ll experience Hanoi’s flavors like a true insider.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Private Street Food Walking TourYou’ll follow a local through Hanoi’s Old Quarter, weaving between food stalls and street corners packed with history. Taste bun cha on plastic stools, sip egg coffee by Hoan Kiem Lake, laugh with your guide — all with pickup included so you don’t have to worry about finding your way home.
Hanoi Cooking Class: Private Market Tour & 5 Dishes of Your ChoiceYou’ll shop for ingredients in a lively Hanoi market with your instructor before heading back to cook five Vietnamese dishes you choose yourself. Learn real techniques, laugh over sticky rice paper moments, then sit down together for dinner (with homemade rice wine). You’ll leave full — and probably thinking about those flavors long after.
Hanoi: Private Street Food Tour with 10 Tastings & Egg CoffeeYou’ll weave through Hanoi’s Old Quarter with a local guide, tasting everything from crispy shrimp pancakes to sweet coconut fruit desserts. Alongside each bite comes a story — temples shrouded in incense, French villas echoing old laughter, egg coffee served upstairs where locals linger. Expect warmth, surprises, and maybe sauce on your shirt.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Private Street Food Tour & Local DishesYou’ll follow a local guide through Hanoi’s Old Quarter, tasting up to ten real street foods from family-run stalls and hidden corners. Hear stories behind each dish, wander past Hoan Kiem Lake as your guide shares legends, and end with egg coffee in a place you’d never find alone. Expect laughter, surprises, and flavors you’ll remember long after you leave.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Private Street Food Tour with Local TastingsYou’ll follow a local guide through Hanoi’s Old Quarter, sampling steaming pho for breakfast, tearing into crunchy banh mi sandwiches, and pausing for strong Vietnamese coffee above the city streets. Expect laughter over mispronounced words and new flavors you’ll crave long after — it’s not just a food tour; it’s Hanoi in every bite.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Private Street Food Walking TourYou’ll weave through Hanoi’s Old Quarter with a local guide, sampling everything from beef noodle soup to sticky rice and even adventurous snail dishes. Expect ten different tastings (the menu changes), plus egg coffee and local beer breaks. It’s not just about eating — you’ll hear stories behind each dish and catch those small city moments you don’t get on your own.
Private Hanoi Old Quarter Food Tour for Families with KidsYou’ll wander Hanoi’s Old Quarter with a local guide, tasting street food favorites loved by Vietnamese kids—noodle soups, donuts, and coconut ice cream—while discovering hidden corners and family-run spots. It’s relaxed, fun, and perfect for families who want to eat like locals without any stress.
Up to 2 hours (6)
Hanoi Coffee Workshop: Master 6 Signature Vietnamese CoffeeA hands-on Vietnamese coffee workshop in Hanoi where you make 4–6 signature coffees under guidance from locals raised in coffee culture. Small groups keep the pace unhurried; you brew, whisk, taste and adjust recipes to your taste while learning practical tips that work at home. Fresh ingredients arrive daily, and the instructor shares stories about the city and the culture behind each coffee style.Is it for me?Choose the six-coffee option if you want the full range of Hanoi coffee styles and the time to adjust each one to your taste; the four-coffee version works if you prefer a tighter focus or are new to Vietnamese coffee and want to build confidence with fewer variations at once.
Hanoi Cooking Class: Garden Villa, Pho or Bun Cha & Egg CoffeeYou’ll slip into a quiet Hanoi villa to cook your favorite Vietnamese dish side by side with local women who share family stories as you go. Savor every step—from wrapping herbs to sipping creamy egg coffee—and leave with new flavors (and maybe a few laughs) you won’t forget soon.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Egg Coffee Class & Balcony TastingYou’ll crack eggs and whisk them into frothy magic right in the heart of Hanoi’s Old Quarter. Learn three different styles of Vietnamese coffee with a local teacher, taste your creations on a balcony above the city buzz, and leave with a small gift plus new skills for home brewing. There’s something quietly special about that first creamy sip.
Hanoi Old Quarter Street Food Tour & Local CuisineYou taste six to eight traditional Hanoi dishes—phở, bánh mỳ, egg coffee, and more—guided by a local who chooses the best stalls and teaches you how to order and move through the Old Quarter safely. Hotel pickup is included, and the tour covers entry to each stop plus water and a final drink. It takes the guesswork out of street food and the logistics out of getting around.Is it for me?This works well if you want to taste real Hanoi street food without spending the morning deciding where to eat or worrying whether a stall is safe—the guide's choices and local knowledge handle both, leaving you free to eat and listen to the stories behind each dish.
Hanoi Cooking Class: Cook 2–5 Vietnamese Dishes in a Garden VillaA hands-on cooking class in Hanoi where you select and prepare 2 signature Vietnamese dishes in a join-in session, or 5 dishes if you book private. The class takes place in a hidden garden villa with air-conditioned comfort, includes all ingredients and tools, and ends with a traditional Vietnamese tea ceremony where a cultural storyteller explains the meaning behind each dish and tea. Every booking supports community programs: monthly charity meals for cancer patients, educational initiatives for disadvantaged children, and employment for ethnic minority women.Is it for me?Book the join-in session if you want to cook alongside other travelers and keep the cost lower; choose private if your group wants to prepare more dishes, get personalized attention, and have the transfer arranged. Both options support the same community programs and include the full meal and tea ceremony.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Street Food Tasting Tour & Family EateriesYou’ll wander Hanoi’s Old Quarter with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Taste generations-old recipes at family-run eateries, sip strong egg coffee, and learn why locals eat with their hands or share tables with strangers. Every stop feels personal — you’ll leave full but also kind of wishing you could stay for dinner again tomorrow.
2 to 5 hours (65)
Hanoi Cooking Class: Learn 5 Traditional Dishes with Market TourA 3–4 hour cooking class in Hanoi's old quarter where you shop at the local market with a guide, then prepare five traditional dishes—pho, bun cha, nem ran, papaya salad and egg coffee—in an English-speaking chef's kitchen. You cook the full meal, eat it together, and leave with a cookbook and certificate. A vegetarian version is available.Is it for me?Book this class if you want to actually cook the dishes instead of watching someone else make them, or if you're planning to cook Vietnamese food at home and need to know how the fundamentals work. The market stop at the start means you'll also know where to source ingredients for the rest of your trip.
Hanoi Cooking Class: Market Tour, Garden Villa & Egg CoffeeYou’ll wander through Hanoi’s bustling market gathering fresh ingredients with your local guide before cooking classic dishes together in a leafy garden villa. Roll spring rolls by hand, taste homemade fruit wine, and finish with creamy egg coffee around the table. This isn’t just about recipes — it’s laughter, stories, and feeling welcome in someone else’s kitchen.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Street Food Walking Tour & Train StreetYou’ll taste smoky bún chả in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, squeeze through hidden alleys for bánh mì and phở cuốn, sip egg coffee where locals linger, then watch the train roar by on Train Street — all with stories from your guide and hotel pickup included. Expect laughter, surprises, maybe even some new friends.
Hanoi Night Food Tour by Motorbike: Women Drivers & Local EatsYou ride a comfortable motorbike through Hanoi's night streets with a trained female driver, stopping at four local food spots to eat Banh Cuon, Bun Cha, grilled seafood, Pho, and Vietnamese egg coffee. Hotel pickup is included, as is all food and drink. The tour lasts around three hours and ends with drop-off back at your hotel.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat the food Hanoians actually eat at night without figuring out transport, language, or which restaurant is worth your time—the motorbike and the driver take care of all three, and the backrest means you're not exhausted by the time you reach the first stop.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Street Food Walking Tour with PickupYou’ll wander Hanoi’s Old Quarter with a local guide, tasting everything from steaming noodle soups to sweet donuts at family-run stalls. Sip sidewalk green tea while learning quirky facts about daily life here. With hotel pickup included and dishes changing daily, you’ll get a genuine slice of Hanoi’s street food scene — plus some laughs along the way.
Hanoi: Coffee Workshop with Egg, Salt & Coconut TastingYou’ll taste six kinds of Vietnamese coffee—including egg, salt & coconut styles—in a cozy Hanoi roastery with a local guide who grew up among coffee farms. Brew your own cup, hear family stories over ginger tea & rice wine, and leave with recipes plus pickup if you’re staying in the Old Quarter.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Street Food Walking Tour & Egg CoffeeYou’ll wander through Hanoi’s Old Quarter with a local guide, tasting classics like Bun Cha and Banh Mi while learning why each dish matters here. Expect laughs over egg coffee in a hidden café, crispy spring rolls eaten curbside, and stories that stick with you long after you’ve left the busy streets behind.
Hanoi Cooking Class & Market Tour with 3 Dishes & Egg CoffeeYou pick three dishes from nine Vietnamese classics, source ingredients at a local market with the chef, then cook them yourself over two hours in the restaurant kitchen. Lunch or dinner is included—you eat what you made—plus a complimentary drink and a bonus egg coffee. The class runs 3 hours total, morning or afternoon, at a fixed location on Hang Buom Street.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn how to cook real Vietnamese food, not just taste it—the market stop is what makes the difference, because you see where the ingredients come from and understand the choices a cook makes before the stove even turns on.
Hanoi: Street Food Walking Tour with Egg Coffee & BeerYou’ll wander Hanoi’s lively streets with a local guide, tasting everything from savory rice pancakes to chewy sticky rice ice cream. Learn how to roll your own spring rolls and sip creamy egg coffee in a tucked-away cafe. Expect laughter over chopstick lessons and stories behind every dish — the kind of evening that stays with you long after you leave.
Hanoi: Street Food Walking Tour Old Quarter & Dong XuanYou’ll taste Hanoi’s best street food in places you’d probably never find alone — from sizzling banh cuon at Dong Xuan Market to smoky bun cha in the Old Quarter. With a local guide leading you through hidden alleys and secret cafés (egg coffee included), expect laughter, new flavors, and maybe a noodle mishap or two along the way.
Hanoi: 8 Street Foods & Egg Coffee Evening Walking TourYou walk through Hanoi's old quarter for three hours at dusk, stopping at six to eight street food stalls where locals actually eat. Your guide orders, translates, and handles the logistics while you taste your way through the evening — crispy pancakes, grilled meat, local beer, and the famous egg coffee. No restaurant reservations, no menus, no guessing what's in front of you. You get fed, the guide gets you home, and you've eaten Hanoi the way it eats itself.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to eat real Hanoi street food without spending the evening figuring out where to go or what to order — the guide's connections and knowledge are what make the difference between a random walk and knowing exactly which stall has what tonight.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Food Tour & Train Street Tasting WalkYou’ll wander Hanoi Old Quarter with a local guide, tasting 8 different street foods from family stalls and sipping strong egg coffee before standing on Train Street as a real train passes just meters away. Expect laughter with locals, unexpected flavors, and a rush of adrenaline you’ll remember long after.
Hanoi Street Food Tour: 7+ Dishes & Old Quarter Small GroupYou're picked up at your hotel and guided through the Old Quarter's best street food spots, tasting seven or more dishes — from phở and bún chári to bánh mì and egg coffee — at small, certified restaurants. The group caps at six people, so pacing stays relaxed. Water is included; vegetarian options available with advance notice. You return to your hotel full.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste the real food of Hanoi's Old Quarter without arranging your own stops or worrying about hygiene — the small group size and local guide handle both, leaving you free to eat and ask questions.
Hanoi Cooking Class: Garden Villa, Market Tour & CultureYou’ll wander Hanoi’s lively markets with a local guide, gather fresh ingredients, and cook classic Vietnamese dishes inside a tranquil garden villa. Expect hands-on lessons, laughter over imperfect spring rolls, and shared stories around a table set with your own creations. This is more than just a cooking class—it’s an invitation into daily life in Hanoi.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Street Food Walking Tour & Egg CoffeeYou’ll wander Hanoi’s Old Quarter with a local guide, sampling street foods you probably can’t pronounce but won’t forget. Taste grilled pork skewers, try traditional desserts on Hang Bac Street, and finish with creamy egg coffee overlooking Hoan Kiem Lake. Expect laughter, new flavors, and moments that stick with you long after.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Food Walking Tour with Egg Coffee & PickupYou’ll taste Hanoi’s real street food—from smoky bun cha to creamy egg coffee—while winding through Old Quarter alleys with a local guide. Expect laughter at tiny tables, new friends over bowls of pho, and small surprises along the way. It’s more than just eating; it’s feeling the city beat around you.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Noon Street Food Tour with 8 TastingsYou’ll wander Hanoi’s Old Quarter with a local guide, tasting up to eight different street foods—from steaming bánh cuốn to crispy pancakes—plus drinks like rice wine and egg coffee. Expect laughter over shared tables, stories behind each dish, and little surprises along the way. By the end you’ll feel both full and oddly connected to this wild corner of Hanoi.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Street Food Walking Tour with Egg CoffeeYou’ll wander Hanoi’s Old Quarter with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story behind each dish — from fresh banh cuon to legendary egg coffee. Expect laughter with vendors, sidewalk tastings of eight different street foods, and a real sense of how daily life pulses through these tangled streets.
Hanoi: Michelin Street Food Walking Tour & Egg CoffeeYou’ll wander Hanoi’s buzzing streets with a local guide, sampling legendary chicken pho, crispy eel noodles, smoky bún chả at Michelin-nominated spots, then finish with creamy egg coffee overlooking Hoàn Kiếm Lake. Expect laughter over language slips and new flavors that linger long after you leave.
Hanoi: Street Food & Market Tour with Train Street & DinnerYou move through Dong Xuan Market and the Old Quarter's hidden alleys with a former chef guide, eating at family-run spots and street vendors. Lunch, dinner, snacks, and all drinks are included, with the tour adjusted to what interests you. You end the day on Train Street with a drink before heading to a restaurant for a final meal. Everything — food, beverages, and the guide — is included in one price.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat what Hanoi actually cooks for itself, not what's on a tourist menu, and you'd rather have a guide who knows the city's food history than figure it out alone. The private format and included meals mean you're not stopping to negotiate prices or hunting for lunch — you're just eating and learning.
Hanoi: Cooking Class & Market Tour with LunchYou get picked up from your hotel, tour a working Hanoi market with a local guide, then spend a few hours in a cooking class learning to make four traditional Vietnamese dishes from a professional chef. Lunch or dinner is included, along with drinks and fruit, and you eat what you've made before heading back to your hotel.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn how to cook Vietnamese food properly and understand where the ingredients come from, without spending a full day or arranging your own transport — the market tour and hotel pickup handle both of those for you.
Hanoi: Market & Cooking Class in Garden Villa with PickupYou pick ingredients at a Hanoi market, cook two or three iconic Vietnamese dishes in a spacious garden villa, and eat what you made for lunch. The guide speaks English and trained under a Sofitel head chef. Pickup from Old Quarter is free, and you get luggage storage, welcome tea, seasonal fruit, and a homemade fruit wine tasting included. The whole experience runs about four to five hours depending on your pace.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to cook actual Vietnamese food, not watch a demo, and don't want to arrange their own market visit or transport. Plan for a full morning or afternoon out—that's what gives you time to shop, cook without rushing, and sit down to eat what you made.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Cooking Class & Market Tour with Egg CoffeeYou’ll wander through Hanoi’s lively Old Quarter market with a local guide before learning to cook classic Vietnamese dishes—like crispy spring rolls and papaya salad—then try your hand at making rich egg coffee. Expect laughter in the kitchen, new flavors on your tongue, and a meal you’ll remember every time you smell fresh herbs back home.
Hanoi: Walking Food Tour & Train Street Small GroupYou walk through Hanoi's Old Quarter with a local guide, stopping at 5–8 family-run eateries and street stalls to taste phở, bún chả, bánh cuốn, spring rolls, and egg coffee. The tour includes a visit to Train Street, where trains pass through the neighborhood, plus cultural context on the area's 36 craft guilds and daily local life. Hotel pickup and all food and drinks are included; the group stays under twelve people so the pace stays manageable and the guide can accommodate dietary needs.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat what locals eat without spending the morning figuring out which stalls are safe and which dishes are worth trying — the guide's knowledge of the neighborhood and the small group size are what make it possible to taste real food at a real pace.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Vegan street food tour with local guideYou’ll taste up to ten different vegan dishes across Hanoi’s Old Quarter, wander tiny alleys with a local guide, hear stories of language and history, and share laughs over sugarcane juice or fresh beer—moments you’ll remember long after the trip.
Hanoi: Vintage Jeep City Tour, Train Street & Food TastingYou’ll ride through Hanoi by open-air Jeep with a local guide who knows every shortcut. Expect alleyway buzz, countryside calm on Banana Island, safe views of Train Street life, plus stops for egg coffee and bún chả—smoky, sweet and real. This is for anyone who wants to feel Hanoi as more than just another stop.
Hanoi Night Food Tour: Vespa Train Street Egg CoffeeA four-hour nighttime food tour of Hanoi on the back of a Vespa driven by a female rider, with hotel pickup and an English-speaking guide. You'll taste Bun Cha, Banh Xeo, Banh Cuon and other traditional dishes at family-run stops in the Old Quarter, Ngu Xa village and along the Red River, then walk Train Street and drink egg coffee while waiting for the train to pass. All food, drink and entrance fees are included.Is it for me?The guide speaks English throughout, so you can follow the commentary and ask about the neighborhoods and dishes as you go. This works for anyone comfortable sitting on the back of a Vespa for four hours—the pace is slow and the backrest is designed for stability, but it's not a tour for travelers with spinal injuries or anyone who prefers to stay off a motorbike.
Hanoi Cooking Class: Market Tour, Egg Coffee & Free WineYou’ll wander Hanoi’s lively markets with a local chef, learn to cook classic dishes like spring rolls and bun cha, taste homemade wine, and finish with iconic egg coffee. Expect laughter, real kitchen tips, stories behind every flavor—and leave knowing your booking helps support meals for children in Hanoi hospitals.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Street Food Walk & Train Street GuideYou’ll weave through Hanoi’s Old Quarter with a local guide who knows every shortcut and snack stand, sampling steamed rice pancakes, crispy spring rolls, and sipping egg coffee right on Train Street as the train rumbles past. With each bite and story shared, you’ll get closer to the city’s real flavor — something you’ll remember long after the walk ends.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Food Tour with 8+ Tastings & Secret DishYou’ll taste your way through Hanoi’s Old Quarter alongside a local guide — from smoky bún chả to delicate bánh cuốn and crunchy papaya salad. Expect laughter over language mix-ups, hidden corners only locals know, plus a secret dish revealed near the lake. If you love street food adventures that linger long after you leave, this is your kind of day.
Hanoi Motorbike Food Tour: Old Quarter, West Lake & Street EatsYou’ll ride pillion through Hanoi’s tangled streets with a local guide, stopping at lakesides and historic gates before tasting iconic street food in the Old Quarter. Expect laughter over egg coffee, stories at St Joseph’s Cathedral, and moments of quiet by West Lake—a day that lingers long after you’ve washed off the city dust.
Hanoi Old Quarter & Hoan Kiem: Street Food Walking TourYou’ll wander Hanoi’s Old Quarter with a local guide who knows every shortcut and snack stand. Taste banh mi, bun cha, sticky rice desserts, and sip creamy egg coffee near Hoan Kiem Lake. Learn how to cross the road like a local — nerves included! Expect laughter, new flavors, and glimpses into daily life you won’t forget soon.
Hanoi Cooking Class: Learn 5 Vietnamese Dishes in 3.5 HoursA 3.5-hour cooking class in Hanoi's old quarter where you visit the local market with a guide, then learn to prepare five authentic Vietnamese dishes—banh xeo, pho cuon, bun suon chua, chicken salad and egg coffee—before eating your own meal with Vietnamese rice wine. The school provides an English-speaking guide, a cookbook and a certificate; vegetarian versions are available for all dishes.Is it for me?Book this class if you want to actually cook these dishes yourself when you get home, not just taste them—the market tour at the start teaches you how to find the right ingredients anywhere, and the hands-on time with a guide means you leave knowing the technique, not just the recipe.
Hanoi: City Bike Tour, Banana Island & Local Food TastingYou’ll join a local guide cycling through Hanoi’s secret lanes and onto Banana Island, tasting fresh street snacks and strong coffee along the way. Expect real stories about daily life, laughter over language slips, and quiet moments beside lakes few tourists ever see. If you want more than just photos, this day trip from Hanoi gives you something to remember.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Vegan Street Food Tour & Local GuideYou’ll join a local guide in Hanoi’s Old Quarter for three hours of vegan street food — from crispy bánh cuốn to jackfruit salad — winding through markets and lakeside paths most visitors miss. Taste, laugh, and end with strong Vietnamese coffee plus tips for more plant-based eats around town.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Street Food Walking Tour & Local DrinksYou walk through Hanoi's Old Quarter stopping at six to seven street food vendors, tasting local specialties with French and Chinese influences, drinking local beer and Vietnamese egg coffee, and finishing with a night view of Hoan Kiem Lake from a cafe your guide knows. The guide handles the ordering and explanations; you handle the eating. No transport to arrange, no vendor negotiations — just walking and eating the way locals do.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat the way Hanoi residents do — at the actual vendors they use — without figuring out which alleys to walk into or how to order yourself. The small group size and local guide are what make the narrow streets feel like you belong there instead of like you're touring them.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Food Tour & Banh Mi Class with 10+ DishesYou'll cook banh mi with a local vendor, eat at five family-run restaurants across Hanoi's Old Quarter, browse Dong Xuan Market with snacks, and finish with cocktails at a hidden speakeasy. The guide is English-speaking and knows the owners personally. Over 10 dishes, unlimited local drinks, and a walk that covers the neighborhood from north to south in one evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat the way Hanoi residents do — at family-run spots where the owner's been there for decades — without figuring out which alleys to wander or how to order in Vietnamese. The local guide and fixed stops are what make a real neighborhood walk possible in one evening.
Hanoi Night Motorbike Food Tour: Train Street & Egg CoffeeYou’ll zip through Hanoi’s tangled streets on a motorbike with women guides who know every shortcut and snack stall. Taste banh cuon hot off the steamer, watch locals gather along Train Street as a train rumbles past inches away, pause lakeside for night views, and end with egg coffee in a hidden café — all with hotel pickup included.
Hanoi: Dusk Street Food Tour & 15+ Tastings, Michelin StopsYou’ll wander Hanoi’s lively dusk streets with a local foodie guide, tasting everything from fresh banh mi to wok-fried eel cake at family-run stalls and Michelin-listed kitchens. Expect laughter over bia hoi beer, surprises with every bite (15+ tastings!), and end your evening under cathedral lights with dessert in hand—a real taste of Hanoi after dark.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Street Food Walk & Long Bien BridgeYou walk through Hanoi's Old Quarter stopping at six to seven street food vendors, visit Dong Xuan Market and Long Bien Bridge, and taste egg coffee and local beer along the way. The tour is wheelchair accessible, includes a local guide, and takes you through neighborhoods where the city's history and daily life happen at the same time. No need to arrange your own transport or figure out which vendors are worth stopping at—the guide handles both.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat where Hanoi eats and understand the Old Quarter's layout and history without planning the route yourself or deciding which vendors are worth your time—the guide does both, and you taste seven different foods in one morning.
Hanoi Cooking Class: Cyclo Ride, Herb Garden & Local MarketYou’ll wind through Hanoi’s lively markets by cyclo before finding calm in a hidden herb garden. With your host guiding you, harvest fresh herbs, cook classic Vietnamese dishes from scratch, and share stories over lunch with homemade treats and rice wine. You might leave smelling like lemongrass — but you’ll remember the warmth long after.
Banh Mi Baking & Egg Coffee Class in HanoiA hands-on banh mi baking and Vietnamese coffee class in Hanoi where you knead dough, pickle vegetables, prepare fillings, and brew egg coffee in a local home kitchen with a professional English-speaking chef. Small groups mean real interaction and plenty of time at each step. All ingredients, equipment, homemade wine tasting, and a digital recipe booklet are included; the class runs four hours and ends with a meal of your own creations.Is it for me?Choose the join-in option if you want to meet other travelers and share the meal at the end; book private if you prefer the class and kitchen to yourselves, with the same four hours and all inclusions either way.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Street Food Walking Tour & Local BitesYou’ll follow a local guide through Hanoi’s Old Quarter, tasting pillow cake, shrimp cakes, bánh mì sandwiches, and sipping egg coffee in hidden corners. Expect laughter over mispronounced words and quiet moments in busy markets — this day trip is all about flavor and feeling your way into Hanoi life.
Hanoi cooking class with local market tour and cyclo tripA hands-on cooking class in Hanoi where you ride a cyclo to a local market, buy ingredients by bargaining with vendors, then work in a professional kitchen with a chef to prepare traditional Vietnamese dishes—Pho, Bun Cha, spring rolls and a salad—and eat lunch or dinner from what you cooked. Groups stay under ten people, and the class runs five hours with hotel pickup included.Is it for me?Book this class if you want to learn how Vietnamese food actually comes together—not just the recipes, but the market knowledge and technique a home cook in Hanoi uses every day. The cyclo ride and market visit aren't add-ons; they're where you discover why certain ingredients matter and how locals shop, so the cooking that follows makes sense.
Hanoi: Street Food Walking Tour & Local DishesYou walk through Hanoi's Old Quarter with a local foodie guide, stopping at seven hidden vendor spots to taste dishes locals eat every day: fresh starters, Bun cha, Banh mi, noodle soup, market-side snacks, traditional dessert, and coffee by the lake. The guide provides a conical hat or raincoat, tells the stories behind each dish, and handles all the navigation so you don't have to figure out where to go or what's safe to eat. The whole thing takes three to four hours and includes all seven dishes plus a drink.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat what Hanoi residents actually eat instead of what's served in tourist zones, and you'd rather have someone who grew up here explain why each dish tastes the way it does—the guide takes the guesswork out of finding real food and the stories out of a guidebook.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Vegetarian Street Food Cyclo TourYou’ll wind through Hanoi’s Old Quarter on foot and by cyclo, tasting vegetarian street food from family-run stalls while your guide shares stories behind every dish. Expect warm laughs from locals, rich flavors you won’t forget, and a final pause over creamy egg coffee as the city hums around you.
Hanoi: Trấn Quốc Pagoda & Rose Kitchen Cooking Class CSRYou’ll wander Hanoi’s oldest pagoda with a local guide before heading to a hidden villa for hands-on cooking (and laughter over your apron skills). Taste your own Vietnamese dishes at a family-style lunch, sip signature coffee, and know your day supports real community projects—leaving you with more than recipes.
Hanoi Vespa Food Tour: Night Street Eats & Egg Coffee RideYou’ll ride pillion on a vintage Vespa through Hanoi’s Old Quarter at night with a local guide, tasting Banh Cuon and Bun Cha at family-run spots before crossing Long Bien Bridge for riverside views and seafood BBQ. The evening ends with legendary egg coffee in a hidden café—leaving you full of flavors and little moments you won’t forget soon.
Hanoi Cooking Class: Market Tour & Coffee TastingYou arrive at a Hanoi morning market with a local host, learn to identify ingredients and cooking techniques, then prepare four traditional Vietnamese dishes from scratch in their kitchen. You eat what you've cooked, taste three styles of Vietnamese coffee, and drink homemade wine. Hotel pickup and drop-off within the Old Quarter are included, along with a digital recipe book and a certificate. The whole experience runs four to five hours.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand how Hanoi eats rather than just taste food, and who'd rather learn from someone who cooks this way every day than follow a recipe at home. The market walk at the start is what makes the cooking part make sense—you see where things come from before you cook with them.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Street Food Walking Tour & Egg CoffeeYou’ll wind through Hanoi’s Old Quarter with a local guide who knows where to find the best bun cha and egg coffee (trust me, you’ll remember that taste). Expect laughter with vendors, secret alleyways, and maybe even a water puppet show by Hoan Kiem Lake if you’re up for it. It’s messy, lively, and full of small surprises you’ll carry home.
Hanoi Michelin Star Food Tour: Jeep, Vespa or MotorbikeA four-hour Hanoi food tour combines Michelin-nominated restaurants with hidden local spots, traveling by vintage Army Jeep, Vespa or motorbike through backstreets and narrow alleys. You taste egg coffee, phở, bún chả, bánh mì and local desserts; watch a train pass inches away at Train Street; and finish with fresh Bia Hơi beer among locals. An English-speaking guide, all food and drinks, and a rain poncho are included; you choose your vehicle at checkout.Is it for me?Choose the Jeep if you're traveling with others or prefer a more stable ride through the backstreets; pick the Vespa or motorbike if you want to move through narrow alleys and feel the city's rhythm more directly. The vehicle you choose changes how you move through Hanoi, not what you eat or where you stop.
Hanoi: Scooter Food Tour with Train Street & Local MarketsYou’ll ride pillion through Hanoi’s buzzing streets on a scooter with a local guide, stopping at landmarks like Long Bien Bridge and Dong Xuan Market before tasting street food classics. Expect laughter over egg coffee by West Lake and stories only locals share—this isn’t just sightseeing; it’s feeling Hanoi pulse around you.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Street Food Walking Tour with TastingsYou’ll wander Hanoi’s Old Quarter on foot with a local guide, tasting up to 10 different street foods — from crispy baguettes to steaming noodle soup. Sit shoulder-to-shoulder with locals on tiny stools, hear stories behind each dish, and soak up the city’s unique energy. It’s more than lunch or dinner; it’s a slice of everyday life you won’t forget soon.
Hanoi: Night Jeep Food Tour & Train Street with Egg CoffeeYou’ll ride through Hanoi by open-air jeep with a local guide, taste Bun Cha at a spot even Obama visited, try different versions of Pho in hidden alleys, and sip egg coffee while waiting for the train to pass just meters away. Expect laughter, city lights, and flavors you’ll remember long after you leave.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Food Tour & Coffee Class Small GroupYou’ll taste your way through Hanoi’s Old Quarter with a local guide, sampling street food from papaya salad to banh mi, then learn how to make traditional egg coffee in a cozy café. With pickup included and only four people per group, you’ll get real stories and flavors you’ll remember long after heading home.
Hanoi Old Quarter Street Food Tour: Taste 10 Local DishesYou’ll taste your way through Hanoi’s Old Quarter, sampling ten different street foods while learning local stories from a real insider. It’s not just about eating—it’s about seeing how people live here, squeezing between scooters and sharing tables with strangers who might offer you their favorite dipping sauce.
Hanoi Night Street Food Tour by Motorbike: Opera House, MarketsIf you want to really taste Hanoi after dark, this tour is for you. You’ll ride with a local, eat where the city eats, and see famous spots like Long Bien Bridge and Dong Xuan Market from a whole new angle. It’s not just about food—it’s about feeling Hanoi’s energy up close.
Hanoi: Vespa food tour with local women guides + dinnerYou’ll ride vintage Vespas through Hanoi’s lively streets with local women guides who know every shortcut and snack stall. Taste Banh cuon, Bun cha, Pho, fresh seafood BBQ, and finish with legendary egg coffee in a hidden café. Expect laughter, stories about family traditions, city lights over West Lake — moments you’ll remember long after you leave Vietnam.
Hanoi Old Quarter Street Food Tour & Egg CoffeeYou'll walk through Hanoi's Old Quarter for three hours with an English-speaking guide, stopping at 5–8 street food stalls to taste bánh cuốn, bún chả, phở, spring rolls, and other local dishes. Egg coffee, fresh beer, and water are included. The guide shares stories about the neighborhood's history and culture while you eat, and vegetarian options are available. Hotel pickup from the city center and return transport are included for smaller groups.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste the real food of Hanoi without spending the morning figuring out which stalls are worth stopping at — the guide handles the route, the allergies, and the stories, which is what turns a meal into an understanding of the neighborhood.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Food tour with Train Street & guideYou’ll wander Hanoi’s Old Quarter with a local guide, tasting street food you probably wouldn’t find solo — think bánh cuốn and phở gà in hidden corners. Then you’ll sit trackside on Train Street, sipping coffee as trains thunder past just inches away. It’s that mix of flavors, sounds, and real daily life that you’ll remember long after the trip.
Hanoi Walking Food Tour: 3 Hours with Live JazzYou’ll taste Hanoi’s best street food with a local guide who knows every shortcut and secret café. Sip egg coffee by Hoan Kiem Lake, share laughter over Bia Hoi on Beer Street, then end your night listening to live jazz where locals actually go. It’s the kind of evening you’ll remember long after you leave Vietnam.
Hanoi Night Vespa Food Tour & Live Music ExperienceThis is your chance to ride vintage Vespas through Hanoi’s buzzing streets after dark with a local guide, tasting secret street foods you’d never find alone. Watch trains thunder past from a tiny café on Train Street, sip egg coffee, and end your night listening (or singing) at a live music bar — memories you’ll carry home long after.
Vietnamese Cooking Class in Hanoi: 3 Dishes + Market TourA Vietnamese cooking class in Hanoi where you choose three traditional dishes to prepare, starting with a 45-minute visit to a local market to select ingredients, then returning to cook and eat together. The guide teaches technique and seasoning, provides written recipes after class, and children from age 5 are welcome. A live English-speaking guide leads the group; private classes are available as an alternative to the shared option.Is it for me?Book the shared group class if you want to cook alongside other travelers and meet people in Hanoi; choose the private option if you'd rather have the guide's full attention and set your own pace through the three dishes.
Hanoi West Lake: Bun Cha cooking class with rooftop viewStart at a bustling Hanoi wet market picking fresh ingredients before learning to make Bun Cha on a rooftop overlooking West Lake. With your local host guiding every step—from grilling pork to sharing family dessert traditions—you’ll eat together and swap stories as city lights come up outside. It’s an honest slice of Hanoi you’ll remember long after leaving.
Hanoi Street Food Walking Tour & Local Guide Near CathedralTaste your way through Hanoi’s Old Quarter as you sample eight authentic Vietnamese street foods with a local expert. Learn stories behind each dish, sit shoulder-to-shoulder with locals, and soak up the lively atmosphere near St Joseph’s Cathedral. A relaxed pace and personal touches make this tour feel like exploring with a friend.
Frequently asked questions
Can I book with free cancellation?
Yes: 82 of the 82 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?
Hanoi Old Quarter Street Food Tour & Hoan Kiem Lake is the travelers' favorite, rated 4.97 out of 5 across 5,381 reviews.
Are private options available?
Yes, 8 private experiences are available if you prefer a closed group.
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