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Ho Chi Minh City Motorbike Food Tour: 7–12 tastings, 5 districts★ 4.98 (10,551) · 4h
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Saigon Street Food by Scooter: Eat Where Locals Do★ 5.00 (299) · 3h 30m
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Street Food Motorbike Tour Ho Chi Minh City: 10 Dishes★ 5.00 (3,138) · 4h
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Ho Chi Minh: Private Street Food Tour by Motorbike & StudentsYou’ll zip through Ho Chi Minh City’s tangled alleys by motorbike or car with local students, tasting everything from beef noodle soup to smoky grilled banana with coconut milk. Expect laughter over tiny stools, real stories from your guide, and an unfiltered look at Saigon street life—all food tastings and hotel pickup included.
Ho Chi Minh City Street Food Tour: 9 Dishes, Private GuideA private 4-hour street food walking tour of Ho Chi Minh City led by an English-speaking guide who picks you up at your hotel and takes you through non-tourist districts to taste nine dishes: rice pancakes, barbecue seafood, beef in betel leaves, banh mi, and dessert at the night flower market, with all food, drinks and transport included. Children from age 2 are welcome; the tour suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Your guide speaks English throughout, so you follow the commentary and the stories behind each dish without a translation app or guesswork — the tour works for anyone comfortable walking 4 hours through alleys and sitting to eat at local spots.
Ho Chi Minh City: Private Motorbike Street Food Night TourYou’ll taste your way through Saigon’s neighborhoods on a private motorbike street food tour — sampling everything from crispy pancakes to coconut ice cream. Expect laughter with local guides, surprise stops at hidden pagodas or flower markets, and stories behind each dish. It’s not just about eating; it’s about feeling the city pulse beneath you as you ride.
Saigon Street Food Tour by Night: Private Motorbike & 9 TastingsA private motorbike street food tour through Ho Chi Minh City at night, with an English-speaking guide, hotel pickup and nine food stops. You ride on the back of a modern motorbike to neighborhood vendors and markets, tasting dishes that are typically known only to locals. The guide chooses vendors with a reputation for food safety and cleanliness, and the tour includes a rain poncho, helmet and accident insurance.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want a private experience on motorbike rather than walking or joining a group — the guide does the driving and the route-finding, so you focus on the food and the neighborhoods instead of navigation. Choose it if you prefer to eat at vendors locals actually use, with someone who knows which ones are safe and worth your time.
Private Saigon Bike Tour: Notre Dame, Pink Church & Night FoodSee Saigon’s real side by bike—zip through alleys, visit iconic churches, cross city bridges, and taste street food at night markets with a local guide. You’ll get stories, snacks, and city views most visitors miss.
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Saigon Night Food Tour by Motorbike & Flower MarketYou’ll ride through Saigon by night with a local guide, tasting street food—from grilled noodles to oysters—exploring the bustling District 10 flower market, and pausing for city views before ending with bánh mì and dessert. Expect laughter, unexpected flavors, and the hum of Saigon after dark.
Ho Chi Minh City: Night Food Tour by Motorbike & Local EatsYou’ll ride pillion through Saigon’s wild streets with a local guide, tasting everything from crispy “Vietnamese pizza” to rich crab noodle soup. Expect laughter over clumsy chopsticks, fresh flavors at every stop, and the city’s energy buzzing around you all night long. Come hungry—and maybe bring an extra napkin or two.
Street Food Tour Ho Chi Minh City: 10 dishes with pickup includedA walking street food tour in Ho Chi Minh City covering 2.5 km through District 3 and Ho Thi Ky flower market, with 10 dishes, drinks and Saigon beer included; pickup and drop-off at your hotel in Districts 1, 3, or 4 are part of the package. The guide arranges the route around what's open and available that day, so the menu shifts slightly depending on when you go. Dietary restrictions can be noted after booking.Is it for me?You're walking the whole time with a guide who knows which stalls are worth stopping at, so you taste the real thing instead of hunting for it yourself—ideal if you want to eat like a local without spending the afternoon asking for directions or worrying whether a place is actually good.
Ho Chi Minh City: Night Motorbike Food Tour & Female RidersYou’ll jump on a motorbike behind a local female guide and zip through Saigon’s lively districts after dark. Taste real street snacks like bánh mì and avocado ice cream, explore flower markets and old apartment blocks, then end by the river with city lights around you. It’s noisy, colorful, sometimes chaotic — but you’ll feel right in the middle of it all.
Ho Chi Minh City: Afternoon Street Food Scooter Tour & Hidden BunkerYou’ll ride pillion on a scooter through Ho Chi Minh City’s tangled streets with a local guide, sipping coffee above a secret war bunker, tasting banh xeo pancakes and spring rolls, wandering flower markets, visiting Chinatown’s oldest temple—and feeling Saigon’s pulse up close.
Ho Chi Minh: Street Food Motorbike Tour & Local MarketsYou’ll ride through Ho Chi Minh City on a motorbike with local guides who know every shortcut and snack stall. Taste grilled banana sticky rice, rich Bun Bo Hue noodles, barbecue beef wrapped in betel leaves, sizzling pancakes from Mekong recipes, and finish with sweet soup under old apartments—plus sugarcane juice or beer along the way.
Ho Chi Minh City: Night Street Food Walking Tour & BeerYou’ll wander Ho Chi Minh City’s lively night streets with a local guide who knows every shortcut and snack stand. Taste beef stew noodles, banh mi, Cantonese BBQ pork, barbecued beef meatballs, and finish with flan cake for dessert—all included. Along the way there’s Saigonese coffee in a hidden alley and cold street beer shared with locals. It’s messy, delicious fun—and you’ll feel like part of the city for an evening.
Ho Chi Minh City: Night Food Tour by Scooter & Ao Dai DriversYou’ll ride pillion through five buzzing districts of Ho Chi Minh City on this scooter food tour led by women drivers in traditional Ao Dai. Taste over ten local dishes from street stalls and markets, sip sugarcane juice or beer with your guide, and catch glimpses of Chinatown and the flower market after dark. Expect laughter, bold flavors, and a side of city life you can’t get walking.
Saigon Motorbike Street Food Tour: 7-12 TastingsA motorbike food tour through Saigon that combines 7, 9 or 12 tastings at street stalls with rides through Chinatown (Cholon), the Flower Market, and 1960s local apartment blocks, guided in English. Hotel pickup and scooter insurance are included; you choose the tasting count at checkout.Is it for me?Book the 7-tasting option if you want a quick introduction to Saigon's food scene without spending the whole day eating; the 9 or 12-tasting packages suit travelers who want to linger longer in Chinatown and taste the depth of what the neighborhood offers. The scooter is what gets you into the narrow alleys and markets that cars and buses can't reach, so you're not just seeing the city from a bus window.
Saigon: Morning Street Food & Unseen Motorbike TourYou’ll ride through Ho Chi Minh City’s alleys by motorbike with a local guide, tasting street food like banh xeo and spring roll vermicelli, exploring secret war bunkers and flower markets, wandering incense-filled temples—and feeling part of Saigon’s morning rhythm before most tourists wake up.
Motorcycle Food Tour Ho Chi Minh: Female Rider TeamYou ride through Ho Chi Minh City on the back of a scooter with a female guide, stopping at four carefully chosen spots for lunch and dinner—bò kho in a stone bowl, tiger prawn rolls, crab noodle soup, and grilled beef in betel leaves. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, along with helmet, fuel, and a rain poncho if the weather turns. The pace is steady, the guide speaks English, and you eat where locals eat.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to eat where locals do without arranging transport or navigating the city alone. The scooter is how you move through Saigon's food scene—it's faster than walking and closer than a van, which is what makes hitting four quality spots in one outing possible.
Ho Chi Minh City Evening Street Food Tour: Six Saigon DishesAn evening street food tour in Ho Chi Minh City where you walk to six famous local dishes with a guide, starting with pickup from your hotel. The route moves through the food district in District 3 and surrounding neighborhoods, stopping at family-run stalls and restaurants—a chef with 25 years' experience makes the lemongrass beef noodle soup, another with 20 years prepares the rice pancakes—and ends with coconut ice cream at the night flower market. Dinner, all tastings, and return transport are included; the guide speaks English.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to taste six signature southern Vietnamese dishes at the actual stalls locals eat from, guided by someone who knows which vendors to trust and what to order.
Ho Chi Minh City: Night Food Tour by Scooter & Local EatsYou’ll ride through Saigon’s lively streets by scooter with a local guide, tasting Vietnamese pancakes and noodles at real street stalls. Learn to make traditional coffee in an old apartment café and end your night with sweet local desserts before being dropped off back at your hotel. You’ll feel part of the city’s rhythm for an evening.
Late Night Food Walk Saigon: Street Food Tasting TourA late-night street food walking tour through Saigon where you taste 6 to 7 local dishes across hidden alleys, the Hồ Thị Kỷ Flower Market, a Cambodian neighborhood and old apartment complexes—with a live English or Vietnamese-speaking guide who knows the vendors and the back routes tourists miss. The menu changes daily based on what's available; you choose between a small group tour, a private tour, or a vegan version of the same walk.Is it for me?Book the private tour if you want the guide's full attention and the flexibility to linger at stops or ask detailed questions about the food and neighborhoods. Choose the small group version if you're happy sharing the route and don't mind meeting other travelers. The vegan option follows the same walk through the same neighborhoods but swaps meat and seafood dishes for plant-based versions the vendors prepare.
Saigon Vespa Street Food Tour with Live Music: 4 HoursA 4-hour Saigon night tour on the back of a vintage Vespa, starting with hotel pickup at 6 p.m. and ending at a live music bar. You stop at five street food vendors to eat seafood, banh xeo, banh khot, banana cake and ice cream, all included with beer and local drinks, then spend an hour listening to live music where young Vietnamese unwind. The guide speaks English and rides with you through backstreets and alleys.Is it for me?Hotel pickup at 6 p.m. means you don't need to find the meeting point or arrange your own transport to the backstreets where the food stalls are—the driver collects you and brings you to the group, so the evening is ready to go when you step outside.
Ho Chi Minh City: Female Motorbike Food Tour & 5 DistrictsYou’ll ride pillion with a local female guide through five districts of Ho Chi Minh City, tasting everything from beef noodle soup to sweet grilled banana sticky rice. Along the way, you’ll visit flower markets and Cholon’s temples, share stories over jasmine tea, and soak up Saigon’s wild energy — all with hotel pickup and every bite included.
Ho Chi Minh City Motorbike Street Food Tour: 12 TastingsA motorbike street food tour in Ho Chi Minh City where you ride behind a local guide to 12 stops tasting noodles, spring rolls, bánh mì, grilled snacks, oysters, flan, and drinks—all food and fuel included, with pickup from your hotel and a helmet provided. Vegetarian options are available, though they may include fewer tastings. The tour runs 4 hours and suits all fitness levels; it is not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with spinal injuries or cardiovascular concerns.Is it for me?You want to eat the way locals do without planning each stop yourself—the motorbike and the guide handle the route and the timing, so you taste 12 dishes in four hours and never wonder where the next one is.
Ho Chi Minh City: Street Food Walk with 12 Tastings & Local SpotsYou’ll taste your way through Saigon’s backstreets with a local guide—sampling bánh mì, spring rolls, grilled snacks, sweets like flan and sticky rice cake. Alongside laughter and new flavors, you’ll wander hidden alleys most visitors miss. Expect full bellies, small surprises, and memories that linger long after the last bite.
Ho Chi Minh City: Night Street Food Scooter Tour & BBQYou’ll ride pillion behind a local guide through Saigon’s wild nighttime streets, tasting crispy pancakes in hidden alleys, slurping spicy noodle soups outside tourist zones, grilling your own barbecue over tabletop coals, and finishing with sweet Vietnamese desserts. Expect laughter, new flavors, and a city that feels personal by midnight.
Saigon: Street Food & Scooter Tour with Local StudentsYou’ll ride as a passenger through Saigon’s buzzing streets with friendly student guides, tasting local dishes like banh mi and grilled banana in real neighborhoods far from tourist crowds. Expect laughter over street food stalls, stories behind Chinatown’s alleys, and that feeling when you realize you’re seeing the city from inside out.
Saigon Night Jeep Food Tour: Seafood, Street Eats & Rooftop BarYou’ll ride through Saigon by night in an open jeep with hotel pickup, tasting fresh seafood on bustling District 4 streets, trying crispy Banh Xeo tucked away in alleys, stopping for coconut ice cream, and ending with a drink above the city lights. Expect laughter with locals, unexpected flavors—and maybe one or two moments you’ll want to hold onto long after you’re home.
Ho Chi Minh City Jeep Tour: War History & Street FoodA private or group tour of Ho Chi Minh City by American Army Jeep, with a professional English-speaking guide, visits Independence Palace, the War Remnants Museum, Jade Emperor Pagoda, Saigon Central Post Office, and multiple historic streets over four hours. Entrance fees and cold water are included; the tour operates daily and is suitable for all fitness levels, though not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries. A Lunar New Year surcharge applies February 16–20.Is it for me?Book the private option if you want the Jeep and guide to yourself and prefer a flexible schedule; choose the group tour to split costs and meet other travelers; pick the Soul of Saigon if the Secret Weapon Cellar's hidden-bunker history is your main draw; select the Street Food Safari After Dark to trade daytime temples for night markets and street food instead.
Ho Chi Minh City Street Food Tour by Motorbike: 10 DishesA guided motorbike food tour through Ho Chi Minh City's neighborhoods and markets, lasting 3.5 hours, where you taste up to 10 street dishes—bánh cuốn, bánh xèo, bò kho, and others—while an English-speaking local driver handles the traffic and navigation. Pickup and drop-off at your hotel are included, as is all food and drink; the tour runs private or shared at the same price depending on booking time.Is it for me?Book the shared version if you want to meet other travelers and split the cost; choose private if you're traveling with family or prefer a smaller group. Either way, the motorbike format lets you reach the neighborhoods and stalls a walking tour would miss, and your driver's knowledge of where locals actually eat saves the time and guesswork of finding good food on your own.
Vegan Street Food Walking Tour in Ho Chi Minh CityA three-hour vegan walking tour through Ho Chi Minh City led by a local guide, moving through Ban Co Market, a historic apartment block, and neighborhood alleys to taste 7–8 authentic vegan dishes at family-run spots. The itinerary shifts with what's fresh and open that day; you'll walk around 7,000 steps and receive the guide's personal recipes afterward. Minimum age 18; public transport is available near the meeting point.Is it for me?The tour starts at a fixed meeting point with public transport nearby, so you don't need a car or a hotel in a specific neighborhood to join. If you're staying anywhere in Ho Chi Minh City and want to eat the way locals do—not the famous dishes, just the everyday comfort food—this route works whether you arrived yesterday or live here.
Ho Chi Minh City: Michelin Food Tour by Motorbike at NightYou’ll ride pillion through Saigon’s buzzing night streets on this Michelin food tour by motorbike, stopping at local favorites for chicken noodle soup, bánh xèo pancakes, grilled beef wrapped in betel leaves, and rich bò kho stew. Expect laughter with your guide, skyline views from Ba Son Bridge, and an honest taste of Ho Chi Minh City’s street life—all with pickup included.
Saigon: Michelin Street Food Scooter Tour & 9 TastingsYou’ll taste your way across Saigon on scooters with locals—sampling nine dishes from North to South Vietnam, sipping sugarcane juice or beer at bustling markets, and ending with dessert by the river. Expect laughter, real street life, hotel pickup included, plus small surprises that linger long after you’re home.
Ho Chi Minh City craft beer and street food tour by scooterA guided evening tour of Ho Chi Minh City by scooter that stops at a rooftop bar, Nguyen Thien Thuat Street's street food vendors, the city's biggest flower market, a local pub for dinner with Vietnamese craft beer, and The CRAFT Beer PUB for tastings. Your English-speaking guide handles the route and introductions; you ride on the back of the scooter, eat at each stop, and sample beers brewed locally. The tour runs four hours and includes dinner, beverages, helmet and rain poncho.Is it for me?Book this if you prefer riding between venues on a scooter rather than walking, and want a guided route through craft beer spots and food stops across Saigon's rooftop bars, markets, and local pubs.
Saigon: Vespa Night Street Food Tour with Female RidersYou’ll hop on a Vespa behind a local female rider in ao dai for an honest taste of Saigon nightlife — from spicy seafood joints to secret banh xeo pancakes and sweet mango ice cream. Expect laughter over plastic stools, scooter rides through glowing streets, and moments that linger long after dessert melts away.
Ho Chi Minh City: Night Scooter Food Tour & 7 TastingsYou’ll ride through Ho Chi Minh City by scooter with a local guide, tasting seven street foods from grilled banana to beef noodle soup. Expect market walks in Cholon and Ho Thi Ky flower market, plus beer with locals at night. You’ll feel swept up in real Saigon energy — laughter, flavors, late-night stories — all included with pickup and drop-off.
Saigon motorbike food tour: Street eats with a local guideA small-group motorbike tour through Saigon where you ride on a local bike with an English-speaking guide, stopping at neighborhood spots to eat Vietnamese food and drink local beverages. The tour runs four hours with hotel pickup from central districts, helmet included, and all food and drinks at each stop covered. Not suitable for pregnant travelers; children from age 11 are welcome.Is it for me?Book the small-group ride if you're comfortable sharing the motorbike and guide's focus with other travelers, or choose private if you want the guide's undivided attention and your own bike for the full duration.
Ho Chi Minh City Walking Food Tour: 12+ TastingsThis guided walking food tour in Ho Chi Minh City takes you through Districts 3 and 10 to taste 12 Vietnamese street foods at authentic stalls, markets and hidden spots where locals eat. Your English-speaking guide leads you through night markets, flower markets, ancient apartment blocks and alleyways, explaining the story behind each dish. The tour runs four hours and includes all tastings, drinks and dinner; you choose between a private tour with dedicated transportation or a group departure.Is it for me?Pick the private option if you need your own pace through the neighborhoods; join the group departure if you'd rather have someone else handle logistics while you focus on the food and people around you.
Saigon: Evening Street Food Walking Tour with 20 TastingsYou’ll wander Saigon’s lively streets with a local guide, tasting nearly twenty street foods and drinks across three districts. Expect laughter over unfamiliar flavors, jasmine-scented markets after dark, and glimpses of daily life in hidden alleys. If you’re hungry for real Saigon — rain or shine — this evening food safari sticks with you long after it ends.
Street Food Tour by Motorbike in Ho Chi Minh City: 10 TastingsA 4-hour street food tour by motorbike through Ho Chi Minh City where you taste 10 dishes at local stalls across 4 districts, including Chinatown, with a guide who eats what you eat. Pickup from your hotel in Districts 1, 3, 4 or the Opera House is included; the tour avoids tourist restaurants and serves Saigon beer and a dessert alongside the savory stops.Is it for me?Choose the shared tour if you want to meet other travelers and keep the cost down, or book the private option if you prefer your own driver and a smaller group. Either way, the 4-hour motorbike route and all 10 dishes stay the same—the difference is who you ride with.
Ho Chi Minh City street food tour: 11 dishes in CholonThis 4-hour street food tour through Ho Chi Minh City's Cholon neighborhood takes you to 11 stops tasting crab noodle soup, papaya salad, grilled lemongrass beef, bánh xèo at a hidden century-old market, and other local staples, with a live English, Chinese or Korean-speaking guide and hotel pickup included. The route moves through old Saigon neighborhoods—Nguyen Thien Thuat apartment buildings and Ho Thi Ky flower market—and ends with Saigon beer and a Mekong-style dessert.Is it for me?Pick this shared tour if you want a guide steering you through 11 dishes in sequence; choose self-guided if you'd rather skip dishes or linger longer at stops you pick.
Ho Chi Minh City Street Food Tour: Taste Saigon's AlleysA 4-hour guided street food tour through Ho Chi Minh City that takes you into District 3's alleys and the Nguyen Thien Thuat apartment complex to taste local dishes where locals eat them. Your guide speaks English or Vietnamese, picks you up from your accommodation in districts 1, 3, 4, 5 or 10, and brings you back after the tour ends. The route moves by motorbike with helmet and rain poncho provided, and all food and drinks are included.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're staying in central Ho Chi Minh City without a car and want to eat where locals do instead of navigating the alleys alone. The motorbike and guide handle the route, the traffic, and the language, so you taste the food without the logistics.
Vegan Food Tour by Motorbike in Ho Chi Minh City: 9 DishesA 4-hour vegan food tour by motorbike in Ho Chi Minh City where you ride behind your guide through District 10, Cholon and the city's oldest neighborhoods, stopping at street stalls and markets to taste nine dishes including bún bò, bánh mì, gỏi cuốn and chè mâm. Your guide handles the traffic; you handle the food. Pickup from your accommodation and drop-off at your hotel or the Saigon Opera House are included, along with all dishes, snacks, drinks and accident insurance.Is it for me?Small groups work best here since you're riding on the back of a motorbike—this tour suits solo travelers and pairs who want to taste street food the way locals do, moving fast through hidden neighborhoods instead of sitting at a restaurant table.
Vespa Saigon By Night Street Food Tour: Local Eats & Live MusicA four-hour night tour of Saigon by vintage Vespa, starting with hotel pickup at 6pm and moving through the city's after-dark streets, markets and neighborhoods. You stop for Vietnamese pancakes and spring rolls at a local eatery, then seafood at a restaurant with local ambience, then dessert and live acoustic music at a cafe, and finish at a rooftop or live music bar. All food and drink are included, along with an English-speaking guide, bottled water and hotel drop-off.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're staying in a Saigon hotel without a car or scooter of your own—the pickup at 6pm and drop-off at the end means you step out of your room and into the night without arranging transport or navigating the streets yourself. The Vespa is how you move, so you see the city from street level and stop wherever the food and music happen, rather than watching from a bus.
Ho Chi Minh City: Motorbike Food Tour with 10 Street EatsYou’ll ride pillion through five lively districts of Ho Chi Minh City by motorbike, sampling ten street foods only locals usually find. With an English-speaking guide leading the way, expect laughter over tricky pronunciations, quick bites at hidden spots, and even a rain poncho if needed. It’s noisy, deliciously messy—and you might find yourself thinking about those flavors long after you’re home.
Ho Chi Minh City: 10-Dish Food Tour by Motorbike & Local GuideYou ride a motorbike through Ho Chi Minh City with an English-speaking local guide, stopping at ten food stalls to eat papaya salad, rice rolls, sizzling crepes, beef noodle soup, and other dishes that locals actually order. Hotel pickup or Opera House meeting point, all food and drinks included, with helmet and insurance provided. The menu doesn't shrink to cut costs, and every stop holds a government food safety certificate.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat the way locals do in Ho Chi Minh City without arranging transport, finding restaurants, or negotiating prices at each stop — the motorbike and the guide handle all three, and the fixed menu means you get the full ten dishes no matter what day you go.
Saigon Scooter Food Tour & Local Markets MorningThis is your chance to ride pillion through Saigon’s hidden lanes, sample street food shoulder-to-shoulder with locals, and wander vibrant markets with a friendly guide. Includes hotel pickup, breakfast and lunch, drinks, and all the little moments that make Ho Chi Minh City unforgettable long after you’ve left.
Ho Chi Minh City: Chinatown Walking Food Tour & Local MarketsYou walk through Ho Chi Minh City's oldest neighborhoods with a local guide, stopping at a banana sticky rice stall that serves thousands daily, learning how to make Vietnamese steamed rice rolls, and tasting banh mi and traditional coffee at family-run spots. You pass the wet market, bird market, motorbike market, and the city's biggest flower market, then visit Thien Hau Temple to understand why Chinese immigrants settled here. Hotel pickup, water, and tea are included; the tour takes 3–4 hours depending on the pace and what you decide to eat.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat real food from the places locals actually go, understand how a neighborhood works, and have someone who lives there explain why things are the way they are — the guide handles the navigation and the introductions, so you just show up and taste.
Frequently asked questions
Can I book with free cancellation?
Yes: 49 of the 49 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.
Which one is the travelers' favorite?
Ho Chi Minh City Motorbike Food Tour: 7–12 tastings, 5 districts is the travelers' favorite, rated 4.98 out of 5 across 10,551 reviews.
Are private options available?
Yes, 5 private experiences are available if you prefer a closed group.
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