Discovering Hanoi’s Old Quarter street foods can be a leap of faith without a guide to steer you to the must-eats and prevent you getting lost. With this small-group tour, you’ll visit tried-and-trusted food spots to sample classics, such as Steam rice pancake,Mix noodle salad ,crispy pancake, fried spring roll, egg coffee and more, all with a guide to describe each dish and help you navigate.

When in Hanoi, exploring the city's street food scene is a must-do activity. Here are some of the most delicious dishes to try:

1. Banh Cuon (Vietnamese steamed rice ) - a delicious dish often served for breakfast.

2. Bun cha Obama - a dish of grilled pork and noodles, which is thought to have originated from Hanoi, Vietnam. Bún chả is served with grilled fatty pork (chả) over a plate of white rice noodles (bún) and herbs with a side dish of dipping sauce.

3. Grilled rice paper is called Vietnamese pizza because this dish is prepared and looks quite similar to a pizza.

4. Mix Noodle Salad (Bun bo tron Nam Bo) - a traditional beef noodle dish.

5. Grill Pork Sticks Recipe (Nem Lui Da Nang) which is an amazing dish in beautiful beach city. Beside grilled pork sticks, one important thing to create its flavour is sauce. Serving with vegetables and this sauce will bring you a spectacular feeling which you ever feel before.

6. Desserts - a sweet and creamy dessert soup made with coconut milk, beans, and fruits, or Vietnamese Egg Coffee, a rich and frothy coffee topped with whipped egg yolk and condensed milk.

7. Hanoi Train Street

Hanoi's street food scene is a must-try for anyone visiting the city. Make sure to explore the small alleyways and hidden street stalls to find the best dishes, and don't be afraid to try something new!

More option:

We will have other options depending on the quantity and the time:
Grilled oyster with spring onion (Hàu nướng mỡ hành): These Vietnamese-style grilled oysters are flavourful and beautiful to look at with the additions of scallion oil and roasted peanuts.

The Vietnamese word for “bread,” “bánh Mì” (pronounced BUN-mee), also describes a unique type of sandwich that is a culinary fusion of two cultures and a shining example of how food is always connected to history.

What is pho? It is one of the most popular dishes in Vietnam, with chewy noodles, flavourful broth, and tender meat. Come along on a flavourful journey with us as we reveal all the information you require to fully appreciate this culinary gem from Vietnam.

If you are on a private tour and want to try other dishes based on your request, please let us know and we will make an appointment. We are honoured to meet and serve you and your loved ones through a programme tailored to your needs.