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Hanoi Food Tours Led By Women: Hanoi Jeep Food Tours

HANOI STREET FOOD TOURS

Name: HANOI STREET FOOD TOURS
SKU: 1713
Price: 60 USD
Availability: InStock

60 $

Duration: 4 Hours

Category: Travel News

Description

Hanoi Street Food Tour by Jeep | Best Night Food Experience in Hanoi

Discover the flavors, sights, and sounds of Hanoi like never before with our unforgettable Hanoi Jeep Street Food Tour. This immersive night food tour takes you beyond the tourist path into the real heart of Hanoi, combining iconic street food stops with historic landmarks and authentic local experiences.

Discover Hanoi’s Hidden Food Gems

Ditch the guidebook and follow the trails inspired by Anthony Bourdain’s Hanoi food adventures. This curated Hanoi food tour goes deep into the city’s vibrant alleys and neighborhoods, uncovering culinary treasures passed down through generations.

Led by expert local guides, this journey offers a one-of-a-kind blend of Vietnamese street food, cultural insights, and city highlights—all from the comfort of a classic open-air Jeep.

HANOI STREET FOOD TOURS Highlights

Travel through Hanoi in a vintage, open-roof Jeep
Enjoy authentic Vietnamese street food at local-only spots
Explore the famous Train Street and bustling Old Quarter
Pass major cultural landmarks: Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Long Bien Bridge, Temple of Literature, and more
Savor a wide variety of dishes and unlimited local drinks
Learn the stories behind Hanoi’s most iconic meals
Witness local life in action—from street vendors to night markets

HANOI STREET FOOD TOURS Itinerary

🟢 Part 1: Banh Cuon & Hidden Corners of the Old Quarter
Your evening adventure begins in the heart of Hanoi’s Old Quarter, where centuries-old streets blend seamlessly with the rhythm of modern street life. Our first culinary stop introduces Banh Cuon — silky steamed rice rolls filled with minced pork and mushrooms, topped with crispy shallots and served with a light, savory dipping sauce. Riding through the maze-like alleys in an open-air Jeep, you’ll catch glimpses of real Hanoi: families cooking dinner, children playing curbside, and vendors preparing for the night rush — an intimate look into the city’s soul after dark.

🟡 Part 2: Bun Cha & the Thrill of Train Street
Next, we tuck into Bun Cha at a charming, family-run spot — a Hanoi favorite of grilled pork, vermicelli noodles, fresh herbs, and tangy dipping sauce. After this satisfying meal, we make our way to the legendary Train Street, where homes, cafes, and daily life sit just inches from the train tracks. The rush of a passing train, combined with the warmth of the neighborhood, creates an electrifying and surreal moment — a raw, unforgettable slice of urban life.

🔵 Part 3: Iconic Landmarks & Seafood Tasting
As we continue our journey, the Jeep winds past Hanoi’s most iconic landmarks: the dignified Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, the Presidential Palace, historic Ba Dinh Square, the scholarly Temple of Literature, and serene Tran Quoc Pagoda beside West Lake. As night falls, the reflections on Truc Bach Lake add a touch of magic. We pause for a delicious seafood tasting, sampling local delicacies that highlight Hanoi’s coastal influences — a delicious pairing of flavors and heritage.

🔴 Part 4: Pho Cuon in Ngu Xa & a Sweet Goodbye
Our final stop is the lakeside village of Ngu Xa, home of the beloved Pho Cuon — delicate rice noodle rolls filled with beef and fresh herbs, served with a zesty dipping sauce. Light yet deeply flavorful, this dish is a local innovation that perfectly wraps up our savory journey. To end on a sweet note, enjoy a traditional dessert like mango pudding or a cup of rich, velvety egg coffee, as you relax and soak in the peaceful night — the perfect finale to a night of flavor, culture, and discovery.

Tour Information

Tour duration: 4 hours
Afternoon tour: 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Evening tour: 5:30 PM – 9:30 PM
Group tour price: $59.99 per person
Private tours available upon request
Pickup and drop-off included (Hanoi Old Quarter)

Who Should Join?

This tour is perfect for food lovers, cultural explorers, photographers, and anyone eager to experience Hanoi’s real street life and culinary soul. No prior experience is needed—just come hungry and ready to explore.