3 h 30 min
Guía en inglés
Confirmación inmediata
Visita privada

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The Old Quarter Food Tour in Hanoi is a captivating journey into the heart of Vietnamese culinary heritage. Nestled within the maze-like streets of the capital’s most historic district, this tour offers far more than just a tasting experience — it’s a flavorful exploration of culture, tradition, and local life. Guided by knowledgeable locals, you'll uncover hidden alleyways and time-honored eateries serving iconic Northern dishes such as rich egg coffee, crispy baguettes with pâté, steaming bowls of pho, grilled bun cha, and freshly rolled spring rolls. Each bite tells a story, rooted in generations of culinary wisdom. More than just a feast for the senses, this tour invites you to connect with Hanoi’s soul — where food, history, and humanity come together in the most authentic way.

Incluye

Qué incluye

Vietnamese coffee/drink
All food samples as per itinerary
English speaking guide
Additional food and drinks

Qué no incluye

Local side dishes
Drinks (beer/smoothie/mixed fruits/coffee)
Tips and gratitude

Itinerario

7h am or 17h30 pm – Your local guide will pick you up and kick off an evening walking food tour — eat like a true Hanoian! Depending on your location, the route may vary slightly, but you'll savor some of Hanoi’s most iconic street foods. Along the way, your guide will share stories behind the dishes, local ingredients, and culinary traditions of Northern Vietnam. Craving something specific? Feel free to request it (extra cost applies). Get ready for a flavorful adventure through the Old Quarter!
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The Guide Embark on a flavorful 3-hour food adventure through Hanoi’s Old Quarter, where every bite tells a story. Guided by a passionate local, you’ll dive into the heart of Vietnamese cuisine—sampling 8–9 iconic dishes like Bun Cha, Pho, Banh Goi, and Banh Xeo. Pull up a tiny plastic stool at buzzing sidewalk stalls, wander through hidden alleys, and feast like a true Hanoian. From sizzling grills to fragrant noodle bowls, you'll experience the city's vibrant street-food culture up close. But this isn’t just about food—it’s a true walking journey. As you weave through the maze-like streets, your guide shares insights into daily life, traditions, and the rich culinary history that defines Hanoi. It’s a feast for the senses—and a taste of local life you won’t forget. lead you to try these local food: Banh Mi - Bread with grilled meats and vegetables
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One of the places/streets you might visit while on this tour
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One of the places/streets you might visit while on this tour.
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One of the places/streets you might visit while on this tour.
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One of the places/streets you might visit while on this tour.
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One of the places/streets you might visit while on this tour.
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Cancelación

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Opiniones

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Antes de ir

Recogida: La recogida está incluida para todos.
Tipo de entrada: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Operado por: Vinadu

Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
The exploration schedule can be flexibly changed based on the opening hours of culinary locations.

How it compares in Hanói

Its from-price is 71% below the median of the 9454 experiences we list in Hanói.
It is shorter than most of them.
By number of reviews it ranks 2761 of 9454.

About Hanói

Hanói, capital de Vietnam: templos junto al lago, bulevares coloniales franceses y un casco antiguo lleno de comida callejera y motos.

Las estrechas calles del Casco Antiguo, cada una dedicada en otro tiempo a un solo oficio, se encuentran justo al norte del lago Hoan Kiem, donde el puente rojo de Huc conduce al Templo de la Montaña de Jade. Se pasea al amanecer para ver el tai chi junto al agua, o al anochecer, cuando las aceras se llenan de puestos de comida y bajos taburetes de plástico.

Top-ranked sights in Hanói: Ha Long Bay, Hanoi Old Quarter, Long Bien Bridge (Cau Long Bien).

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