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Route: Vegetarian banh mi, fresh spring rolls, fried dumplings or sweet doughnuts, steamed rice roll cake and egg coffee
Tip: All dishes are vegetarian, and special dietary needs can be accommodated with advance notice.
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Hanoi Secret Coffee tour
A walking coffee tour that starts in the Old Quarter and visits four hidden cafes, with the history of coffee in Vietnam and coconut, salt and egg coffee.
TipThe tour departs at 9 am Hanoi time, Monday to Saturday, and the price includes coffee or tea.
The Original Craft Beer tour of Hanoi
A craft beer tour of Hanoi's lesser-known neighborhoods covering the history of beer, how beer is made and the difference between beer types, with tastings.
TipThe price includes bottled water, beverages, an air-conditioned vehicle and hotel pickup and drop-off for selected hotels only.
Hanoi Street Food Tour: Hidden Local Eats & Full Meal Experience
A 3-hour walking food tour of hidden family-run spots in the Old Quarter with a local foodie guide, enough food for a full meal and local coffee and beer.
TipCome hungry: the tour serves 5 to 7 local dishes in generous portions and includes 1 bottle of water per person.
Hanoi: Guided Food Tour with Train Street Visit
A food walk from Bat Su Street through the Old Quarter with bun cha, dry mixed pho and banh mi, then egg coffee at Train Street, where a train may pass.
TipThe tour includes a total of five tastings or drinks and can accommodate vegetarians, gluten-free eaters and pescetarians.
Hanoi: Old Quarter Street Food Tour with 12+ Tastings
A guided Old Quarter food walk with banh mi, mixed pho, spring rolls, shrimp cake and egg coffee, plus an optional 30-minute visit to Train Street.
TipTell the guide about any food allergies or dietary restrictions in advance, and wear comfortable walking shoes.
Hanoi: Michelin Guide Street Food Walking Tour
A walking tour of 3 Michelin-nominated eateries and a hidden coffee shop in the Old Quarter, with dry chicken pho, crispy eel noodles and bun cha.
TipMost of the dishes are noodle or soup types, so the tour is not recommended for vegetarians or people who do not eat meat.