Overview

HANOI WALKING TOUR EXPLORE STREET FOOD

Group Size: Private Tour

Tour Type: Cuisine, Local Experiences

Active Level: Easy

Tour Duration: 3 hours

Hanoi Walking Tour Explore Street Food

Hanoi Walking Tour Explore Street Food. It is stated that food and drink have a significant role in culture in every region of the world. Because they have so many options available to them, locals in Vietnam, particularly in Hanoi, are also finicky eaters. Being centered around food is the best way to spend a day in Hanoi like a native as food is an essential part of daily life here. Enrolling in the Hanoi Street Food Tour allows you to follow a knowledgeable guide to the top eateries or street food booths in the Old Quarter of Hanoi.

Hanoi Walking Tour Explore Street Food Itinerary:

• Start time: 11.15 – 11.30 for lunch, or 18.00 – 18.15 for dinner.

If your accommodations are located outside of the Old Quarter, your pick-up time may be sooner. Pick-up times for private tours should be 11.30 for lunch and 18.30 for supper, or as per your desire).

You may discover Hanoi's history and culture as well as enter a world teeming with street food sellers during a three-hour walking tour. We give you the chance to sample ten different meals at neighborhood food booths and family restaurants in Hanoi, unlike large cities throughout the globe where street food is limited to hot dog carts and pretzel shops.

Hanoi Walking Tour Explore Street Food

A daily rotating menu that changes to showcase the range of delectable options is provided; however, tastings may feature dishes like sticky rice, steamed pancakes, rice noodle soup with beef, chicken, or grilled pork, as well as different types of donuts and Vietnamese sandwiches.

Hanoi Walking Tour Explore Street Food

• Sample menu:

Pho (beef/chicken noodle)
Bun Cha (Grilled Pork with Noodle)
Banh Mi (Vietnamese Bread)
Banh Cuon (Steamed Rice Pancake)
Banh Xeo (Fried Rice Pancake)
Nom Bo Kho (Green Papaya Salad with Dried Beef)
Thit Xien Nuong (Street Pork Barbeque)
Banh Ran Ngot (Sweet Rice Donut)
Che (Vietnamese Dessert)
Ca Phe Trung (Egg Coffee)

Hanoi Walking Tour Explore Street Food

The egg yolks are beaten with milk and powdered sugar and then combined with hot coffee to form a delicious cup of egg coffee. Immediately, the cup will take on a dark hue and an alluring scent. You may have your egg coffee hot or cold, and each will provide you with some quite distinct parallel-delight sensations.

Hanoi Walking Tour Explore Street Food