STREET FOOD · DA NANG STREET FOOD TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 7 street food tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you turn up hungry.
Spend about four hours riding through Da Nang with a local guide such as Lam, Sang, Hieu, or Kien. Stop for five or more central Vietnamese foods, snacks, drinks, and dessert, then visit a night market and see Dragon Bridge’s weekend fire and water display. Pickup is offered from central hotels.
“Had a great tour with Sang and discovered some amazing foods that I may not have tried otherwise. Would highly recommend this tour,”
Start at 2 pm with a private guide and air-conditioned vehicle, then visit Marble Mountains, Hoi An’s old town, the Japanese Covered Bridge, and the lantern-lit Night Market. Guides such as Chang, Danny, Hoang, and Vy are praised for clear English, local insight, and flexible pacing.
“On holidays, some of the key parts of the advertised tour are not available. We were not advised of this but were still charged the full amount.”
Start with hotel pickup in Da Nang at 3 pm, then walk Hoi An’s old town with an English-speaking guide such as Chang, Ken, or Minh. Visit historic sights, ride a sampan on the Hoai River, release a lantern, and browse the night market before returning by private car.
“Very friendly and knowledgeable tour guide. Took us on a walk through the streets of Hoi An and explained the history”
Leave Da Nang around 3:30 pm for Marble Mountain’s caves and pagodas, then continue to Hoi An for Cao Lau, lantern-lit streets, the Japanese Bridge, and night-market time. A small group of up to 15, hotel pickup, dinner, and guides such as Tim, Thao, or Long make this a practical evening outing.
“Fun tour, marble mountain was beautiful. Hoi A was lovely to walk around and see. Cute little lantern boat took us out on the water. Long our guide was lots of fun, informative and organised.”
Join David in Da Nang for a walking food tour built around four local dishes and one drink. Visit longtime eateries popular with residents, hear stories about regional food and culture, and finish with practical dining tips. Choose lunch or dinner, and mention vegan or gluten-free needs when booking.
“This was a great experience with David to learn about Regional Vietnamese cuisine amd culture. What I absolutely LOVED about David was how much he knew about the cultural influences of the food and region. It was as much a historRead more”
Spend three hours exploring Da Nang after dark with an English-speaking guide and motorbike driver. Eat seafood, visit the night market, see Dragon Bridge and Love Bridge, then take a 45-minute Han River cruise with live music. Pickup, helmets, dinner, and one drink are included.
“Riding the motorbike and navigating around DaNang traffic was such an exciting experience! In addition, the night market and the cruise along the river to watch the Dragon Bridge show was fantastic! Very highly recommended!”
Walk central Da Nang with guides such as Lyn, Leo, David, and Allie, stopping at six local food spots for eight dishes, dessert, coffee, and cultural stories. The 150-minute small-group tour includes enough food for dinner, but arrive hungry. Meet at Outta da Blue on Pasteur Street.
“We had an incredible time in the local street food tour with our guide Leo. She was super friendly and managed to get us safely across all the roads! The food was yum! 6 different stops, make sure you save some room for the savoury pancakes and bang mi as they are tasty! The only thing was the portion at each stop was a full meal so we ate too much and got full too quickly. The coffee shop was very retro and aesthetic and the only stop with proper air con so we were happy to spend some time there. Highly recommend for families who want to try street…”
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