15 Street Food Tours in Vietnamese Worth Going Hungry For

1.Hanoi: Vietnamese Street Food Tour with Egg Coffee

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 315 reviews · 3 hours · from $24Our pick

Spend three hours walking Hanoi’s Old Quarter with an English-speaking guide such as Phoenix, Alex, Jelly, or Lisa. Try four to six local dishes, including banh mi, beef noodle salad, sticky rice ice cream, and egg coffee, while learning about Hanoi’s food, faith, history, and street life.

“Phoenix was a brilliant guide, so lovely and very patient. She gave us really good insights on the food and culture - really enjoyed the tour”

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2.Hanoi Cooking Class: Pho/Bun Cha/Banh Xeo…+Free Egg/Salt Coffee

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 267 reviews · from $19Top rated

Join Rose Kitchen in a peaceful Hanoi villa for a two-hour, hands-on class led by an English-speaking Culture Storyteller such as Simon, also called Tín. Choose one dish, including phở, bún chả, bánh xèo, or spring rolls, then enjoy a complimentary local coffee.

“I chose to make bún chà. It was a one-on-one class as I was the only client /guest. Chef Simon (Viet name Tín) was engaging and I learned he had culinary training in Paris and spoke some French which I was happy to practice my French Read more”

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3.Vietnamese Bread & Brew: Banh Mi Baking Class & Specialty Coffee

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 76 reviews · from $34

At Love Kitchen Lab in Hanoi, an English-speaking home chef guides you through baguette dough, pickled vegetables, meat or tofu fillings, sauces, and traditional egg, salt, or coconut coffee. The four-hour class includes lunch, ingredients, equipment, recipes, and optional wine tasting.

“Was a very enjoyable and engaging class, I appreciated that everyone in the group had their own roll and purpose. Additionally the amount of details taking you through the process of making both the Banh Mi and the coffee was very methodical and easy to follow. I loved this class, the staff were very accommodating and funny.”

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4.Hanoi Jeep Night Street Foodie Tour, Train Street and Egg Coffee

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 60 reviews · from $79

Explore Hanoi after dark with an English-speaking guide such as Tyson or Linh, riding an open-air jeep through the Old Quarter, French Quarter, Ba Dinh, and Train Street. Food and drinks include bun cha, pho cuon, banh mi, pho, and egg coffee, with hotel pickup around the Old Quarter.

“We absolutely loved our night street food tour with the lovely Tyson! He gave us an amazing introduction to Hanoi and told us so much about the city and Vietnam. We tried some amazing food, including a visit to the famous restaurant wheRead more”

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5.Hanoi: Rose Kitchen: Pho/Bun Cha/Nem+ Free Egg/ Salt Coffee

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 57 reviews · 2 hours · from $21

Meet your cultural storyteller near Hoang Hoa Tham Street and walk to a calm, air-conditioned garden villa. Choose one dish, such as pho, bun cha, or nem ran, then prepare it step by step with guides including Simon, Aroma, Maxi, or Kim. Finish with Vietnamese coffee, including egg or salt coffee.

“Took part in the cooking class with Aroma, it was just the best! She had such beautiful energy and we cooked the most amazing food together. It was fun, delicious, and full of great vibes. A special thank you for making us discover the richness of Vietnamese food culture, such an authentic and memorable experience! Highly recommend to anyone looking for a unique and joyful cooking class!”

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6.Hanoi Egg Coffee & Coconut Coffee Making Class with Free Banh Mi

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 41 reviews · from $15Best value

Meet at 8 Gia Ngu Street for a one-hour Hanoi coffee class led by guides such as Phuong, Vy, Ruby, or Trang. Learn about Vietnamese coffee, make egg and coconut coffee, then enjoy your drinks with banh mi or a spring roll.

“Vy was awesome! Really great explanations of different coffee strains and their history in Vietnam. Answered all of our questions really well and told us lots of interesting things about what we were making. The timing of everything was very Read more”

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7.Hanoi Egg Coffee Class and Street Food Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 33 reviews · from $36

Walk Hanoi’s Old Quarter with an English-speaking guide, taste five local dishes, then make Vietnamese coffees at Cafe Minh near Ta Hien Beer Street. Devin and David are named instructors in past sessions, with recipes, coffee history, ingredients, and a small gift included.

“Very fun and enlightening coffee making experience with Devin! We now have more ways to make coffee at home. ☺️”

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8.Ho Chi Minh Street Food Tour and Vietnamese Coffee

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 28 reviews · from $35

Meet at the Saigon Opera House for a private, four-hour food walk with 102 Saigonese. You will sample seven to eight Vietnamese dishes, make coffee with a phin filter, try local beer or sugar cane juice, and return to the meeting point. Pickup is offered, but confirm transport details before booking.

“The actual tour did not match the description. For starters, I was picked up on the back of a scooter instead of a car. I only ended up trying out only 3 of the food places and the Vietnamese coffee when there are 7 items listed. I felt like I coRead more”

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9.Hanoi Street Food Tour with egg coffee making

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 22 reviews · from $40

Spend about four hours walking Hanoi’s Old Quarter with a local English-speaking guide such as Quynh, Huong, Thom, or Linh. Taste six to seven local dishes, visit key old-city sights and Train Street, then make egg coffee at a small local café.

“Amazing tour around Hanoi, local food and good history! This girls who show us the city are so friendly and they know everything about Hanoi. Thank you so much!”

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10.Authentic Bun Cha Hanoi making – with skyline view of Westlake

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 15 reviews · from $40

Join hosts including Thinh, My, Dinh, or Dean for a small-group Hanoi cooking class. Shop for ingredients at a wet market, prepare bun cha and other local dishes on a West Lake rooftop, then eat with a city view, drinks, and a traditional dessert.

“Highly recommend this class! Thinh was a great host and teacher. Very knowledgeable and passionate about the food, and a good conversationalist. Very easy to book, and good communication about pick up times etc. Sent us a beautiful e-cookbook from the foods we made, looking forward to making these again when we get back home”

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11.My Son Sunset Trip with Banh Mi and Cruise from Hoi An/ Da Nang

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 13 reviews · from $19

You’ll visit My Son’s ancient Hindu temple groups with an English-speaking guide, then return by motorized boat along the Thu Bon River. Guides such as Ben and Misa bring extra context and humor. The tour lasts about five hours, serves banh mi on the boat, and suits travelers based in central Hoi An.

“We enjoyed seeing the ruins, we got sufficient time to stroll around and take pictures. Misa was an excellent tour guide and it was nice that she told a bit more about Vietnamese culture.”

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12.Sapa: Bun Cha Cooking Class

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 6 reviews · 2 hours · from $25

At the Sapa office on 02 Nguyen Chi Thanh, a local chef, with Sissy praised for her practical tips, guides you through bun cha in English or Vietnamese. In two hours, you marinate pork, grill it over charcoal, mix sweet-sour sauce, and eat your meal in a small group of up to 10.

“The cooking class was very fun and informative. It was a cool experience, I would definitely recommend if you want to learn the authentic method to making a very yummy dish.”

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13.Coffee Making and Banh Mi Class Hoi An

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 5 reviews · from $35

At Cooking with Jolie in Hoi An, you spend about 2.5 hours making a Vietnamese baguette and banh mi, then brewing egg, salt, and coconut coffee. Host Rosie brings an energetic style to this food class, which is limited to 12 people and costs $35 per person.

“Better than expected! We specifically wanted to learn how to make banh mi, which is a dish not covered in most cooking classes. Our host, Rosie, was energetic and made the experience so fun. We made every element of the banh Read more”

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14.Hanoi: Private Tour of Vietnamese Street Food

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 3 reviews · from $36

Walk Hanoi’s Old Quarter with a local English-speaking guide and taste 7 to 10 specialties, including banh mi, banh xeo, dried beef salad, and Vietnamese pizza. Pickup is available from Old Quarter hotels and hostels, with vegetarian options and raincoats if needed.

“Activity was fun despite the weather and enjoyed all the food i've tasted.”

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15.Hanoi: Vietnamese Street Food Tour with Local Guide

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 3 reviews · 3 hours · from $26

Join a small group of up to 10 for an evening walk through Hanoi’s Old Quarter. A local English-speaking guide introduces Vietnamese greetings, street food, bún chả, phở, bánh mì, chè, and egg coffee. Tam is one named guide associated with the experience.

“Tam was een goede gids die veel kon vertellen over de Vietnamese keuken. Een echte aanrader!”

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