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Vietnam Food Tour
Vietnam food tour is for foodies and travelers who want the ultimate culinary experience. It’s a unique and luxurious way to see Vietnam through its food, culture and scenery. You’ll stay in some of Asia’s best hotels, eat delicious food and even learn how to cook Vietnam’s traditional recipes with fun, hands-on classes led by top chefs from around the country.
Top Vietnam Food Tours Itineraries
Here are 6 of our top Vietnam food tours! Whether you’re a veggie, meat lover, street food fan or want to learn how to cook real Vietnamese dishes, these will tickle your taste buds. Each can be tailored to your interests and travel dates.
4 Days Ho Chi Minh Food Tour
Ho Chi Minh City
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Discover Ho Chi Minh City's cultural and culinary delights with a captivating food tour. On the first day, take a dinner cruise aboard the Bon Sai aboard the Saigon River and enjoy panoramic views of the city while savoring authentic Vietnamese cuisine.
The second day includes visiting the War Remnants Museum and Reunification Palace, followed by lunch at Pho Binh and a stroll along Bui Vien Street to immerse yourself in local street food culture.
Day three features a cooking class at the Grain Cooking Studio, a visit to the scenic 23/9 Park and modernized SHRI building, and a rejuvenating spa treatment. The tour concludes on the fourth day with leisure time to explore the city before departing with unforgettable memories.
Any Day Departure
Escorted Trip with Private Guide and Vehicle
5 Days Hanoi Vegan Food Tour
Hanoi - Ninh Binh - Hanoi
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Welcome to our Vegan Food Tour in Hanoi, Vietnam - a culinary journey that will satisfy your taste buds and immerse you in the rich culture of this fascinating country. Indulge in vegan versions of popular Vietnamese dishes such as pho, banh mi, and spring rolls, while exploring Hanoi's landmarks, taking a day trip to Ninh Binh, visiting a local market to learn about the local produce, and joining a cooking class to learn how to make vegan Vietnamese dishes.
With a local guide, you'll also go on a biking tour to search for vegan street food in Hanoi, a must-try experience for foodies. Depart from Hanoi with unforgettable memories and a newfound appreciation for Vietnam's vibrant vegan cuisine.
Any Day Departure
Escorted Trip with Private Guide and Vehicle
7 Days Taste of Vietnam Food Tour
Saigon - Hoi An - Hanoi
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Experience Vietnam's rich culture and delicious cuisine on our 7-day food tour. Begin in Saigon with a city tour and street food adventure by sidecar. Visit the Cu Chi Tunnels and participate in a cooking class before flying to Hoi An for an ancient town tour and buffalo cart ride.
Explore the bustling Hoi An local market and continue to Hanoi for a half-day city tour and street food experience. Enjoy a farewell breakfast before departing home with unforgettable memories of Vietnam. Let us take care of the details and create an immersive and unforgettable experience for you. Join us on our Vietnam food tour and discover the flavors and sights of this beautiful country.
Any Day Departure
Escorted Trip with Private Guide and Vehicle
10 Days Vietnamese Culinary Adventure
Hanoi - Hue - Nha Trang - Ho Chi Minh City - Mekong River - Ho Chi Minh City
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Welcome to our fascinating 10-day tour of Vietnam, where you will explore the best of Vietnamese culture, history, and cuisine. The tour starts in Hanoi, where you will visit the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and the Water Puppet Theater and learn how to make Vietnamese dishes in a cooking class. You will then fly to Hue to visit the Imperial Citadel of Hue, the Thien Mu Pagoda, and enjoy a boat trip on the Perfume River.
In Nha Trang, you can explore marine life at the Nha Trang Institute of Oceanography, snorkel at Hon Mun Island, and try Banh Xeo. Finally, you will travel to Ho Chi Minh City to learn about the Vietnam War at the War Remnants Museum, explore the Reunification Palace, and visit the Cu Chi Tunnels.
Throughout the tour, you will have the chance to try some of the most delicious Vietnamese dishes, experience Vietnamese culture through traditional music shows and visit famous landmarks and historical sites.
Any Day Departure
Escorted Trip with Private Guide and Vehicle
11 Days Discovering Vietnam Food Tour
Hanoi - Halong Bay - Hanoi - Hoi An - Da Nang - Saigon
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Experience the ultimate Vietnam adventure tour! In just 11 days, explore Hanoi's local food markets and iconic landmarks, cruise through the stunning Halong Bay, visit the ancient town of Hoi An, and immerse yourself in the Mekong Delta's tranquil way of life.
Indulge in Vietnamese cuisine as you learn the art of tofu making, take a cooking class, and enjoy a night food tour in Saigon. Discover the country's history with a visit to the Cu Chi Tunnels and gain insight into Vietnam's wartime past.
This tour is perfect for those seeking a true taste of Vietnam. Join us for an unforgettable journey that will leave you with memories to last a lifetime.
Any Day Departure
Escorted Trip with Private Guide and Vehicle
12 Days Northern Delights and Southern Charms Tour
Hanoi - Halong Bay Cruise - Hoi An - Saigon - Mekong River Delta Cruise - Saigon
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Welcome to an unforgettable 12-day tour of Vietnam, designed to immerse you in the country's rich culture, natural beauty, and culinary delights. Your adventure starts in Hanoi, where you'll discover the city's historical landmarks, indulge in street food, and witness a traditional water puppet show.
Next, you'll embark on a scenic cruise through the stunning Halong Bay before returning to Hanoi for a flight to Hoi An, a charming town known for its beautiful beaches, ancient architecture, and local crafts. Here, you'll get the chance to create your own Ao Dai (traditional dress), explore the colorful lantern-lit streets by bike, and savor delicious seafood at a bustling market.
In Saigon, you'll have the opportunity to experience the city's bustling street food scene on a thrilling Sidecar ride, visit the historic Cu Chi Tunnels, and cruise along the serene Mekong Delta to visit a traditional island village and picturesque pagoda.
With a perfect balance of adventure and relaxation, this tour promises to be an unforgettable journey through the heart of Vietnam.
Any Day Departure
Escorted Trip with Private Guide and Vehicle
Make Your Vietnam Food Tour Different
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Taste the True Favor of Vietnam
Want the most authentic Vietnamese flavor? Our experienced local guides take you to the real treasure hidden in bustling streets.
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Eat at Trending Restaurants
Follow our steps, and go to the most famous local restaurant in Vietnam to find the most authentic Vietnamese food.
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DIY Traditional Vietnamese Food
Learn how to make Vietnamese food step by step with a local Vietnamese chef and food culture.
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From Table to Culture
Every Vietnamese dish lies a mirror to the customs and culture sky high, day-to-day being passed down from generation to generation.
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Safety Over Everything
Food safety topped our list of concerns on our Vietnam food tour. We are sensitive and take steps to avoid being problem–free in all restaurants and cuisines on the trip.
What Our Customers Say
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What A Great Food Tour
What a great evening. We would never have been able to visit so many places or taste the foods we were able to sample on our own. This organization was really flexible, sending our tour guide Jack to pick us up at our hotel. Thank you for a great tour.
★★★★★
Tom S
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Highly Recommended!
I highly recommend this food tour. John was one of the best tour guides we'd ever had! The food was amazing. We went at lunchtime and ordered seven different dishes. Each one was distinct and incredibly delicious.I see why the reviews are so positive!
★★★★★
Penelope J
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The dinner Was Delicious
The dinner was delicious and ample. Mike was our guide, and his English was excellent. He was able to inform us about Vietnamese cuisine and culture. This was my second food tour with you. Both were quite good.
★★★★★
Crystal R
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Best Vietnamese Street Food in Hanoi
If you want to try the best Vietnamese street food in Hanoi, this tour is a must. Take the tour early in your stay, as you will undoubtedly want to return to the locations you discover.We left with full bellies and wonderful memories! Highly recommended!
★★★★★
Stephen Z
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Must-do for Food Lovers
I absolutely loved the street food tour in Hanoi! Our guide was incredibly knowledgeable and took us to hidden gems that I never would have found on my own. From pho to banh mi, every dish was delicious. A must-do for any food lover!
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Sarah T
FAQs about Planning A Vietnam Food Tour
Generally, Spring (March-May) and Autumn (September-November) are the best months to explore Vietnamese food. The weather is pleasant and less rain. Travelers can walk around the bustling streets and eat Vietnamese cuisine without heavy heat.
Every area has fresh products during different months. In north Vietnam, the cold season(December-February) is ideal for hot noodle soups like pho. Summer(May-August) has many tropical fruits in South Vietnam, such as durian, banana, pitaya, etc. There is always something to look forward to during your Vietnam food tours.
However, if you don’t get into trouble with rain and typhoons, you’d better not visit central Vietnam in September and October.
The Vietnam tour is not perfect without trying Pho. Pho is the most famous Vietnamese food, a delicious rice noodle soup with beef or chicken, herbs, and a rich broth. You can eat it at any time of day.
Banh Mi is a kind of Vietnamese baguette filled with meats, pickles, herbs, and bun cha. It’s a very popular and easy-to-find dish in Vietnam.
Besides, the spring rolls, known as Gio cuon, are also a hit. The most important ingredient of rolls is rice paper. Pork, chicken, sprouts, mushrooms, etc. will be put in it. Locals and travelers love them all.
Fresh fruit is available year-round due to the tropical climate in Vietnam. Pitaya, also called Dragon fruit, is the most-eaten fruit in Vietnam. The other popular fruits in Vietnam are Vietnamese jackfruit, rose apple, guava, lychee, mangosteen, mango, pomelo, star fruit, etc.
In summer, fruits such as durian, mangosteen, passionfruit, and rambutan can be easily found. Most Vietnamese like to make fresh fruits as a breakfast meal, or in their shakes. Travelers can taste most fruit varieties in Vietnamese local markets.
Pork is the most widely consumed meat in Vietnam. It’s a staple in many traditional Vietnamese dishes. Beef, geese, ducks, and chickens are also popular meat on Vietnamese tables. Seafood is on the menu in Vietnam's coastal cities.
Every part of an animal can be cooked in Vietnamese cuisine. It makes a variety of textures and flavors in Vietnamese meals.
Vietnamese eat three meals in a day: breakfast, lunch, and dinner. A hot bowl of pho, a hearty banh mi, or sticky rice with savory additions are popular breakfast meals in Vietnam.
Lunch and dinner are the big meal. The typical Vietnamese meals are rice or noodles, vegetables, and the main dish (usually meat or fish). Soups are a common side dish.
After the meal, fruits like bananas, dragon fruits, mangos, and watermelons are provided. Every Vietnamese likes a cup of iced coffee or herbal tea during the day. Vietnamese meals balance flavors, nutrition of food, and textures for a perfect dining experience.
Overall, Vietnam street food is safe to eat. It’s a fantastic travel experience during your Vietnam tours. To keep safe, you can choose the food stalls with lots of customers because the food is fresh.
When you decide what food to eat, please choose cooked and hot foods, like pho, banh xeo, or grilled meats. Avoid raw and undercooked Vietnamese dishes, which may cause stomachache. Bottled water is recommended and in smaller towns avoid using ice.
Vietnam has three regions: North, Central, and South. Each region has its specialties. The northern Vietnam is known for its subtle and balanced flavors, like pho, spring rolls, and banh chung (steamed rice cake). The food in the north is influenced by traditions.
While in the south, the dishes are sweeter with richer flavors. Everything here tastes better with a little sugar or coconut milk. If you like spicy, sauces and dips, you must go to Central Vietnam. Vietnamese in Central Vietnam create many ways to preserve seafood. Any meal must include fermented fish paste and shrimp.
Vietnam is a budget-friendly destination for food lovers. For street food, you’ll spend about $1–$3 per meal. Casual dining in local restaurants typically costs $5–$10 per meal, while fine dining or specialty restaurants may range from $15 to $30.
Drinks like Vietnamese iced coffee or fresh juices are usually under $1. A daily budget of $10–$20 is sufficient for most travelers, depending on your dining preferences. Even at a higher price point, the quality and flavors of Vietnamese cuisine make it worth every penny.
Yes, Vietnamese food is generally healthy. It is fresh, light, and balanced. Many Vietnamese dishes include many vegetables and herbs. Natural seasonings, like lime, chili, and fish sauce replace heavy oils and creams.
Vietnamese fresh spring roll(Goi cuon) is one of the healthiest Vietnam dishes. It’s mouthwatering and nutritious with low fat. As an iconic Vietnamese noodle soup, pho is a healthy and delicious breakfast due to its fragrant broth, tender slices of beef, and lots of aromatic herbs. However, fried foods or sugary drinks are not so healthy with too much fat.
The answer depends on personal taste. Northern cuisine is more traditional and subtle, focusing on balance and simplicity, as seen in pho and bun thang. Southern food is sweeter, richer, and more influenced by tropical ingredients and other cultures, with dishes like banh xeo and hu tieu.
Both regions have incredible food, so the best way to decide is to try dishes from each and savor the diversity of Vietnam’s cuisine.
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