This local street eats walking tour has been designed to enable you to enjoy some of the very best of Vietnam’s street food in the center of Ho Chi Minh city.
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JOURNEY HIGHLIGHTS
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TOUR INCLUSIONS
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How many courses of food that you will taste?
1. Bun thit nuong
The Vietnamese noodles “Bun thit nuong” – one of the best noodles in Vietnam – which many tourists have not known about. If you have try “Pho”, this one is even better.
2. Vietnamese pancake “Banh xeo” and “Banh Khot” The Vietnamese pancake “banh xeo” is one of the must-try in Ho Chi Minh. Called as the heaven of taste, “Banh xeo” is offered by many restaurants, however, the one we’re going to try is a mix of Saigon taste and Mekong Delta taste, which is unique. And we also try a “Banh Khot” at the restaurant.
3. The biggest flower market
Started in 1980, the old and biggest flower market in Ho Chi Minh is a sleepless one, opened nearly 24/7. Flowers here are transferred from Da Lat, the Paris of Vietnam every morning. We will take a walk here to see thousands of flowers.
4. Dessert at 43 year-shop with Coconut ice-cream
After having some food and strolling around some places, We will get a special treats from local area. This is Coconut ice-cream with many toppings such as sticky rice, corn, coconut flake…. Make sure it’s a great choice for a hot night.
5. City night life
Take a spin around on the journey along the banks of the Saigon River in District 4 – The perfect time to cross the bridge to Saigon’s bustling night scene.
6. Mini cooking class and try 2 unique food in HCM city
District 7, the place that no tourists know about, is hiding a secret food from mountainous area of Vietnam. With the recipe that no restaurants in Vietnam have, these food are definitely satisfying every food lover. You will get a chance to cook a traditional food of Vietnam and sample 2 dishes in here.
7. D4 – the paradise of Vietnam street food
District 4 is the oldest, smallest district in Ho Chi Minh, also an island of the city, which is covered by the river. It is also famous for thousands authentic Vietnamese street food in every single alley. Here we also try one food and visit the oldest church in Ho Chi Minh, which is since 1856.
1. Bun thit nuong
The Vietnamese noodles “Bun thit nuong” – one of the best noodles in Vietnam – which many tourists have not known about. If you have try “Pho”, this one is even better.
2. Vietnamese pancake “Banh xeo” and “Banh Khot” The Vietnamese pancake “banh xeo” is one of the must-try in Ho Chi Minh. Called as the heaven of taste, “Banh xeo” is offered by many restaurants, however, the one we’re going to try is a mix of Saigon taste and Mekong Delta taste, which is unique. And we also try a “Banh Khot” at the restaurant.
3. The biggest flower market
Started in 1980, the old and biggest flower market in Ho Chi Minh is a sleepless one, opened nearly 24/7. Flowers here are transferred from Da Lat, the Paris of Vietnam every morning. We will take a walk here to see thousands of flowers.
4. Dessert at 43 year-shop with Coconut ice-cream
After having some food and strolling around some places, We will get a special treats from local area. This is Coconut ice-cream with many toppings such as sticky rice, corn, coconut flake…. Make sure it’s a great choice for a hot night.
5. City night life
Take a spin around on the journey along the banks of the Saigon River in District 4 – The perfect time to cross the bridge to Saigon’s bustling night scene.
6. Mini cooking class and try 2 unique food in HCM city
District 7, the place that no tourists know about, is hiding a secret food from mountainous area of Vietnam. With the recipe that no restaurants in Vietnam have, these food are definitely satisfying every food lover. You will get a chance to cook a traditional food of Vietnam and sample 2 dishes in here.
7. D4 – the paradise of Vietnam street food
District 4 is the oldest, smallest district in Ho Chi Minh, also an island of the city, which is covered by the river. It is also famous for thousands authentic Vietnamese street food in every single alley. Here we also try one food and visit the oldest church in Ho Chi Minh, which is since 1856.
