Want to taste Hanoi’s real street food scene without guessing where to go? This Hanoi Street Food Tour takes you through the Old Quarter at night, starting from a local Bia Hoi corner and continuing through narrow laneways for Bun Cha, Pho, barbequed skewers, Vietnamese coffee, sweets, snacks, and local food stories.
View Itinerary Book This TourHanoi is famous for street food, but choosing what to eat can feel overwhelming. This evening food walk lets YESD guide you through the Old Quarter’s local flavors, from fresh draft beer and noodle dishes to Vietnamese coffee, sweets, snacks, and hidden food stops.
Start at a local Bia Hoi corner and enjoy fresh local draft beer like a true Hanoian.
Try grilled pork served with rice noodles, fresh herbs, and dipping sauce, one of Hanoi’s signature dishes.
Taste Vietnam’s iconic noodle soup with chicken or beef broth, depending on your preference.
Enjoy strong, rich Vietnamese coffee, traditionally served with condensed milk.
Discover traditional Hanoi treats that are perfect for travelers who enjoy dessert and small bites.
Explore hidden laneways, street food stalls, and Hanoi’s night atmosphere with local food knowledge from your guide.
Follow an evening food walk from 6:00 PM to 9:30 PM through Hanoi Old Quarter, tasting local beer, noodles, grilled snacks, Vietnamese coffee, sweets, and street food favorites.
Begin the Hanoi Street Food Tour at a local Bia Hoi corner, where you can try freshly brewed local draft beer and watch the busy rhythm of Hanoi’s streets.
Walk through the Old Quarter’s narrow laneways with your guide and explore the food scene that makes Hanoi famous.
Try a range of Hanoi’s best food and drink, including noodles, barbequed skewers, snacks, sweets, and more local favorites.
Choose between Bun Cha, served with rice noodles and pork, or Pho with chicken or beef.
Enjoy Vietnamese coffee together. It is strong and rich, but after one taste, it may become your drink of choice during the rest of your stay in Vietnam.
As you walk through the Old Quarter, learn how famous Vietnamese dishes are made, what ingredients are used, and what local food knowledge can help you during your time in Hanoi.
The itinerary may change or be cancelled due to weather conditions.
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Real stories from travelers who explored Hanoi, Ninh Binh, and Ha Giang with YESD through local food, cultural walks, and authentic guided trips.
We took the Street Food Tour on one of our free nights in Hanoi. We met our guide at a nearby coffee shop and then walked to Old Town for the tour. We went to at least six different restaurants and stalls.
It was a fantastic introduction to Vietnamese street food. We were confident the company chose safe food stops and we were so full by the time we finished! Delish! We were introduced to pho, bun cha, fresh beer, fresh spring rolls, egg coffee, and more.
Our guide was very knowledgeable. Care was taken to work around our food allergies and sensitivities.
I booked 3 trips by YesD. I did the walking tour through Hanoi, went to Ninh Binh and have been to Ha Giang. It’s the best experience I have ever had.
The first day they showed me Hanoi, told stories you never heard before and were really enthusiastic. The second and third day I went to Ninh Binh with a tour guide, did a boat tour in Trang An and slept in a homestay. Also here the people were really friendly and the landscape is beautiful.
Later I went to Ha Giang. I did a trekking tour of one day and 2 days backseat on a motorbike. The scenery and rice paddies are unbelievable. I can’t describe the feeling after these trips. I would really recommend these trips to everyone.
Yesd is dedicated to providing travelers with authentic experiences that would be hard to find elsewhere. They are also passionate about helping local communities, which is one of many reasons that this program is so special.
They offer a wide variety of tours to suit any traveler’s budget and preferences. The tours around Hanoi were awesome because the tour guides were so friendly and knowledgeable.
There is no way I would have learned as much as I did about Vietnamese history and culture if it weren’t for yesd’s tour guides. I would definitely recommend them to any traveler, as they can make your trip comfortable and unique.
Practical answers to help you understand the food stops, evening schedule, Old Quarter route, vegetarian options, walking level, Vietnamese coffee, Bia Hoi, and possible weather changes.
You’ll enjoy a variety of Hanoi street food favorites such as Bun Cha, Pho, barbequed skewers, local sweets, Bia Hoi, and traditional Vietnamese coffee.
The tour runs from 6:00 PM to 9:30 PM, giving you a full evening to explore Hanoi’s food scene.
The experience takes place around Hanoi Old Quarter, famous for its vibrant street food culture and lively night atmosphere.
Vegetarian options may be available upon request. It’s best to inform YESD in advance about any dietary requirements.
Comfortable walking shoes and light clothing are recommended, especially during warmer months.
Yes. Vietnamese coffee is known for its rich and bold flavor, often served with condensed milk for a sweet and creamy taste.
Bia Hoi is Hanoi’s famous fresh draft beer, brewed daily and enjoyed by locals at small street-side corners.
Yes. The itinerary may be adjusted or cancelled depending on weather conditions or local circumstances.