HANOI FOOD TOUR

      Lady/Student Riders-Led Street Food Experience | E-Scooter

Duration: 3.5–4 hours

Start Times: 4:00 PM | 6:00 PM

Activity Level: Easy–Moderate

Style: Authentic | Local | Immersive | Community-Based

 ITINERARY

🕓 Meet & Safety Briefing (20 minutes)

• Hotel pick-up in Hanoi
• Helmet fitting and safety orientation
• Introduction to Hanoi’s food culture and street dining etiquette

🛵 Ride Through Hidden Hanoi (Approx. 3 Hours)

Cruise through:

• The vibrant Old Quarter
• The elegant French Quarter
• Local residential neighborhoods
• Hidden alleyways few tourists ever see
• Experience Hanoi’s evening rhythm like a local.

🍜 FOOD STOPS INCLUDE

• Bun Cha (grilled pork served in a warm. Sweet & sour fish sauce dipping broth with rice vermicelli & fresh herbs). This is the dish formal President Obama enjoyed for dinner during his visit to Vietnam in 2016.
• Banh Mi – a most popular Vietnamese sandwich that combines a scrip, airy bagguete with savory meats, fresh herbs, and pickled vegetables, creating a “fast food” that reflects French colonial influence
• Banh Cuon ( Vietnamese steamed rice rolls) – a popular Vietnamese dish featuring thin, delicate, steamed fermented rice batter sheets filled with savory minced pork and wood ear mushrooms.
• Egg coffee – a rich Vietnamese specialty, originating in Hanoi in 1946, that blends robust, dark-roasted coffee with a thick, creamy custard-like topping made from whipped egg yolks and sweetened condensed milk.

🏁 Return to Hotel

Your rider team escorts you safely back to your hotel, with insider recommendations for nightlife, shopping, or further exploration.

Price per person is 62usd   90aud   1.650.000 VND

 Tour includes:

• Hotel pickup & drop-off in Hanoi Old Quarter and French Quarter
• English-speaking guide
• Experienced drivers with electric scooters
• Helmets
• Rain ponchos if needed
• Drinking water & fresh tropical fruits
• Local lunch/dinner
• Travel insurance
• Fun and worry-free experience

Tour excludes:

• Personal tip for guides and drivers
• Insurance
• Tipping is part of the tourism culture in Vietnam. We have a saying:

“A penny tipped is more precious than ten pennies earned.” If you enjoyed the experience, we recommend a small gesture of appreciation: 200,000 VND for your guide/driver. Tipping is entirely optional but always appreciated.