1. Meet & Greet Welcome at the meeting point, meet your guide and fellow food lovers. Quick Jeep introduction and safety briefing. Hop on your vintage Jeep and start cruising through Hanoi’s lively streets. 2. Hidden Gems Kickstart Begin with egg coffee at a tucked-away café, and hear the story behind this iconic Hanoi drink. Try Phở Cuon (fresh rice noodle rolls) at a family-run spot steeped in tradition. Taste the original Hanoi-style Bánh Mì, Vietnam’s national sandwich with a unique local twist.

Phở Gà Hanoi – Michelin Norminated Savor a bowl of Hanoi chicken Phở, prepared with rich broth and authentic recipes. Learn why this eatery has earned its place in the Michelin Guide.

Bún Chả – Michelin Norminated Enjoy Bún Chả, grilled pork with noodles and herbs—Hanoi’s signature dish, famously loved by President Obama. Served at a local restaurant recognized by the Michelin Guide.

Visit the famous Hanoi Train Street, and watch the train pass by just inches away while sipping a cup of traditional Vietnamese coffee.

Hanoi Sweet Treat Desert Stroll through bustling food stalls and try Hanoi’s best street bites. Indulge in desserts like ice cream, sticky rice yogurt, and other local favorites. Fresh Beer Hoi Finale Wrap up with a refreshing glass of Bia Hơi, Hanoi’s legendary fresh draft beer. Sit among locals at a buzzing sidewalk pub and soak up the city’s nightlife vibe.

Explore The Backstreets of Hanoi This is more than just a food tour, it’s a cultural immersion into the flavors, sights, and soul of Hanoi. Together with the Hanoi food adventure, It is culture adventure! Hop on a Jeep, Motorbike or Vespa and ride through the hidden maze of backstreets, narrow alleys, and bustling local markets that pulse with the real rhythm of Hanoi. Witness the REAL Hanoi behind the scenes, featuring the good, the bad, and the weird sides of the city, all at close range. Immerse yourself in the Living Museum of Hanoi, where local people live and work. Meet locals in their daily lives, from street vendors to artisans, from families to school students, or discover local markets, temples, playgrounds, and random cafés. This is more than sightseeing: it’s about building genuine connections and experiencing the city with all your senses: touching, watching, hearing, tasting, smelling and feeling the city as it truly is.