Private Hanoi Food Walking Tour of the Old Quarter

You will meet tour guide at hotel in Hanoi Old Quarter then quick Vietnamese greeting lessons. Tour guides discuss any food allergies before starting tour and tell tourists about Vietnamese cuisine, Vietnamese (Hanoian) history, culture while touring. Tour guides will take tourists to eat at lots of special corners , alleys and restaurants of The Old Quarter that you might miss if you go by yourself to try variety of special street foods and drinks such as:Bún Chả (Grilled pork with noodle), Phở Bò/Gà (Beef/ Chicken noodle soup), Bánh Cuốn (Steamed rice papper rolls), Nem rán (Fried spring rolls), Bánh Mỳ (Vietnamese sandwich),Café trứng (Egg Coffee). Our guide will take you back to your hotel or show you way back to your hotel in Old Quarter Area, End tour.

Hoan Kiem lake is located very center of Hanoi and considered a symbol of Hanoi capital. Travelers and locals alike head to Hoan Kiem Lake when seeking a place to get away from the noise of the city.

Dong Xuan Market is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike in Hanoi. It is one of the largest markets in the city, offering a wide range of goods at affordable prices. With a rich history and bustling atmosphere, Dong Xuan Market is a must-visit spot for anyone looking to experience the vibrant street life of Hanoi.

We will stop at St Joseph’s Cathedral for visit and taking photos. St Joseph’s Cathedral, or “The Big Church” familiarly called by the locals, is one of the first structures constructed by French colonists during their expansion in Indochina and still intact in Hanoi after two fierce wars. In spite of fierce fights destroying almost parts of Hanoi, St Joseph’s Cathedral is still in good condition. Today, it becomes a historical attraction in Hanoi which remains the image of the beauty of the old Hanoi and makes an impression on travelers by its ancient beauty inside the bustling capital.

Located in Hang Buom ward, Hoan Kiem district, Ta Hien Beer Street is only 250 meters away from historical Hoan Kiem Lake. The street stretches for about 260 meters from Hang Buom junction, passing by streets of Dao Duy Tu, Hai Tuong and Luong Ngoc Quyen. It borders streets of Hang Bac and Dinh Liet. Thanks to such prime location, Ta Hien Street is like an “international crossroad” to have both historical and economic values, contributing to the development of the area as a tourist hotspot.