Vietnam · FOOD TOURS IN HOI AN
This is the shortlist you would text a friend two weeks out: 9 food tours in Hoi An worth the money, each with what it costs and the one thing to check before you commit.
Review of Hoi An’s early My Son Sanctuary tour, with quiet sunrise views, Champa history, coffee, local brunch, and practical booking tips.
“Definitely recommend. They were really good with communication from the start. They were on time for the pickup and the tour went exactly as planned. We forgot something during our tour in My Son and they helped a lot to bring it back to us.”
Taste Hoi An specialties, play Vietnamese bingo, and release a lantern on a four-hour evening food walk for $39.
“Amazing food! You have to come hungry. Very different type of cuisine, quite special. Everything went well.”
Visit My Son Sanctuary before the crowds, then enjoy Champa-style breakfast, coffee, and local treats on a four-and-a-half-hour Hoi An tour.
“Mr Van was very informative, looked after us and would highly recommend him. Great tour. We picked the 530 am start to avoid heat and crowds.”
Ride a Vietnam Army Jeep through Hoi An’s countryside, meet local makers, explore farms, sample rice wine, and enjoy a Vietnamese lunch.
“Excellent trip out to the countryside. We definitely got off the beaten path and were able to see parts of Vietnam that we otherwise wouldn't have. The people we met were very friendly and eager to tell us about their craft. The guide was very knowledgeable and our family had a great time! Highly recommend!”
Ride a vintage Vespa through Hoi An’s countryside for local food, crafts, rice wine, village life, and a welcoming family meal.
“Hoi An is beautiful but we needed a break from the shopping downtown. This was perfect; a countryside ride on a moped. We spent time with a restaurant owner, a rice wine maker, and a weaver. The rice fields have a certain beauty and we rode thru many of them in a very small group. Our guide and my driver were both English speaking and fun. and the countryside trip was very safe.”
Taste Hoi An specialties at family-run food stalls and cafes on a small-group sunset walk with an English-speaking local guide.
“The tourguide was really friendly and showed us a lots of local food. She answered to all of our questions :)”
Taste Hoi An specialties, meet local food makers, and explore quiet lanes on a four-hour walking tour with dinner and drinks included.
“Our guide Emma was lovely and took us to taste some amazing local food ! We really enjoyed also the cooking class with local people, was a good experience and I will for sure try to make the little Vietnamese pancakes Thank you for the lovely experience to Emma and the wonderful Hoi An families that cooked for us the delicious mouth-watering food !”
Taste Hoi An specialties with Billy Vietnam Travel, visiting local eateries, the night market, and small food stops with friendly guides.
“We had a fantastic time on Tam’s Hoi An street food tour! It was a great way to try a variety of local dishes — everything was fresh and full of flavor. We especially loved the bánh bèo, and nêm lụi. The nêm lụi — grilled pork skewers served witRead more”
Taste Hoi An after dark with banh mi, white rose dumplings, cao lau, Vietnamese coffee, beer, and a small-group local guide.
“Only couple on the street tour. Walked through the market and stopped for food . Although not the food described on the itinerary but all was tasty . No coffee stop. Did watch some street activities. Expensive for what we got .”
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