Vietnam · STREET FOOD TOURS IN HOI AN
There is never quite a spare day. These 5 street food tours in Hoi An are the ones that justify taking one, priced and timed so the decision takes minutes.
Start at Hoi An Post Office at 4:30 pm and follow an English-speaking guide through Old Town food stalls, cafes, markets, and family-run restaurants. Try banh mi, barbecue pork, cao lau, chicken rice, sweets, and local drinks in a group of up to 12 people.
“The tourguide was really friendly and showed us a lots of local food. She answered to all of our questions :)”
Meet your guide at White Rose Restaurant at 3pm for a four-hour walk through Hoi An’s Ancient Town. Expect generous tastings, family kitchens, local specialties, and stories about food and daily life. Guides such as Jackie, Emma, Nancy, and Quinn are praised for clear English and warm, personal tours.
“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 !”
Spend about two to two and a half hours tasting Hoi An dishes with Billy Vietnam Travel. Guides such as Emily, Tam, Tham, Hoa, and Dung explain ingredients, local customs, and food traditions while leading you to small eateries and street stalls near the Ancient Town and Night Market. Dietary requests can be accommodated with advance notice.
“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”
Meet your guide at 6 pm on Hai Ba Trung Street for a two to three-hour walk through Hoi An’s old town and market. Expect banh mi, dumplings, pork, local noodles, dessert, coffee, and beer, with guides such as Jackie and Jun adding food and town context.
“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 .”
Spend 150 minutes tasting Hoi An favorites with a local English-speaking guide. Expect Cao Lau, Banh Mi, Banh Khot, noodles, grilled pork, spring rolls, sweet soup, and Vietnamese coffee, plus a visit to a local home. Guides may include Nancy, Jacky, or Quin.
“Really great street food tour, our tour guide was the best and very knowledgeable. Would really recommend!”
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