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District 3 - 1. Bo La Lot
We fill our stomachs with specialty food in town “ Bo La Lot”, the southern dish origin, learning the story of how this family business has been opening for 28 years and became famous. This restaurant was selected by Michelin and Anthony Bourdain used to eat here. -
District 3 - 2. Grill banana and Sticky rice
Next stop, watch the lady vendor grill banana and sticky rice at the corner of the middle of the street, and then you have a small bite of this hot dish right after she cooked -
District 3 - 3. The Central and South Rice Pancake
Walking down the tiny alleyways to a local vendor selling tasting ‘Bánh Xèo” and “Bánh Khọt” – The Central and South Rice Pancake with a lot of fresh Vietnamese vegetables and herbs. -
District 3 - 4. Vietnamese Pizza
Explore the local area, where you can grab a beer to drink while walking like a gangster in town to the third dish called “Vietnamese Pizza” from Central Highland Area -
District 3 - 5. Fresh sugar cane juice
Catch your breath by trying the fresh sugar cane juice at the second-hand and seafood markets. -
District 3 - 6. Xoi Man
Tasting the northern dish “Xoi Man,” hot sticky rice, pate, sausages, pork floss, & herbs. -
District 3 - 7. Visiting the oldest apartments
Visiting the oldest apartments to truly feel local lives here, watching local people activities at night, and taking stunning photos in this area -
District 10 - 8. Street food market
Last stop, we cross the street to explore other districts and stop at the most famous street food market and biggest flower market. Explore more dishes such as grilled rice crackers and drink homemade rice wine from a lady vendor, one food challenge, and dessert.
We walk to the main road and take a cab to return!
- Hand sanitizer and rain poncho provided
- Dinner included
- Selection of drinks: beers, rice wine, and iced tea
- Personal expenses
- Ending point at the flower market. I help you book a cab to return hotel.
If Saigon is known for one thing, it’s the fantastic food—and maybe its swarms of buzzing motorbikes if you are afraid of being behind scooters in this bustling city—this evening food walking tour with me when most of the street vendors open for business.
You will taste cuisine from North, Central, and South Vietnam. Get picked up at the meeting point, Huyen Sy Church, and then we leave the tourist area behind and walk to the local area. Start your food adventure in the non-tourist district.
Here is the highlight of what you will do with me:
Thirteen tastings of authentic, delicious street food in the local area.
#1. Bo La Lot
#2. Chuoi Nep Nuong
#3. Banh Xeo
#4. Banh Khot
#5. Grab a fresh beer and walk like a gangster
#6. Vietnamese Pizza
#7. Sugar Cane Juice
#8. Xoi Man
#9. Rice wine
#10. Grilled Rice Cracker
#11. Food Challenge ( it’s up to you :))) )
#12. Dessert.
And other sightseeing places:
- Old apartments
- Street food market
- Flower market.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
