Discover Hanoi Street Food Tours with Hanoi Jeep Tours: The Ultimate Culinary Adventure

Ready to hop on a delicious journey through Hanoi’s vibrant street food scene? Our Hanoi Jeep Food Tours offer a one-of-a-kind opportunity to explore authentic local flavors while cruising comfortably through the city’s iconic neighborhoods in an open-air Jeep. Whether you’re a foodie, culture lover, or adventure seeker, this tour guarantees an unforgettable experience.

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Duration: 3.5 – 4 hours
Price: Group tours from $59.99; Private tours from $79 per person
Schedule: Daily afternoon (13:00–17:30) & evening tours (18:00–22:00)
Pickup/Drop-off: Hotels around Hanoi Old Quarter or arranged meeting points
Includes: Open-air Jeep, helmets, raincoats, all food & drinks, licensed drivers, and enthusiastic guides

Why Choose Hanoi Jeep Tours for Your Street Food Adventure?

Authentic Local Cuisine: Taste Hanoi’s best-kept culinary secrets—from steaming bowls of Banh Cuon and iconic Bun Cha to freshly grilled seafood and famous Vietnamese egg coffee.
Comfortable Jeep Ride: Explore the bustling streets of Hanoi without worrying about navigating traffic—sit back and relax as our professional, licensed drivers handle the ride.
Visit Hidden Gems: Escape the tourist traps and discover secret food spots, vibrant markets, and the legendary Hanoi Train Street.
Cultural & Scenic Highlights: Pass through Hanoi’s historic French Colonial Quarter, Long Bien Bridge, Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, West Lake, and more.
Rain or Shine: Our tours run every day, and we provide rain ponchos so nothing stops your food adventure.
Family Friendly: Suitable for all ages with discounts for children under 12.

Hanoi Jeep Food Tour Highlights

Explore the enchanting Hanoi Old Quarter lit by colorful lanterns
Savor classic dishes like Banh Cuon (steamed rice rolls) and Bun Cha (grilled pork with noodles)
Experience the unique atmosphere of Hanoi Train Street where life unfolds beside the railway tracks
Cruise along the Red River and admire panoramic night views
Enjoy fresh seafood and Hanoian fusion dishes in Ngu Xa Village
End your night with a cup of the famous Vietnamese egg coffee or a sweet mango caramel pudding dessert

Detailed Itinerary of Hanoi Jeep Food Tours

🟢 Part 1: Banh Cuon & City Lights Along the Red River
We kick off our evening at a cherished family-run eatery nestled in Hanoi’s Old Quarter. Here, you’ll discover Banh Cuon — delicate steamed rice rolls filled with minced pork and wood ear mushrooms, topped with crispy shallots, and served with a savory fish sauce dip. Watch a master chef skillfully prepare this classic Hanoian dish before we wander through lantern-lit alleys. Our journey then leads us to the banks of the Red River, where the shimmering city lights create a stunning backdrop — a perfect blend of tradition meeting modernity.

🟢 Part 2: Bun Cha & Local Life on Train Street
Next, we head to one of Hanoi’s iconic Bun Cha spots — grilled pork patties paired with vermicelli noodles, fresh herbs, and a tangy dipping sauce. This dish captured worldwide attention after its feature in the Obama–Bourdain episode. Post-feast, we explore the lively Train Street, where locals cook, eat, and unwind mere inches from the active railway tracks. The vibrant mix of food stalls, cafés, and daily routines paints an authentic picture of Hanoi’s night culture.

🟢 Part 3: West Lake Views & Hanoian Fusion Flavors
Our adventure continues with a scenic ride to West Lake, Hanoi’s largest lake, offering a tranquil pause as you admire the moonlit reflections dancing on the water. Next, we journey to Ngu Xa Village, renowned for its vibrant street food scene. Here, delight in freshly grilled seafood, innovative Hanoi-style Pho, banana flower salads, and other traditional specialties — where classic flavors meet creative twists.

🟢 Part 4: Egg Coffee or Dessert to End the Night
To close this culinary journey, we visit a cozy hidden café to savor Vietnam’s iconic egg coffee — a luscious blend of whipped egg yolk, condensed milk, and bold espresso, often called liquid tiramisu. Prefer something sweeter? Treat yourself to a decadent Mango & Caramel Pudding at a local favorite dessert spot. It’s the perfect way to end your unforgettable Hanoi night food tour.