Hanoi Jeep Food Tours: Train Street, Backstreets & Street Food

Taste Hanoi Like a Local – On a Vintage Jeep!
Get off the beaten path and dive into the rich street food culture of Vietnam’s capital with our Hanoi Jeep Food Tours. From the legendary Hanoi Train Street to vibrant backstreets and hidden alleys, we take you where few tourists go — all while riding in a stylish open-air Vietnam War–era Jeep.

This isn’t just a food tour — it’s an immersive culinary adventure through Hanoi’s culture, history, and everyday life.

Our bookings fill up fast – book your tour today to secure your spots! 📞 Whatsapp to book 24/7! Call/WhatsApp: +84(0)982416518 📧 Email: info@asiamotorbikeadventures.com 🌐 Website: asiamotorbikeadventures.com

Group Tour: Only $59.99 USD per person
Private Tour: From $79 USD per person
Evening Tour: 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Afternoon Tour: 1:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Kids under 12: 30% OFF | Ages 3–5: FREE
Hotel Pickup & Drop-off included (Old Quarter)

Why Choose Our Hanoi Jeep Food Tour?

Visit the legendary Hanoi Train Street
Cruise Hanoi’s iconic sights: Old Quarter, French Quarter, Long Bien Bridge
Enjoy authentic Vietnamese street food at hidden local gems
Ride comfortably in an open-air Jeep with a licensed driver & guide
Sample Banh Cuon, Bun Cha, Egg Coffee, seafood, and more!
Family-friendly – great for solo travelers, couples & groups
Runs rain or shine with quality rain gear provided

Hanoi Jeep Food Tours: Trainstreet, backstreets, street food Itinerary:

🟢 Part 1: Banh Cuon & Red River Views
Start your evening at a charming, family-run eatery serving freshly steamed Banh Cuon — delicate rice rolls filled with minced pork and mushrooms. Afterward, hop on the back of your lady rider’s scooter and cruise along the shimmering Red River, where city lights dance on the water.

🟢 Part 2: Bun Cha & Train Street
Dig into Bun Cha, Hanoi’s beloved dish of smoky grilled pork and vermicelli, at a local spot made famous by Obama and Bourdain. Then head to the iconic Train Street, where daily life unfolds just inches from the tracks — a thrilling blend of chaos and charm.

🟢 Part 3: West Lake & Hanoian Flavors
Glide around peaceful West Lake and dive into Hanoi’s vibrant street food scene in Ngu Xa Village. Taste a variety of local specialties, from tangy banana flower salad to sizzling grilled seafood, all prepared fresh by roadside vendors.

🟢 Part 4: Dessert & Egg Coffee
Wrap up your culinary journey at a hidden alley café, where you can sip on Hanoi’s signature egg coffee — creamy, rich, and unforgettable. Prefer something cool? Try the chilled mango caramel pudding for a light, sweet finish.