Discover Hanoi’s Hidden Flavors with Our Street Food Tours Led by Women

Looking for the best Hanoi street food tour? Join our Hanoi Motorcycle Food Tours Led By Women and dive into the real Hanoi—off the tourist track and into the heart of its vibrant, flavorful local life. Ride pillion on a modern scooter with our experienced female guides as they lead you through the city’s backstreets, alleyways, and iconic landmarks, all while introducing you to the best street food Hanoi has to offer.

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Tour Duration: 3.5 to 4 hours
Departure Times:

Afternoon Tour: 13:00 – 17:00
Evening Tour: 18:00 – 22:00
Pick-Up & Drop-Off: Available from your hotel in Hanoi’s Old Quarter or agreed meeting point
Runs Daily
Skill Level: No experience needed. Suitable for all.

Pricing:

Adults (12+): $60
Children (5–11): $40
Under 4: Free
Private Tour: From $70 to $80 per person depending on group size

Why Choose Our Hanoi Street Food Scooter Tour?

Led by Women, Powered by Passion
Our team of skilled local women guides offers an authentic, safe, and empowering experience that brings the soul of Hanoi alive.

Beyond the Tourist Trail
Inspired by Anthony Bourdain’s Hanoi adventures, we show you where the locals eat—hidden street stalls, family-run diners, and culinary gems not found in any travel book.

Comfort and Safety First
Ride in comfort on our brand-new Honda Lead scooters, equipped with passenger backrests so you feel secure throughout the tour.

Nighttime Adventure
From the glow of lantern-lit alleys to the chaotic charm of Train Street, this is Hanoi by night—lively, colorful, and unforgettable.

HANOI STREET FOOD TOUR Highlights

Explore the Old Quarter, French Quarter, and Red River banks
Visit the legendary Hanoi Train Street
Taste authentic local dishes like Banh Cuon, Bun Cha, Pho Cuon, grilled seafood, and more
Ride past landmarks like the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Long Bien Bridge, West Lake, and the Opera House
Enjoy Vietnamese egg coffee or a sweet dessert at a local favorite café
Experience Hanoi’s street food scene safely with trained, licensed female drivers

HANOI STREET FOOD TOUR Itinerary

🟢 Part 1: Banh Cuon & Old Quarter Lanterns
Your evening begins as the friendly team from Asia Motorbike Adventures meets you at your hotel for a safety briefing and an overview of the journey ahead. First stop: a cherished family-run diner famed for serving some of Hanoi’s best Banh Cuon — delicate steamed rice rolls filled with seasoned pork and wood ear mushrooms, topped with crispy shallots, and served with savory fish sauce. Watch a skilled local chef prepare this specialty before your eyes. Then, cruise through lantern-lit alleys of the Old Quarter, where historic charm meets a vibrant night scene. Cap off this stage with stunning views of Hanoi’s glittering skyline from the banks of the Red River.

🟡 Part 2: Bun Cha & Bustling Train Street
Next, head to a family-run restaurant that’s a local legend for Bun Cha — grilled pork with vermicelli noodles, fresh herbs, and a tangy dipping sauce. This beloved dish gained international fame thanks to the Obama–Bourdain visit. After dinner, take in the energy of Train Street, where daily life unfolds just inches from active railway tracks. It’s a fascinating glimpse into authentic Hanoi nightlife, with locals cooking, relaxing, and socializing right beside the rails.

🔵 Part 3: West Lake & Ngu Xa Village Delicacies
Ride onward to West Lake, Hanoi’s largest lake, where the moonlit waters reflect both ancient temples and modern high-rises. Then, arrive at Ngu Xa Village, a hotspot for Hanoian street food. Here, sample an array of traditional dishes, including grilled seafood, banana flower salad, and creative takes on Hanoi-style Pho — all served in a lively, local setting.

🔴 Part 4: Vietnamese Egg Coffee & Sweet Treats
Wrap up your food adventure at a hidden gem café known for Vietnam’s iconic Egg Coffee — a rich, frothy blend of egg yolk, condensed milk, and strong espresso, often compared to liquid tiramisu. If you’re in the mood for dessert, opt for a decadent Mango & Caramel Pudding at a popular local dessert spot. It’s the perfect sweet ending to a night full of flavor, culture, and connection.