• Fine Arts Museum - The Ho Chi Minh City Museum of Fine Arts is a magnificent French-colonial structure that highlights Vietnam’s rich artistic legacy. Conveniently located in the city center, it serves as an ideal starting point for a culinary journey through Saigon.
• Hủ Tiếu Mì Bò Viên, Bò Kho 158 Nguyễn Công Trứ - Kick off your small-group walking tour with genuine local flavors! Savor Cháo Mực, Hu Tieu Bo Kho (beef stew noodles), and xa xiu (Cantonese-style barbecued pork). As you relish these dishes, learn about the influence of Chinese culinary traditions on Vietnamese cuisine. Enjoy the spicy aromas of lively street stalls and observe the vibrant daily life in the heart of Saigon.
• Chùa Bà Thiên Hậu - En route to the next culinary stop, pass by Chùa Bà Thiên Hậu, a historic temple dedicated to the Goddess of the Sea. This former Chinese community house celebrates the rich heritage of Cantonese, Teochew, and Hakka immigrants who have shaped Saigon’s culture. It offers a captivating insight into the city’s multicultural history.
• Ong Lanh Bridge Market - As you proceed to the next food destination, pass by Ong Lanh Bridge Market, a lively local hub where vendors offer fresh produce and everyday essentials. It provides a vibrant glimpse into Saigon life and an excellent opportunity to see how locals shop and interact within their community.
• Vietnam Explore - No local experience is complete without coffee! Slip into a hidden hem (alley) to enjoy a cup just like Saigonese coffee enthusiasts do daily. Your guide will demonstrate the traditional way to drink it—rich, bold, and full of character—ensuring you feel right at home.
• Minh Phượng - Continue your culinary adventure with one of southern Vietnam’s most cherished dishes: Bò Cuốn Mỡ Chài (grilled beef meatballs wrapped in caul fat). With simple ingredients and bold flavors, this street food classic is a true local favorite, available from modest stalls to upscale restaurants. One taste and you’ll understand why it’s unforgettable!

Conclude your Saigon food adventure with a refreshing street beer served with peanuts and rice crackers—a perfect opportunity to mingle with locals. Then, end on a sweet note with a silky Vietnamese flan (crème caramel) at a popular local stall.

• Walking tour with 4 Food Stops and 2 Drink Stops
• Stop for a cold Saigon beer with peanuts and rice crackers
• Get tips on what else to see, do and eat during your stay
• Discover the best of Saigon’s street food
• Join a Friendly Local English-speaking guide

• Additional Food and Drinks
• Gratuities

Experience the flavors of Saigon on a 3-hour evening food tour! Delight in classic dishes such as beef noodle stew and Cantonese BBQ pork, complemented by coffee, street beer, and a sweet flan dessert. Wander through secret alleys, visit a historic temple, and learn about the influence of Chinese cuisine on Vietnamese dishes—all within a small group for a genuine, personalized adventure.

• What is the minimum age for this tour? The minimum age to join this experience is 6 years.
• Will the food stops always be the same? This tour visits independent, family-owned businesses, and their schedules and menus may change. Street food venues and dishes often vary, but your local guide will make any final adjustments to ensure the best experience.
• What food is included? Expect authentic tastings such as: Hu Tieu Bo Kho (beef stew with noodles), Xa Xiu (Cantonese-style barbecued pork or duck), Bo La Lot (grilled minced beef in betel leaf) and Flan cake (Vietnamese crème caramel)
• How much walking is involved? The tour covers approximately 2.5 km (1.5 miles), so comfortable shoes are recommended.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.