• Hue - Experience the delightful Com hen, a rice dish featuring rural ingredients such as baby mussels (hen) and fresh herbs, all combined through a refined process. The mussels are boiled to create a broth that adds sweetness and depth to the rice.
• Hue - Savor three traditional cakes: 1. Beo Cake, a rice flour cake steamed in an aluminum blister or small cup, typically with a dimple in the center filled with a savory mix of fresh shrimp, mung beans, and fried shallots. 2. Bánh bột lọc, a popular Hue cake, is steamed and served by removing the leaf. The transparent dough reveals the shrimp filling inside. Some versions are served without a leaf, simply placed on a plate and enhanced with fried onions, accompanied by a sweet and sour fish sauce. 3. Nam cake, a steamed shrimp rice cake made of rice flour and shrimp, wrapped in phrynium leaves and served with fish sauce.
• Hue - Head to another part of the city to try Bánh Khoái, a Vietnamese pancake renowned in Hue for its deliciousness, thanks to a secret blend of flour and a broth made from over 10 spices to create a thick sauce.
• Hue - Stroll along the Huong River, cross the iconic Truong Tien bridge in Hue, and enjoy Bún bò Huế, a Vietnamese cuisine. This rich and spicy soup boasts deep layers of flavor, paired with tender slices of beef and pork, and topped with an abundance of fresh herbs.
• Hue - After Bún bò Huế, try the most unique bread in Vietnam, Banh Mi, a Vietnamese sandwich featuring a unique combination of crusty bread rolls with pate, mayo, Asian ham, pickled vegetables, green onion, coriander/cilantro, fresh chilies, and a drizzle of seasoning.
• Hue - Conclude the tour with Hue sweet soup, known as “Che Hue,” a popular Vietnamese street food that can be enjoyed as a dessert or a mid-day snack. Che Hue is renowned throughout the country for its delicious, sophisticated, and subtle flavors, characteristic of Hue cuisine.

• Bottled water included
• Safety helmets provided
• Motorbike with guide as your driver
• Experienced local guide
• Raincoats available for rainy conditions
• Local food included

• Your personal expenses

Hue is globally recognized as the former imperial capital of the Nguyen dynasty (1802-1945), and within Vietnam, it is celebrated as the nation’s culinary capital. For those passionate about discovering the finest food in the city in authentic Vietnamese style, the best way is by motorbike.

Riding a motorbike provides the freedom to visit the top spots in the city for each dish. Enjoy as the drivers and guides share the stories behind Hue’s many dishes, often steeped in folklore and lively debate, before hopping back on the bike to continue the journey.

The guides and drivers are all licensed, experienced motorcyclists, and enthusiastic about Hue cuisine.

Guests will be picked up at their hotel and will cross over to Hue Citadel to explore the historic streets and tree-lined avenues surrounding the Imperial City, which, in addition to their beauty and cultural significance, also offer some of the best food in the city.

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