- 11:00 AM or 05:30 PM:  Our  tour guide will only pick you up at your hotel or meeting point in the center of Hanoi Old Quarter.

- Start the trip passing through the hidden alleys, and vibrant coner of the Old Quarter, home to 36 - street. Along the way, you'll get to truly taste the authentic flavors of Hanoi cuisine, some of which is from decades-old sidewalk stalls and local eateries that most tourists miss.

· Bún chả ( Grilled pork with noodle) - grilled pork patties served with vermicelli noodles, fresh herbs, and a flavorful dipping sauce. A Hanoi must-try!

· Phở bò,gà ( Beef, chicken noodle soup) - Vietnam's most iconic noodle soup with aromatic broth, rice noodles, and tender slices of beef or chicken.

· Bún ốc (Snail noodle soup) - a unique northern dish with chewy rice noodles, freshwater snails, and a tangy tomato-based broth.

-  Bánh cuốn ( Steamed rice papper rolls) - delicate rice rolls filled with minced pork and wood ear mushrooms, topped with crispy shallots and fish sauce.

· Bánh gối ( Pillow dumpling) - deep-fried dumplings shaped like pillows, filled with minced meat, mushrooms, and glass noodles.

· Nem rán ( Fried spring rolls) - crispy rolls stuffed with pork, vegetables, and vermicelli, served with sweet-sour dipping sauce.

· Bánh tôm (Shrimp dumpling) - lightly battered and deep-fried shrimp cakes, typically served with herbs and dipping sauce.

· Bánh Mỳ (Vietnamese sandwich) - a French-inspired baguette filled with pâté, cold cuts, pickled veggies, and herbs—a street food favorite.

· Chè ( Sweet gruel soup) - a  refreshing dessert made from beans, jellies, fruits, and coconut milk—served hot or cold.

· Bánh Bao (Vietnamese dumpling) - luffy buns filled with savory pork, quail egg, and vegetables. A common grab-and-go snack.

· Bánh khoai, chuối ( Sweet potato,Banana cake) - deep-fried or pan-fried treats made with mashed banana or sweet potato, slightly crispy outside and sweet inside.

· Hoa quả dầm ( Mixture fresh-fruit) - a colorful mixture of chopped tropical fruits, jelly, condensed milk, and crushed ice.

· Bia Hơi (Fresh beer) - light and refreshing draft beer, brewed daily and enjoyed at local street corners. Very budget-friendly!

· Trà đá (Iced tea) - a simple, refreshing drink served with almost every Vietnamese meal—perfect to beat the heat.

·Café trứng (Egg coffee) - a rich and creamy Hanoi specialty made with whipped egg yolk and strong Vietnamese coffee.

- Along the tour, you will not only taste how Vietnamese street food is but also listen to the stories behind the food, giving you a real taste of Vietnamese culture and daily life.

- The tour ends at Hoan Kiem Lake, a peaceful spot to relax and take a walk after your Hanoi food adventure — or at any other convenient location for you to return from. If the tour includes more than two groups, our guide will help show you the way back to your hotel or hostel; otherwise, we will take you back to your accommodation directly.

Notes: To ensure you can enjoy the food safely, please inform your tour guide if you have any food allergies.