Flavors of Hanoi: Motorbike Food Excursion

Egg coffee

Hanoi Egg Coffee is a unique and beloved local specialty that combines the richness of Vietnamese coffee with a creamy twist. Served hot in a small cup, this sweet and indulgent beverage is a must-try for coffee enthusiasts looking to experience a taste of Hanoi’s distinct coffee culture.

Halong white bubble yogurt

Hạ Long Yogurt with white bubbles is famous for its delightful blend of refreshing yogurt, slightly tangy and cool, infused with a coconut flavor.

Sweet gruel

A popular local dessert that is loved for its slightly sweet flavors. It is made from a variety of ingredients such as mung beans, glutinous rice, black beans, lotus seeds, coconut milk, and jelly…

Bun Cha

Bun Cha is a signature dish of Hanoi that showcases the city’s vibrant street food culture. It’s made with grilled pork, rice vermicelli noodles, fresh herbs, and a dipping sauce that serves as the heart of this meal.

Rolled Pho

Instead of the classic bowl of noodle soup, Rolled Phở features all the familiar elements of Phở – tender rice noodles, aromatic herbs, and savory meat rolled tightly in a delicate rice paper wrapper. Served with a dipping sauce.

Hue-style beef noodles

A specialty dish originating from the city of Hue in central Vietnam. Served with thick rice noodles, tender slices of beef, and various toppings such as herbs, lime, and chili, Hue-style beef noodles offer a delightful combination of flavors.

Banh mi

“Banh mi” is a popular street food delight that has gained international acclaim. Typically, Banh Mi includes a variety of fillings such as savory grilled or cured meats, fresh herbs, pickled vegetables, and a generous spread of mayonnaise or pâté. The result is a harmonious blend of flavors, with the crunchy bread complementing the savory, tangy, and aromatic fillings.

Banh xeo

The name “Banh Xeo” translates to “sizzling pancake,” which refers to the sizzling sound it makes when cooked. Banh Xeo offers a delightful combination of the crispiness of the pancake and the freshness of the herbs.

During the food tour, you will not only enjoy local food but also have the opportunity to explore some iconic landmarks of Hanoi.

We will pass by the Hanoi Opera House, and continue with a stop at the historic Long Bien Bridge, offering a glimpse into Hanoi’s past and breathtaking views of the Red River. Tran Quoc Pagoda, nestled by the serene West Lake, will provide a serene and spiritual experience.

Lastly, on our way back, we will make a quick visit to the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. This special combination of food tour and sightseeing promises an unforgettable journey through Hanoi city.