FOOD TOURS BY MOTORBIKE OR SCOOTER IN HANOI
The 11 best food tours by motorbike or scooter in Hanoi you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and how many tastings you actually get. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Review of Hanoi’s 3-hour motorcycle street-food tour, with 10 tastings, local guidance, Old Quarter lanes, price, value, and practical tips.
“The best way to experience the food and traffic of Hanoi. Emilia was superb she took us to places we would not have gone to and try foods that we might otherwise never try. Most recommended.”
Ride Hanoi by Vespa at night with female guides, local street food, Old Quarter lanes, Long Bien Bridge, and Train Street.
“Great tour with guide Happy, she was very flexible and showed me the best places and we had great food.”
Review of Hanoi’s 4-hour scooter food tour, with local dishes, landmarks, Train Street, safety details, price, and practical booking advice.
“The guys were awesome, tailored to your needs tour. Great fun way to get out and about with all the local knowledge.”
Ride Hanoi by Vespa with a female rider team, tasting bun cha, pho dishes, egg coffee, and Train Street treats for four hours.
“The tour with Sunny, Trang and Thuy was fantastic. They were engaging. Sunny brought a lot of enthusiasm, humor and local knowledge which made the evening. The final stop at Train Street with some delicious beverages was a great way to end.”
Explore Hanoi by foot or motorbike with local guide Chris, tasting street food, egg coffee, market life, and Old Quarter stories.
“This was the most personalized and fun experience during my trip to Hanoi. I would highly recommend it to anyone, especially foodies and solo travelers. Chris is very friendly and knowledgeable, and thanks to this tour I tried Vietnamese dishes I never would have discovered on my own.”
Review of Hanoi’s Vespa night tour, with street food, Train Street, landmarks, live music, hotel pickup, and practical booking advice.
“Alex my driver was very professional and extremely careful in very busy traffic, so u felt very safe at anll times. His additional knowledge has helped to enhance my trip to Hanoi.”
Ride Hanoi by Vespa after dark, sampling local food, Train Street coffee, city views, Long Bien Bridge, and live jazz for $69.
“Pink was on time and met me at the hotel lobby with minimal wait. He drove safely during the tour. At the various stops he explained the various food items being served and took the initiative to serve the guests. Make sure you bring an empty stomach to this tour as there is a lot of food to try!”
Ride through Hanoi, sample local street food, visit Long Bien Bridge and Train Street, and see daily life beyond the Old Quarter.
“This motorbike food tour in Hanoi was amazing and a real highlight of my trip. Riding through the busy streets was exciting and felt like the perfect way to see the city. The guides were friendly, knowledgeable, and made me feel very safRead more”
Taste Hanoi’s pho, banh mi, bun cha, beer, and egg coffee on a 3-hour walking, motorbike, or cyclo food tour.
“Three hours in Hanoi is hardly enough to sample the vibrant cuisine of the place, but it is enough to whet your appetite. We plunged straight into the chaos of the Old Quarter, our senses overwhelmed by the aromas of street food stalls. The Read more”
Ride Hanoi by vintage Vespa, taste local street food, see Train Street and Long Bien Bridge, then enjoy live music for $85.
“Tons of fun! Felt completely safe with our friendly drivers, and Alex was a terrific guide. He was flexible with the plan and took us to Food Island instead of Train Street because we had already been there. Lots of delicious food stops as well as passing by sights like Ho Chi Minh mausoleum, Parliament, and St. Joseph Cathedral where we stopped for coffee on the church square. It was thrilling to be part of the chaotic Hanoi traffic and to see the city sights lit up at night. Do it!”
Taste Hanoi street food by foot or motorbike, with coffee, pho, local stops, landmarks, hotel pickup, and vegetarian options.
“Light on interaction with the guides but the food was good and authentic. Our guides seemed a bit inexperienced with negotiating Hanoi traffic and got lost twice. But that is part of the Hanoi charm?”
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