Experience the mouthwatering flavors of Hoi An on a private street food tour that will take you on a culinary adventure through the vibrant alleyways of this historic city. Hoi An is renowned for its rich culinary traditions and delectable street food, and this tour offers a unique opportunity to dive into the local food scene and discover the hidden gems of this food lover's paradise.
During this 210-minute tour, you can expect to satisfy your taste buds with a variety of local specialties. From the savory Vietnamese pancakes known as Bánh Căn to the famous Bánh Mì sandwiches that have been perfected over 50 years, every dish on this tour will leave you craving for more. You'll also have the chance to try the Balut, an optional challenge for the adventurous, and experience the unique flavors of Cao Lau, a specialty dish only found in Hoi An.
This street food tour is perfect for food enthusiasts and adventurous eaters who want to immerse themselves in the local culture and experience the authentic flavors of Hoi An. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or a first-time visitor, this tour offers a unique opportunity to discover the culinary delights of Hoi An in a private and personalized setting.
Booking this private street food tour in Hoi An ensures that you will have an unforgettable and delicious culinary experience. With an experienced guide by your side, you'll have the opportunity to taste the best of Hoi An's street food and learn about the culture and history of the city through its cuisine. From the crispy Bánh Mì bread to the flavorful Bánh Xèo Nem Lụi rice pancakes, every dish will take you on a culinary journey like no other. This tour guarantees a truly authentic and immersive experience that will leave a lasting impression on your taste buds and memories.
During the tour, you'll visit iconic landmarks like the Confucius temple and Hoi An Parish Church, adding a cultural dimension to your culinary adventure. The tour includes a total duration of 210 minutes, allowing you ample time to savor each dish and indulge in the vibrant atmosphere of the city. The meeting point is the Confucius temple, and the end point is an iconic bridge in Hoi An, making it easy for you to navigate the city. Prepare your taste buds for an unforgettable journey through Hoi An's culinary treasures.
Customers who have experienced this street food tour in Hoi An have been thrilled with their culinary adventure. They rave about the knowledgeable and friendly guides who provide fascinating insights into the local cuisine and culture. Travelers applaud the variety of dishes sampled, stating that each one was a delightful explosion of flavors. Many have deemed this tour a highlight of their trip, as it not only satisfies their taste buds but also offers a unique glimpse into the vibrant street food culture of Hoi An. Overall, the reviews suggest that this tour is a must-do for any food lover visiting Hoi An.
Hoi An Parish Church
Our accredited guide will meet you at the Confucius temple and will accompany you up to Hoi An Parish Church where we can taste the first dish is Bánh Căn - a little savory Vietnamese pancakes are made with a thin rice flour batter. They are cooked on outdoor grills which are equipped with a specialized terracotta bánh căn mold. The mixture is poured into the mold, and the pancake is then topped with quail egg and flavored with pickles and herbs.
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The second stop is a big challenge for adventurer. It is an optional try. We are going to let you try the Balut (Embryo Duck Egg) - is a fertilized egg that has been kept warm for around two weeks until the fetus is partially developed, then it’s boiled and eaten in the same way you would a ‘normal’ chicken egg.
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The third stop is wow, amazing, the never miss in Hoi An - Bánh Mì. We are going to show you hunt the best Bánh Mì in Hoi An where the lady owner has been running the business for 50 years. Her breads are crispy and the texture is incredible. Let have a bite with cold beer here.
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The next one is Cao Lau - Hoi An specialty dish that only found in this town. It typically consists of pork and greens on a bed of rice noodles made from rice which has been soaked in lye water, giving them a characteristic texture and colour that sets the dish apart from other Vietnamese noodle dishes. It is also well known as Vietnamese Udon.
Old Garden Restaurant (Vườn Xưa)
Another dish of Hoi An city known as is White Rose and Wonton. - White Rose : are made from translucent white dough which is filled with spiced minced shrimp and bunch up to look like a rose petal with white color. - Wonton : a deep fried and covered in a salsa-like topping of vegetables and sweet and sour shrimp are crispy, mouth-watering works of art.
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The last one is Nước Mót ( the fresh herbal drink to refresh with lemon and cinnamon flavor) End of tour
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