• Hidden Gem Coffee - Quán Cà Phê Tái Chế - Meeting Point: Hidden Gem Cafe Hanoi, Address: No.1 Hang Mam Street, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi.
  Meet the welcoming local guide and prepare to explore the vibrant heart of Hanoi on foot.

1. Hanoi’s 3 Signature Dishes at Hidden Gem Cafe

1.1: Start with egg coffee: A rich, creamy concoction of robust Vietnamese coffee topped with a smooth, sweet egg foam. This distinctive beverage, originating in the Old Quarter, is a must-try cultural experience that beautifully showcases the city’s creativity and charm.

1.2: Sample Phở Cuon: One of the city’s top four iconic dishes. Unlike traditional pho, these fresh rice noodle rolls are filled with beef, herbs, and served with a dipping sauce.

1.3: Savor the original Hanoi-style Bánh Mì: Hanoi’s Banh Mi is an essential street food that perfectly marries Vietnamese flavors with French influence. A crispy baguette, savory meats, pickled vegetables, fresh herbs, and chili create a delightful balance of taste and texture.

• Bach Ma Temple - 2. Cultural Walking Adventure
  Wander through the Old Quarter’s labyrinth of narrow alleyways and winding streets. Visit a local family home hidden behind the main streets to get a glimpse of everyday life in Hanoi. This unique behind-the-scenes experience offers cultural insights beyond the food.

• Bun Cha Dac Kim - Michelin Guide Street Food Safari: Continue the culinary journey with visits to three Michelin-nominated eateries:
  3.1: Bún Chả – Michelin-nominated Bún Chả is a must-try dish in Hanoi, featuring grilled pork, fresh rice noodles, herbs, and a tangy dipping sauce. Loved by both locals and visitors, it’s a flavorful blend of smoky, savory, and fresh tastes—famously enjoyed by President Obama during his visit to Hanoi.

• Mr Bảy Miền Tây - Bánh Xèo - 3.2: Banh Xeo – Michelin-nominated – One of Vietnam’s must-try dishes after Phở and Bánh Mì is Bánh Xèo, the sizzling Vietnamese pancake. Made from rice flour and turmeric, it’s filled with shrimp, pork, and bean sprouts, then fried to a crispy golden crust. Bánh Xèo is more than street food—it’s a delightful cultural experience not to be missed.

• Miến lươn Đông Thịnh - 3.3: Mien Lươn – Michelin-nominated – Hanoi’s Mien Lươn (eel vermicelli) is a Michelin-nominated specialty that every food enthusiast should try. This exquisite dish combines crispy or tender freshwater eel with glass noodles, aromatic herbs, and a flavorful broth or dry mix. A true hidden gem, it offers travelers an authentic taste of Hanoi’s rich culinary heritage.

• Loc Tai House - Chè Lộc Tài - 4.2 Local street-side desserts – Enjoy treats like sticky rice yogurt, ice cream, or seasonal specialties.

• Quán Bia Hơi Nam Còi - 4.1 Bia Hơi Hanoi – The city’s renowned fresh draft beer. Light, crisp, and brewed daily, it’s best enjoyed at small street-side stalls with locals. For just a few cents a glass, Bia Hoi provides travelers with an authentic taste of Hanoi’s lively street culture and social life.

• Hanoi Train Street - Train Street & Tour End
  Visit Hanoi Train Street, where you can soak up the festive atmosphere and capture unforgettable moments. The tour concludes at the train street, and assistance is available from the guide if needed to find the way back to your hotel.

• All food and drinks included
• 8 to 10 dishes, eat as much as you can
• Watch train pass by on Hanoi’s Train Street
• All fees and taxes covered
• English-speaking guide and instructor
• Meals provided: breakfast, lunch, and dinner (depending on tour time)

• Taxi, pick up and drop off, it is a part of your travel adventure and local exploration
• Tip and gratuity for guide

Hanoi Michelin Guide Street Food Walking Tour offers a 3.5-hour adventure for food enthusiasts and inquisitive travelers.

Participants will savor Hanoi’s signature dishes at Hidden Gem Cafe, such as Banh Mi Hanoi, Pho Cuon Hanoi – fresh spring rolls, and the iconic egg coffee. Additionally, the tour includes three world-renowned Michelin-nominated Hanoi specialties: Bún Chả, Banh Xeo, and Eel Noodles.

This journey combines authentic flavors with rich cultural insights. Guests will enjoy a signature taste of Hanoi’s beloved Bia Hoi, the city’s most popular street-side drink, followed by a local street dessert—Chè Hanoi. Saving the best for last, the tour visits the famous Hanoi Train Street, where participants can soak up the festive atmosphere and capture stunning moments as the train passes by.

Participants will wander through Hanoi’s maze of zigzagging alleyways, meet local families, and discover the daily life that shapes the city’s culinary soul. This is not just a tour; it’s an immersive experience that allows guests to taste, see, and feel the real Hanoi.

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