Saigon Evening Food Walking Tour – Taste Vietnam's Culinary Diversity

Join me for an authentic evening food adventure through Saigon’s hidden local streets. As night falls and vendors open up, we’ll explore a non-touristy neighborhood, tasting small bites from North, Central, and South Vietnam.

You’ll enjoy 13+ food tastings, watch how dishes are made, take photos, and experience Saigon’s street food culture like a local. Feel free to eat as much as you want—or skip a few and just enjoy the vibes!

🍴 Food Tastings Include:

• Bò Lá Lốt – Grilled beef wrapped in betel leaves (~$2 USD)
• Bánh Bông Lan & Bánh Chuối – White sponge cake and sweet banana cake (~$1 USD)
• Chuối Nướng & Xôi Nướng – Grilled banana and sticky rice with creamy coconut milk (~$1 USD)
• Bánh Xèo – Crispy Vietnamese pancake (~$1 USD)
• Bánh Tráng Nướng – Saigon-style grilled rice paper pizza (~$1 USD)
• Bánh Đúc Chiên – Fried rice cake with shredded papaya (~$1 USD)
• Nước Mía – Fresh sugarcane juice (~$0.50 USD)
• Food Challenge – Grilled snails with pepper or balut (~$2 USD)
• Xôi – Sticky rice in different styles (~ USD 1)
• Rượu Nếp – Traditional sticky rice wine (~$0.50 USD)
• Bánh Phồng Dừa – Coconut crackers in four flavors (~$0.50 USD)
• Kem Dừa – Coconut ice cream (~$0.50 USD)

 

We will also explore hidden gems and local sites that are off the beaten path:

- Oldest Aparments
- Sencond Hand Market
- Cambodian Neighborhood
- The Maze of Alleys
- Biggest flower market and wet market.
 

Note:

Food and drinks are not included. On average, it costs around $7 USD per person, but if you eat a lot, it could be up to $15 USD per person—this depends entirely on your preferences. Please bring extra cash in Vietnamese Dong to pay local vendors directly, as they only accept Dong. Thank you
 
- We might have to skip some dishes if the vendors are not open the food stalls on that day.