Vietnam Food Tours
Highlights of Vietnam Food Tours
- Shop in local markets such as the Dong Xuan market in Hanoi and buy a bunch of fruits and vegetables you have never seen in your life, from mangosteens to smelly durians and Malabar spinach.
- Join a local cooking lesson and learn how to make local dishes such as Cao Lau (a noodle dish), Goi Sua (a unique jellyfish salad), and of course, authentic pho to experience the best food tour in Vietnam.
- Do not forget to explore street food markets such as Nghia Tan and Thanh Cong in Hanoi.
- Visit a typical honey-bee farm and try their product and take part in a coconut candy workshop.
- Join a local family for dinner or lunch and see what Vietnamese people eat on a daily basis.
Travel Tips for Food Tours in Vietnam
- Always bring cash with you on Vietnam food tours, as markets often do not accept cards.
- No matter how salty your dish is, make sure to not drink tap water.
- Try to opt for bigger food stands. This will be your guarantee that the food there is safe.
- Try to learn a few Vietnamese phrases. In rural places, people often don’t speak English, so knowing a bit of Vietnamese will help you communicate.
