Saigon's Nocturnal Street Food Feast
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Experience overview
Embark on a culinary adventure through Saigon's legendary street food scene with a knowledgeable local guide. Begin your Saigon food tour with authentic appetizers like chao muc (dry squid porridge) and xa xui (Cantonese barbecued pork), experiencing the fusion of Chinese flavors within Vietnamese cuisine while immersing yourself in the vibrant street stall culture. As you explore the heart of Saigon, you'll visit a unique street food spot called banh bo banh tieu, which holds nostalgic memories for many Saigonese locals and offers insights into the history of Calmette and Yersin, two disciples of Pasteur who made significant contributions to Vietnam's healthcare system. Experience Saigon's history and multiculturalism through its food. Mingle with locals over Saigonese coffee and street beer. Explore hidden alleys to see Saigon in a way few tourists do. Passing by Chua Ba Thien Hau, the Goddess of the Sea temple, you'll learn about the rich history of Chinese immigration to Saigon. To complete your local experience, you'll enjoy coffee at a popular Saigonese coffee spot, where you'll savor coffee in the traditional Saigonese way, making you feel right at home in this bustling city. See Saigon as the sun sets and reveals a vibrant (and delicious) night scene.
Duration
3.5
Activity level
Easy
Tour style
Culinary / Food
Group size
Small
Food and beverages
Enjoy samples of Hu Tieu Bo Kho (Beef stew with noodles), xa xiu (Cantonese barbecued pork or duck), Bo la lot (barbecued minced beef), and Flan cake (creme caramel). Beer or soft drink and Coffee or tea will also be included.
Departure point
An approximate 8-minute taxi (approximately $5-15 US each way, not included) is required to reach your departure location. Full details will be provided in your electronic ticket upon confirmation.
Recommended dress
We recommend wearing comfortable clothes and sensible walking shoes or sneakers. A raincoat or umbrella would be suggested during wet or cooler weather.
Restrictions
This tour can not accomodate stroller, wheelchair or walker. This tour is not recommended for guest that have mobility restrictions.
Information required for this tour
Worldway will collect and verify all mandatory supplier options before any confirmed booking.
