Meeting Point: Hidden Gem Cafe Hanoi, Add: No.1 Hang Mam Street, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi Meet your friendly local guide and get ready to explore the bustling heart of Hanoi on foot. 1. Hanoi 3 Signature Dishes At Hidden Gem Cafe 1.1 : Begin with egg coffee: A rich, creamy blend of strong Vietnamese coffee topped with a smooth, sweet egg foam. This unique drink, born in the Old Quarter, is a must-try cultural experience that perfectly represents the city’s creativity and charm. 1.2: Try Phở Cuon: One of the city’s top 4 iconic dishes. Unlike traditional pho, these fresh rice noodle rolls are wrapped with beef, herbs, and served with dipping sauce. 1.3: Taste the original Hanoi-style Bánh Mì: Hanoi’s Banh Mi is a must-try street food that perfectly blends Vietnamese flavors with French influence. Crispy baguette, savory meats, pickled vegetables, fresh herbs, and chili create a delicious balance of taste and texture.

2. Cultural Walking Adventure Stroll through the Old Quarter’s maze of narrow alleyways and zigzagging streets. Visit a local family home tucked away behind the main streets to glimpse everyday life in Hanoi. This rare behind-the-scenes encounter offers cultural depth beyond the food.

Michelin Guide Street Food Safari: Your culinary journey continues with stops at 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 locals and visitors alike, it’s a flavorful balance of smoky, savory, and fresh tastes—famously enjoyed by President Obama during his Hanoi visit.

3.3: Mien Lươn – Michelin nominated – Hanoi’s Mien Lươn (eel vermicelli) is a Michelin-nominated specialty that every food lover should try. This delicate 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.

4.2 Local street-side desserts– Indulge in treats like sticky rice yogurt, ice cream, or seasonal specialties.

4.1 Bia Hơi Hanoi – The city’s famous fresh draft beer. Light, crisp, and brewed daily, it’s best enjoyed at tiny street-side stalls with locals. For just a few cents a glass, Bia Hoi offers travelers an authentic taste of Hanoi’s vibrant street culture and social life.

Train Street & Tour End we’ll take you to Hanoi Train Street, where you can soak up the festive vibes and capture lifetime moments. The tour ends at the train-street and you can find the way back to your hotel, the guide can help if you need assistance.