Ho Chi Minh City: Mouth-Watering Street Food Tour By Motorbike

Our local student guides will conveniently pick you up from your hotel/apartment/Airbnb or meet you at the designated meeting point, Opera House (7 Công Trường Lam Sơn, district 1). Your safety is our utmost priority, and you can rest assured that our well-trained drivers will provide a secure and comfortable ride. - With provided helmets and ponchos, we ensure your protection, supported by Scooter Accident Insurance (up to $5000). All the eateries we visit hold Government Safe Food Certificates, guaranteeing a hygienic and safe dining experience. Additionally, we offer customization options to accommodate any dietary restrictions. *Please note that slight menu variations may occur based on the availability of local food stalls on the day and time of your tour.

Your tour begins with a hassle-free pickup from your hotel and stopping at hidden-gem eateries, including: 1. Gỏi Đu Đủ - A unique papaya salad mixed with black beef jerky, reviewed by the Best Ever Food Review Show 2. Dừa Tắc - An unique coconut juice mixed with pineapple or kumquat jam at a 20-year-old food stall 3. Bánh Cuốn - Steamed rice roll with minced pork, wood-ear mushroom & dipping sauce 4. Bánh Xèo - Mekong sizzling pancake style served at a 25-year-old restaurant at China Town 5. Bánh Khọt - Sizzling savory crepe combined with pork and shrimp 6. Bún Bò Huế - A spicy 8-hour slow-cooked Hue style beef noodle soup (100% Hue original taste) 7. Vietnamese pizza - A good mix of melted butter, cheese, egg and sausage 8. Chuối Nướng - Grilled banana with creamy coconut milk at a 20-year-old experience vendor 9. Saigon beer 10. Chè Vietnamese sweet soup or Flan Cake With Coconut Milk

Ho Thi Ky, situated on its eponymous street, is the premier flower market in Ho Chi Minh City. Serving as a key supplier of flowers to the city and several provinces in Southern Vietnam, it has earned a reputation as the largest and most vibrant floral hub.

For nearly half a century, the Nguyen Thien Thuat apartment buildings have been a cherished part of the community. Remarkably, some have even been neighbors since the time of the Vietnam War, fostering enduring connections that span generations.