Meeting Point

At your hotel

Enjoy Vietnamese salt coffee

I’ll take you to a low-key coffee shop tucked away on the side of a busy street, where you might never expect to find such an amazing cup of Vietnamese Salt Coffee. The coffee is rich and aromatic, topped with a smooth, creamy salted foam that makes every sip wonderfully indulgent.

Freshly Fried Vietnamese Donuts

I’ll take you to a tiny little donut shop where you can watch the donuts being made right in front of you—from pressing and shaping the dough to frying them fresh. You’ll get to try a variety of flavors, from classic sugar-coated donuts to honey-glazed and sesame-topped ones. A simple little treat that’s surprisingly addictive!

Pho Tron – Vietnamese Dry Rice Noodles with Soy Dressing

Step into a small, authentic local restaurant and try a different version of Pho. Pho Tron combines soft rice noodles with crispy fried shallots, fresh bean sprouts, herbs, cilantro, crunchy peanuts, and a savory soy-based dressing. Tossed together, it creates a delicious mix of fresh, crunchy, savory, and aromatic flavors.

Banh My

Next, no Hanoi food adventure would be complete without a bite of Banh Mi. We’ll stop at a small spot to try a freshly made Vietnamese baguette, packed with delicious vegan fillings and fresh herbs. Crispy on the outside, soft inside, and full of flavor—it’s a simple street food classic you definitely shouldn’t miss.

Kem xoi

For dessert, let’s try a Vietnamese favorite: sticky rice with ice cream. Creamy, cold ice cream meets warm, chewy sticky rice, creating a fun contrast of textures and flavors. It’s a simple but surprisingly delicious Vietnamese treat and a perfect sweet ending to our food adventure.

Ending Point

At your hotel in Hanoi