Vietnam Jeep Food Tours – A Culinary Adventure Under the Stars

Discover Vietnam’s rich street food culture with Vietnam Jeep Food Tours, an exciting gastronomic journey that blends local flavors, history, and adventure into one unforgettable experience. Travel through Vietnam’s bustling cities in an open-air Vietnam People’s Army Jeep, stopping at hidden eateries, family-run restaurants, and iconic landmarks. Inspired by Anthony Bourdain’s legendary food tours in Vietnam, this adventure takes you beyond tourist hotspots, offering an authentic taste of Vietnamese cuisine.

Vietnam Jeep Food Tours Overview

Vietnam Jeep Food Tours is designed for food enthusiasts, culture seekers, and adventurers eager to explore Vietnam’s best-kept culinary secrets. From vibrant city streets to hidden food alleys, this tour ensures a full immersion into Vietnam’s street food scene.

Tour options: Jeep / Bicycle / Motorbike / Vespa / Car
Skill level: Open to all, no prior experience required
Who is this for? Travelers seeking unique and authentic food experiences in Vietnam

Vietnam Jeep Food Tours Highlights

Explore Vietnam’s culinary hotspots & iconic landmarks:
- Train Street – See local life unfold beside moving trains
- Long Bien Bridge – A historical masterpiece with breathtaking views
- Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum & Presidential Palace – A nighttime cultural insight
- West Lake, Truc Bach Lake & the Opera House – Stunning cityscape views
- Local street food stalls – Sample Vietnam’s most authentic flavors
Taste Vietnam’s most famous dishes & unlimited drinks:
- Bun Cha – Grilled pork with vermicelli noodles
- Pho Rolls – Fresh rice noodle rolls from Hanoi
- Mango Pudding Dessert – A delicious local specialty
- Egg Coffee – Vietnam’s iconic coffee, crafted since 1946
Immersive cultural experiences:
- Visit family-run eateries and hear the stories behind their dishes
- Witness nightly ceremonies at Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum
- Explore the B52 bomber wreckage in Huu Tiep Lake, a hidden war relic
- Ride through Vietnam’s Old Quarter and French Quarter, glowing with lantern lights

Vietnam Jeep Food Tours Itinerary

Part 1: Vietnam’s Street Food Culture Your Vietnam Jeep Food Tour starts at a local market, where you’ll sample authentic Vietnamese snacks while soaking in the energy of the city’s bustling food scene. Our expert guide will lead you through hidden alleys, introducing you to traditional cooking techniques and bold flavors.

Part 2: Train Street & Bun Cha Feast Next, we stop at a family-operated restaurant, where you’ll indulge in Bun Cha, the famous grilled pork dish once enjoyed by Anthony Bourdain and President Obama. Then, we head to Train Street, where locals cook and unwind beside active railway tracks—a true reflection of Vietnam’s vibrant urban life.

Part 3: Historical & Cultural Discoveries The tour continues with a pause at Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, giving you a rare chance to witness its evening traditions and ceremonies. We then explore Huu Tiep Lake, home to the B52 bomber wreckage, hidden deep inside Hanoi’s flower village. Cruising through lantern-lit streets in the Old Quarter and French Quarter, we enjoy stunning nighttime views of West Lake and Truc Bach Lake.

Part 4: Food Finale & Relaxation To complete the culinary adventure, we visit Ngu Xa village, where we try Pho Rolls, an exciting twist on Vietnam’s beloved noodle soup. A stop at a local café lets us enjoy Mango Pudding Dessert, followed by a final stop at Long Bien Bridge, where guests can capture stunning night photos. Before returning, we sip on Vietnamese Egg Coffee, rounding off the evening in true Vietnamese style.

Vietnam Jeep Food Tours FAQs

Is food and drink included? Yes, all meals and drinks are included.
Will we visit Train Street? Absolutely! Train Street is a key part of the experience.
What happens if it rains? We provide high-quality rain ponchos, and the adventure continues.

Tour Pricing & Booking

Tour Type	Price per person
Group Tour	$59.99

Afternoon Tour: 13:00 – 17:00
Evening Tour: 18:00 – 22:00
Duration: 4 hours
Pick-up & Drop-off: Hotels in Hanoi’s Old Quarter or a designated meeting point