Hoi An Street Food by Walking

A 3-hour street food eating tour by walking in Hoi An Ancient Town sounds like a fantastic idea! Hoi An is known for its vibrant culinary scene, and exploring the local street food is a great way to experience the city's culture and flavors.

Show up at our meeting point 15 minutes before your departure time to show your booking to our guide and meet other travelers.

Begin your tour at Bun Cha Ta, located at 197 Nguyen Duy Hieu Street, to taste one of the best Vietnamese spring rolls and egg coffee. Bun Cha Ta is a popular dish in Hoi An, Vietnam. It's a noodle dish that consists of grilled pork, noodles, and a dipping sauce. The pork is typically marinated in a mixture of spices and then grilled until tender and slightly charred. (The noodles are served cold, often with fresh herbs and vegetables, and the dipping sauce is made from a blend of fish sauce, vinegar, sugar, and chili peppers.) . We will taste delicious Spring roll and Egg coffee here
Bun Cha Ta is often considered a local specialty of Hoi An and is a popular street food item. It's a flavorful and satisfying dish that can be enjoyed for lunch or dinner. If you're visiting Hoi An, be sure to try it and see why it's so beloved by locals and visitors alike!)

After this amazing place, our tour guide and travelers will walking through small streets inside old town & Hoi An's Central Market, which is a bustling hub of activity and a food lover's paradise. Explore the market and sample some local snacks like banh mi (Vietnamese baguette sandwich) or banh bao (steamed dumplings).

Visit Cao Lau Food Stalls: Cao Lau is a signature dish of Hoi An, consisting of thick rice noodles, pork, herbs, and a special sauce. Walk around the town and find one of the many street food stalls or local restaurants that serve Cao Lau. It's a must-try dish while in Hoi An.

Try Quang Noodles: Quang Noodles (Mi Quang) is another famous dish in Hoi An. These noodles are topped with various ingredients like shrimp, pork, herbs, peanuts, and a flavorful broth. Look for a local eatery or street food vendor that specializes in Quang Noodles and enjoy this unique culinary experience.

Sample White Rose Dumplings: White Rose Dumplings (Banh Bao Vac) are delicate, translucent dumplings filled with seasoned minced shrimp. They are a specialty of Hoi An and are typically served with a tangy dipping sauce. Seek out a restaurant that is renowned for its White Rose Dumplings and savor this local delicacy.

Taste Fried Wontons: Hoi An is known for its delicious fried wontons (Hoanh Thanh Chien), which are crispy dumplings filled with minced pork and shrimp. These savory treats are usually served with a sweet and sour dipping sauce. Look for street food vendors or local eateries that offer fried wontons and enjoy their crunchy goodness.

End with Sweet Treats: Wrap up your street food tour with some delectable Vietnamese sweets. Explore the local dessert scene and try specialties such as banh flan (creme caramel), che chuoi (banana with coconut milk), or banh bong lan (sponge cake). You can find sweet stalls or dessert shops in the Ancient Town to satisfy your sweet tooth.

Remember to stay hydrated throughout the tour and be adventurous with your choices. Hoi An's street food is rich in flavors and textures, and this tour will give you a glimpse into the city's culinary traditions. Enjoy your street food adventure in Hoi An Ancient Town!

Note :The street foods on our itinerary may be changed without notice in advance; there are many local street food vendors who closed their doors suddenly without notice in advance, but we always bring you to visit 6 to 8 different street food vendors to enjoy 8 to 10 different local street foods.
The local specialty is Vietnamese traditional spring rolls, Cao Lau (Hoi An style pork noodle soup), Vietnamese egg coffee, Vietnamese breads, and fish cake noodle.