Saigon Food Tours

Eating in Saigon

Ho Chi Minh City, still called Saigon by nearly everyone who lives here, runs on street food. Breakfast is broken rice or noodles on the pavement, lunch is a bánh mì on the move, and the evenings belong to seafood stalls, snail shops and dessert carts set up beside low plastic stools.

Our Saigon tours follow that whole day. Pick a night ride if you want the city at its liveliest, a daytime tour if you prefer daylight, a walk for the alleys, or a car if motorbikes are not for you.

Which Saigon food tour should I choose?

• First night in the city: Saigon After Dark, our classic night ride.
• The famous dishes and sights in one go: Saigon Must-Eats.
• Traveling with children or older relatives: the food tour by car.
• A food lover with a list: the Michelin street food and coffee ride.
• Something different: the áo dài riders’ night tour.
• Watching the budget: Saigon Night Bites.

Good to know

Motorbike and car tours include hotel pickup in selected central areas. If you stay further out, we confirm the pickup point or any surcharge before the tour. Walking tours start from a central meeting point.