Ho Chi Minh City Street Food Tour & Sightseeing By Motorbike

Avoid the stress of navigating chaotic traffic and guessing where to find the best local eats with a guided motorbike food tour through Ho Chi Minh City. Ride with experienced drivers to hidden neighborhoods and markets, sampling authentic street food without worrying about safety or language barriers. Move easily between stops while focusing on the flavors, energy, and everyday life of the city. • All food, drinks included (no hidden cost) • Free pickup and drop-off right at your hotel • Explore alleys and local neighborhoods for an authentic Saigon experience • Taste up to 10 different dishes, including beef noodle soup, crispy pancakes, and baked egg in a cup • Visit bustling markets, flower streets, and historic landmarks along the way • Guided by young and energetic Saigonese foodies • Share stories, food, and warm moments beyond a typical tour

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"Bánh Cuốn" - Vietnamese steamed rice rolls — Steamed rice rolls filled with seasoned ground pork, mushrooms, and aromatic herbs, typically served with a side of dipping sauce. · “Chuối Nướng” - Banana Sticky Rice — Saigon’s best culinary hidden gem, Grilled bananas wrapped in its leaves mixed with sweet and salty mix silky coconut milk. · "Bò kho" - Vietnamese beef stew — glass noodles, slow-cooked with whole shallots (naturally sweet), carrots, and herbs in a rich, flavorful broth *loved by Mark Wiens · "Nước Mía" - Sugar Cane Juice — An unique coconut juice mixed with pineapple or kumquat jam at 20-years-old food stall · “Bò nướng sả” - lemongrass grilled beef — Khmer secret recipe · Saigon beer (optional) — signature drink for Saigonese · “Bánh Mì“ - Vietnamese baguette — The Vietnamese most well-known baguette in the world with Vietnamese sausage, butter, meat,.. in traditional way (Banh mi that locals actually eat) · “Bánh Xèo” - Vietnamese Pancake — bright yellow crispy crepe filled with shrimp, pork and vegetables · "Bánh Tráng Nướng" - Vietnamese Pizza · "Chè Mâm" - Vietnamese Dessert Tray — Local Vietnamese sweet soup