ハノイ旧市街のストリート フードとヘリテージ ロードを巡る徒歩ツアー

Our trip was led by Apple and luckily for us. It was just the three of us. She was very charming, perceptive and informative and shared many pieces of information about the food and the culture and the history.

We checked out a few different tours but this one far surpassed any of the other tours me and my partner have done. Tina was incredibly, we weren't expecting a full on culture tour as well as checking out amazing foods spots! Thank you guys so much for an authentic not touristy experience! Highly Recommend!

Elena was lovely and took us to so many delicious restaurants. She also provided a lot of great information about Vietnamese cuisine which helped to understand what we were eating. Would highly recommend (and to come basically starving cuz you eat a LOT)

lovely experience with Tina. food was unique, interesting and delicious. Tina was always informative and v accommodating. Loved the bun cha, dried beef salad and egg coffee!!

Our adventure began as we jumped onto the back of a Vespa, weaving through Hanoi’s organised chaos toward our first food stop: Bún Chả. This iconic dish - rice noodles, smoky BBQ pork, fresh herbs and a sweet‑sour dipping sauce - was a flavour explosion. Our tour guide Kim, explained its origins, how locals eat it, and why it remains one of Hanoi’s most beloved meals. Next, we rode into the French Quarter, stopping at the elegant Hanoi Opera House. Kim shared stories of colonial architecture, political history and cultural transformation, all delivered with his signature humour. It was the perfect moment for photos and a deeper appreciation of the city’s layered past. Back on the Vespa, we cruised past the colourful Ceramic Road and over Chuong Duong Bridge to enjoy Bánh Xèo, the crispy Vietnamese pancake. Kim swapped this in after learning we had already tried other dishes earlier in the trip - her attention to detail made the experience feel personalised and thoughtful. A ride around West Lake followed, offering a romantic and rarely seen perspective of Hanoi. We then passed the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, stopping for night‑time photos while Kim shared stories of Ho Chi Minh’s life, leadership and legacy. His explanations were clear, engaging and surprisingly entertaining, making history feel alive. Finally, we arrived at a cosy egg coffee shop beside the railway tracks. As we sipped the rich, velvety drink, we watched a train thunder past just metres away - an unforgettable end to an incredible afternoon.

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Apple was so cool, charming and had some wonderful information about the different food we tried. I had a great time.

Trina was amazing, very fun, and very cheerful. Food was excellent 👌🏼

Tina was very great. Food was great as well

Tina was phenomenal!! Great tour

This was amazing - best food and our guide, Elena was lovely, and made the night totally enjoyable. Highly recommend this tour and the guide… so much knowledge….. and so much food!!!! Definitely worth booking!