ホーチミン市内フードツアー8＋本場の味

It was great the guide is friendly and food is nice

I recently took the Secret Food Tour in Saigon and it exceeded every expectation. Our guide, Ken, was fantastic — knowledgeable, friendly, and full of great stories about the city and its food culture. Walking through the streets with him gave such a genuine feel for the neighborhoods — you get so much more than just the food, you get a real sense of local life. The standout dish for me was the broken rice (cơm tấm) — perfectly grilled, full of flavor, and a dish I'll be craving for a long time. The clams were another highlight, packed with fresh, punchy flavors I hadn't tried before. And the Vietnamese pancake (bánh xèo)? Absolutely amazing — crispy, savory, and unlike anything back home. We ended the tour at the famous Coffee Apartments, where I had a salted coffee for the first time. Absolutely delicious — sweet, salty, and so refreshing, it was the perfect way to cap off the tour. One tip for anyone booking this tour: keep your eyes open when crossing streets. Saigon's motorbike traffic is no joke, and it's part of the adventure, but Ken helped us navigate it safely every step of the way. Highly recommend this tour for anyone wanting an authentic, delicious introduction to Vietnamese street food — and if you get Ken as your guide, you're in great hands.

Leo was a great host, very knowledgeable! Delicious food and a nice walk around.

Fantastic food tour with Leo. Very knowledgeable re food , history and culture. Food tastings were excellent with unique and authentic experiences we wouldn’t have done on our own Highly recommend.

Amazing tour with so many delicious dishes to try. Our guide Ken was great fun and showed us around and to many different and fantastic food locations. A good mix of sweet and savoury dishes. As always Secret Food Tours for the win! Loved it

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Very good tour with Ken. Not only did we have great food but also got to see a lot of the city.

Fantastic tour, delicious food and absolutely amazing coffee. Leoh our tour guide spoke very good English, was very knowledgeable and we had a fun evening. Definitely recommend.

Ken was the best the best tour guide. He was so easy to talk with and so knowledgeable. The food was delicious and we left so full. The best experience.

We were not able to participate in this tour due to poor communication with the company and a flight delay. The support from the company was not accommodating to us being late and the only option was to rebook for 100% the cost again. For 115 USD total, I am not willing to rebook and found the service to be terrible. I will not consider secret food tours again. They are over priced and not willing to help their customers.

My partner and I have done Secret Food Tours in multiple cities around the world—including Hanoi—and they have consistently been one of our favorite travel experiences. It’s always our first go-to and something we enthusiastically recommend to others. Unfortunately, our tour in Ho Chi Minh City was by far the worst experience we’ve had, and to say it was disappointing would be an understatement—especially in contrast to how exceptional our experience in Hanoi was. We understand that our guide, Linh, may have been inexperienced, but the experience felt as though we didn’t have a guide at all. There was little to no information shared about the food, no engaging commentary, and not even basic or scripted talking points. The tour felt disorganized, awkward, and lacked any sense of direction or purpose. In our past experiences, one of the standout elements of Secret Food Tours has always been the strong relationship between guides and local vendors. There’s typically a sense of familiarity, warmth, and mutual respect that adds to the authenticity of the experience. Unfortunately, that was completely missing on this Ho Chi Minh City tour. Linh often seemed unsure of where to go, and at several stops, the establishments appeared confused about our presence or unaware that a tour was even taking place. This created an uncomfortable and disjointed experience, and further reinforced the impression that the tour lacked organization and proper coordination. What was most concerning, however, was that when asked, Linh openly stated that she would not personally recommend the food or the establishments we were visiting. This was extremely off-putting and undermined the entire premise of the tour. It left us questioning the quality, authenticity, and curation of the experience. One of the reasons we’ve trusted Secret Food Tours in the past—particularly in cities like Hanoi—is because of the passion, knowledge, and pride their guides bring to showcasing local cuisine. Unfortunately, this Ho Chi Minh City tour lacked all of those elements and did not reflect the standard we’ve come to expect from your company. Given our long-standing positive experiences with your tours in other cities, this was particularly disappointing. We hope this feedback is taken seriously, as it falls well below the standard your brand represents.