Hoi An street food tour
Code tour: Vietnam Day Trips 22
Pick-up / Drop-off: at your hotel in Hoi An Town
Tour itinerary:
Begin your tour at Bun Cha Ta and taste one of the best Vietnamese spring rolls, 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.). 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.
After this amazing place, we will walk 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 Bánh Mì (Vietnamese baguette sandwich ) or Bánh Bao ( steamed dumplings ).
Visit Cao Lầu Food Stalls: Cao Lau is the popular dishes 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 you are in this town.
Enjoy Quang Noodles: Quang Noodles ( Mì Quãng ) 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 ( Bánh Bao, Bánh Vạc) are delicate, translucent dumplings filled with seasoned minced shrimp. They are the specialties 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 ( Hoành Thánh Chiên), 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.
Eat the 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 ), Chè Chuối ( banana with coconut milk ), or Bánh Bông Lan ( sponge cake ). You can find sweet stalls or dessert shops in the Ancient Town to satisfy your sweet tooth.
Return to your hotel and this tour finishes here.