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This is a food tour for those who believe great food comes with great stories. Riding with a local Ao Dai guide, you’ll visit four eateries featured in the Michelin Guide — not for fancy decor, but for their honest flavors and local soul. What you'll eat: Start with a warm bowl of Vietnamese noodle soup. Then enjoy a fresh spring roll with herbs and dipping sauce. Try smoky grilled dishes, just like locals do at night, and finish with a sweet Vietnamese dessert. Along the way: You’ll stop for
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This is a food tour for those who believe great food comes with great stories. Riding with a local Ao Dai guide, you’ll visit four eateries featured in the Michelin Guide — not for fancy decor, but for their honest flavors and local soul. What you'll eat: Start with a warm bowl of Vietnamese noodle soup. Then enjoy a fresh spring roll with herbs and dipping sauce. Try smoky grilled dishes, just like locals do at night, and finish with a sweet Vietnamese dessert. Along the way: You’ll stop for a short walk at one quiet local spot to soak in the rhythm of the city. Your guide shares real stories of food, people, and why these humble dishes earned global attention. This tour isn’t about how much you eat — it’s about eating with meaning.
This is a food tour for those who believe great food comes with great stories. Riding with a local Ao Dai guide, you’ll visit four eateries featured in the Michelin Guide — not for fancy decor, but for their honest flavors and local soul. What you'll eat: Start with a warm bowl of Vietnamese noodle soup. Then enjoy a fresh spring roll with herbs and dipping sauce. Try smoky grilled dishes, just like locals do at night, and finish with a sweet Vietnamese dessert. Along the way: You’ll stop for a short walk at one quiet local spot to soak in the rhythm of the city. Your guide shares real stories of food, people, and why these humble dishes earned global attention. This tour isn’t about how much you eat — it’s about eating with meaning.
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1,009 pickup locations available — or request your own hotel
Pickup starts 5 min before departure
The female drivers from KissTour often come to your address a couple of minutes before the tour starts. You can go down to your hotel lobby or gate and look for the drivers in the blue Ao Dai dresses. Some hotels does not allow us to park our scooters for more than 5 minutes so we can't go to the hotel lobby waiting for you. In that case, you just look for us in front of your place (gate/front door, etc)
Escape the bustle of Ho Chi Minh City in favor of the tranquil Mekong Delta on a 2-day tour that provides a great introduction for first-time visitors. A guide takes care of planning activities, accommodation, and transfers so you don’t have to, and provides an insider’s perspective into the culture of southern Vietnam. You’ll explore Cai Raing Floating Market, the biggest in the region, and enjoy the convenience of hotel pickup and drop-off in Ho Chi Minh City.
From 2.413.000 ₫From the market to your plate! Purchase ingredients with your chef at the local market and then head back to our kitchen for a hands-on cooking class. Sharp your cooking skills, eat and have fun! Visit Ben thanh Market and find its hidden gems guided by your chef Take a hands-on cooking class Make and enjoy a 3 course meal
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2.006.600 ₫Ho Chi Minh City, also known as Saigon and long considered as the Pearl of the Far East, is the most dizzying city of commerce and culture in Vietnam. A visit to Saigon is like an encounter with exotic delicious food, French colonial architecture and memories of Vietnam War. A state-run handicraft enterprise exports a wide range of products—including furniture, carpets, lacquer paintings, and other works of art—made largely from local materials and you will be shown a part of this attraction.