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Hanoi Local Food & Beer + Train Street
$35.62/person
Hanoi, Vietnam
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Discover local watering holes with 6 beers included
Cap off your experience with a guided trip to Hanoi's famous Train Street
Need to know info:
- Meet at 38 Bat Su Street, Hanoi 11:00 or 13:00.
- Includes English-speaking guide + all food tastings listed on the menu
Bún Chả: Charcoal-grilled pork served with rice noodles & fresh herbs (Kick-off meal)
Lạc (Roasted Peanuts): Traditional local beer snack + Bia Hơi (Hanoi Fresh Draft Beer)
Phở Trộn & Fried Tofu: Dry mixed pho noodles and local tofu + Trúc Bạch Beer
Fresh Draft Refreshment: Second local brewery stop + Bia Hơi (Hanoi Fresh Draft Beer)
Bánh Mì: Traditional stuffed Vietnamese baguette + Saigon Beer (Bia Sài Gòn)
Train Street Finale: Trackside café experience + Hanoi Beer (Bia Hà Nội) - Bring Umbrella/poncho/sun cream accoding to the weather. Camera, cash for drinks & tips (optional), and an appetite!
- CANCELLATION POLICY:
Before 48 hours: 25% of booking cost
24 hours - 48 hours: 50% of booking cost
Within 24 hours or no show: 100% of booking cost
Begin your tour at our meeting point, where you will savour the rich flavors of bún chả, featuring tender grilled pork and rice noodles served with fresh herbs and a savoury dipping sauce. Afterwards, head to a traditional local brewery to sample refreshing fresh beer (bia hơi) paired with the iconic local snack of lạc (roasted peanuts).
Stroll through the vibrant, history-drenched streets of the Old Quarter before stopping at Hàng Gà Street to sample dry pho, a unique local twist on the classic noodle dish, accompanied by crisp Trúc Bạch beer and locally made tofu. Continue to another buzzing neighborhood spot where Hanoians gather to share a cold brew and fully immerse yourself in authentic local drinking culture.
Next, make your way to Hàng Da Street to bite into a traditional bánh mì, washed down with a refreshing Sài Gòn beer. Finally, conclude your journey at the iconic Train Street, unwinding with a classic Hanoi beer as you soak up the electric atmosphere of trains passing right by your seat.




