Enjoy Familiar Vietnamese Dishes at Hanoi Old Quarter Our guide will pick you up from your hotel and get started with a short walk to the Old Quarter. From here, you will stroll through a selection of trading streets, charming French architecture and go through small, busy and colorful streets of Hanoi. Firstly, we will enjoy Banh Mi (Vietnamese baguette served with different ingredients) – a popular dish for Vietnamese which we can eat for any meal during the day. Before arriving to the next place, we will walk along colorful Hang Ma street specialized in making and selling lanterns and decoration stuff. Then, you will have a chance to learn how to make Banh Cuon (Rolled Rice Pancake) and enjoy it at a family restaurant which has lasted for three generations.

Learn How to Cheer in Vietnamese Next stop will be Bia Hoi (Draft Beer) on Bat Dan street, a familiar spot for Hanoi locals to gather with friends and chit chat after a hard working day. This is really an off the beaten track point since most of regular guests are Vietnamese people. Here you will learn how to cheer in Vietnamese while drinking your cool beer.

Try Well-known Bun Cha and Nem Cua Be The last dishes of our main course are Bun Cha and Nem Cua Be, the famous ones of Hanoi cuisine. Its smell plus eye-catching presentation of all ingredients such as BBQ minced pork, green herbs, rice vermicelli and sauce will make your mouth watering and you can’t wait anymore.