Unique "food tour" of Hanoi's Old Quarter

Hanoi Old Quarter was formerly known as Ke Cho land - a famous trading center. Therefore, the cuisine here is the crystallization of the quintessence of the four directions, refined and refined, blending luxury and popular styles, from restaurants to sidewalk stalls.

Nowadays, many famous culinary brands have become "coordinates" that attract tourists such as La Vong fish cakes, Hong Lam dried apricots, Yen sticky rice, Pho 10 Ly Quoc Su, Nem Tai Ba Hong, Pho Bat Dan, Bun Cha Hang Manh, Trang Tien ice cream, Pho Khoi, Huyen Anh grilled liver, Banh Cuon Ba Hoanh, Bun Cha Sinh Tu, Dung Ha frog hotpot, Giang coffee, To Tich mixed fruit, Bun Dau Hang Khay...

Not only delicious food, many streets are also "designated" as culinary streets such as Ta Hien beer street, Hoan Kiem Lake salad street, Tong Duy Tan night food street, Cam Chi alley...

Here, visitors can enjoy a variety of rustic snacks such as chicken feet salad, grilled spring rolls, vermicelli with grilled pork, pho, roasted birds, boiled snails, etc. Many people come to Ta Hien Street not only to enjoy the cool taste of sidewalk beer and authentic dishes, but also to immerse themselves in the bustling, vibrant atmosphere filled with laughter.

On weekends, when the walking street around Hoan Kiem Lake and the Old Quarter area is open, this place becomes a “culinary paradise” at night. Visitors can easily enjoy the atmosphere of street festivals, enjoy specialties and watch art performances at places such as the corner of Ma May - Luong Ngoc Quyen, or on the walking street of Hoan Kiem Lake.

Currently, exploring “Hanoi food tour” is becoming a popular trend. Many dining addresses are spreading quickly in travel groups and are popular on the social network TikTok. In addition to the main streets, Hanoi also has small alleys specializing in cuisine such as Dong Xuan alley - where a series of popular delicacies such as vermicelli with grilled pork, dried beef salad, noodles, sweet soup, red jellyfish... are gathered with prices starting from just a few tens of thousands of VND.

Enjoying the cuisine of Hanoi's Old Quarter is truly an unforgettable experience. According to Vice President of the Hanoi Tourism Association Nguyen Tien Dat, many travel agencies have now built Hanoi culinary tours as a product for international tourists. For domestic tourists, especially Hanoians, many families choose to "change the wind" right in the city by booking a room in the Old Quarter to experience the cuisine and poetic night tourism activities.

Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/doc-dao-foodtour-pho-co-ha-noi-703974.html