SAIGON
70 Tours Reviewed
This Mekong day glides, not races. I love the scooter zigzag through villages and the included hammock-style lunch break that keeps the pace human. The day also comes with serious food value: fresh juices, a multi-dish Mekong lunch, plus light…
Six vegan stops, one mad scooter ride. This private scooter food tour is a fun way to eat and learn in Ho Chi Minh City, moving through several lively districts with an English-speaking driver. You start at 5:30 PM, and…
Two wheels make Saigon feel close. This private street-eats ride mixes city sights with 7 signature tastings for a half-day circuit that moves fast, smells good, and keeps you out of traffic stress. You visit major spiritual and heritage spots…
Saigon changes fast. This tour keeps up with it. You get a multi-sensory ride-and-eat route through Ho Chi Minh City’s most local pockets, mixing street tastings with calmer cultural stops like the Opera House area and flower market wandering. Two…
Riding past Saigon’s smells is a fun way to eat. This scooter food tour is built around local street stops plus a couple of culture moments, like stepping into the old Nguyen Thien Thuat apartments and making a lotus flower…
One great way to meet Saigon is by eating. This Vegan Walk Not Just Vegan Food tour in Ho Chi Minh City strings together multiple vegan Vietnamese stops with a local guide, plus side trips through places tourists often miss,…
Saigon nights taste better with a guide. This 4-hour evening walking street food tour in Ho Chi Minh City takes you through local pockets, not the usual tourist drag, with a private English-speaking guide who keeps the pace comfortable and…
Saigon’s best meals are often off the map. This Ho Chi Minh City food tour pushes way past District 1 vibes, aiming for spots that even many locals don’t know. I love the private, guided pace and the way the…
Saigon tastes better from the back of a scooter. I love how this night scooter food tour turns the city’s rush hour into part of the fun, and I love the chance to sample street food right where locals actually…
Scooters and Michelin street food in one ride. This Ho Chi Minh City tour blends a local-style scooter loop with Michelin-certified street eats led by female guides, so you get both city context and real food stops. You also have…
The best ride in Saigon is on two wheels. This 4-hour food sprint takes you across multiple districts by scooter, then serves 11 tastings that feel like real street-life rather than a checklist. You’ll be guided by local students with…
Saigon moves fast, and this tour keeps up. You get a street-level motorbike route stitched together with real stops: an early flower market, historic temples, secret underground war sites, and District 4 street food. I especially love that all food…
Street food gets way better on a scooter. This private, student-led Ho Chi Minh City tour turns the classic Saigon food crawl into a full-on night out: you ride through real neighborhoods, stop at practical local counters, and eat your…
Street food tastes better after dark. KissTour’s GirlPower Saigon Food Tour is a smooth way to see Ho Chi Minh City at night, with a female driver-guide taking you from stop to stop on a scooter. You’ll sample dishes you…
Saigon tastes better at motorbike speed. This tour is fun because you move like locals, while stacking very different stops in a short afternoon: war-era coffee, flower market streets, and Chinatown pagoda time. I love that all food and drinks…
