SAIGON
119 Tours Reviewed
Motorbikes are the best way to see HCMC. This half-day tour stitches together big sights and food stops, so you’re not just collecting photos—you’re getting the city rhythm. I like the hotel pickup (no weird meeting point), and I also…
Saigon at night has a smell you can’t ignore. This private street-food tour is built around the city’s real eating culture, not sightseeing stops. I like that it’s food-first, with a set tasting lineup (banh xeo, pho or bun bo,…
Saigon on a scooter changes your appetite fast. This vegan food tour sends you out of District 1 and into the parts of Ho Chi Minh City where the locals actually eat, with a smooth, no-stress plan and plenty of…
Saigon street food moves fast, in the best way. I like that this tour is built around 7-8 included tastings and a hands-on Vietnamese coffee lesson, not just sitting and watching. Come hungry, because the whole point is full-on sampling.…
Saigon at night has a special rhythm. This private Jeep food tour lets you ride in comfort while tasting classic dishes across different parts of the city. I like that it is built around proper street-food stops (not just quick…
Saigon at night can feel loud, smoky, and a bit chaotic. This tour helps you get your bearings fast by sending you into District 7 for street food locals actually eat. You start at 5:30 pm, when the heat drops…
One great evening in Phu Quoc starts with food. This small-group street food tour by night takes you through Duong Dong and the Dinh Cau area with an English-speaking guide who helps with ordering and explanations, so you’re not just…
Saigon tastes better from the street. This 3.5-hour Ho Chi Minh City street food tour mixes big sights with Southern-style street food stops, using a slow, guided ride so you can actually keep up. I especially like the English-speaking guides…
Saigon moves fast, and this tour matches that pace. You’ll stitch together classic landmarks with street-level food stops in just about four hours, starting with a hotel pickup and ending in Chợ Lớn with a sweet finish. I especially like…
Night Saigon hits different. This is a open-air army jeep tour that shows you night scenes from the back of the jeep, with an easy, safe-feeling way to see areas most people skip. I like the idea of using a…
Saigon street food feels like a cheat code. This local scooter-and-stops tour gives you guided access to everyday life while you sample food along the way. I like that you get hotel pickup and drop-off in central districts, and I…
Saigon feels different when you move like a local. This private motorbike food tour strings together classic stalls and lesser-known spots, with a guide to translate the menu and the street-life around it. It also runs on a tight, easy…
A good street-food walk turns into real city learning. This 4-hour Ho Chi Minh City sightseeing and local street food tasting pairs landmarks with multiple small tastings, so you try more dishes without getting stuck too full. You also get…
Night Saigon tastes better by cyclo. This private 3-hour ride strings together two very different local stops, then feeds you the kinds of foods that make Saigon famous. You’re moving slowly on a cyclo at night, which is exactly what…
Street food in Saigon has real street energy. This tour is built around local recommendations—not the safest tourist menu—and you’ll ride through multiple districts while you eat your way from savory to sweet. I love that you get unlimited food…
