Private Saigon Ultimate Street Food and Ao Dai Power Girl Motorbike Tour
- 4hours
- 49/Adult
- Serve from 1 adult
Hop on the back of a motorbike and discover Saigon’s vibrant nightlife and food culture like a local. This tour combines delicious street food tastings at six different stops with sightseeing at unique, off-the-beaten-path locations. Along the way, you’ll explore hidden alleys, local markets, and historic neighborhoods—just like Anthony Bourdain once did. Perfect for foodies who also want to see the real Saigon after dark!
Highlights
- Try 6+ Iconic Vietnamese Dishes: Including bo la lot, grilled rice paper, noodle soup, and more
- Flower Market by Night: Wander through one of Saigon’s most colorful and lively night markets
- Explore Hidden Areas: Ride through building ghettos, “gangster town,” and local neighborhoods
- Riverside Views: Take in beautiful nighttime scenes along the Saigon River
- Follow Anthony Bourdain’s Path: Taste foods and visit places featured in his Vietnam episodes
- Motorbike Adventure: Experience the thrill of Saigon’s nightlife from the back of a scooter
⏰ Start Time & Meeting Point
- Meet your guide at the lobby of your hotel in District 1, 3, or 4
- Gear up on the back of our comfortable, local-style motorbikes
1. Michelin-Recommended Bo La Lot
- Start your night with Bo La Lot — grilled beef wrapped in betel leaf, served with fresh herbs and a flavorful dipping sauce. This local favorite is even featured in the Michelin Guide!
2. Vietnamese Pancake Tasting
- Try both Banh Xeo (large crispy pancake) and Banh Khot (mini pancakes), iconic Southern street food made with rice flour and turmeric, filled with shrimp or pork, and served with herbs & dipping sauce.
3. Hidden Alleyways & Flower Market
- Ride through Saigon’s lesser-known alleyways and old apartment blocks to discover its true local charm. Visit a bustling night flower market, and along the way:
- Sample a hot Vietnamese “pizza” (banh trang nuong)
- Sip refreshing sugarcane juice
4. Clay Pot Crab Noodle Soup in Chinatown
- Head into Chinatown to enjoy a uniquely rich Crab Noodle Soup, cooked in a traditional clay pot for deep flavor.
5. Saigon’s Gangstertown – Seafood Stop
- Enter the city’s legendary “Gangstertown” area, known for late-night seafood. Feast on:
- Grilled scallops with peanuts
- Served with cold local beer
- Steamed clams with lemongrass
- Snails grilled with pepper
6. Traditional Vietnamese Dessert (Che)
- End your meal with Che – a colorful sweet dessert made from tropical fruits, jelly, beans, and coconut milk.
7. Saigon River Viewpoint
- Finish the night at a popular local hangout spot for students and young people, enjoying amazing views of the Saigon River by night.
8. Tour Conclusion
- Return to District 1. We will drop off at your hotel.
1. Food & Drinks
- All 9 food tastings, hand-picked for flavor, hygiene, and authenticity
- 1 traditional Vietnamese dessert
- 3 beverages including: Iced tea, Sugarcane juice with kumquat, and local beers
2. Transportation
- Ride on a motorbike with a local driver
- Free hotel pick-up and drop-off in Districts 1, 3, and 4
- Pick-up at the Saigon Opera House for other districts
- Option for $5 extra for pick-up/drop-off at your hotel outside the central districts
3. Equipment & Safety
- Helmets
- Hand sanitizers
- Rain ponchos (in case of bad weather)
- Fuel included
- Accident insurance
4. Local Guide & Support
- Friendly English-speaking local guide
- Experienced and licensed drivers
- Tour photos taken for you upon request
5. A lovely gift
- A lovely gift to remember Saigon with us
- Get your free Saigon Food & Drink Guide – a PDF will be sent to you after the tour
- With each booking, you help provide a meal to someone in need. Thank you for your kindness and support!
Dietary Notes & Flexibility
- The food menu may vary depending on vendor availability, as some local stalls may be closed on certain days.
- If you are a vegetarian, vegan, or have any food allergies, please let us know in advance — we’re happy to customize the menu to suit your needs.
1. Is it safe to ride a motorbike in Saigon at night?
Yes! Safety is our top priority. All rides are operated by licensed, experienced local drivers, and we provide helmets, rain ponchos (if needed), and accident insurance. The tour is private, so your guide focuses entirely on your safety and comfort.
2. Do I need to know how to drive a scooter?
Not at all! You’ll ride as a passenger on the back of a motorbike, driven by your local guide. Just sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride.
3. Can vegetarians or people with food allergies join the tour?
Absolutely! We can customize the menu to fit your dietary needs. Please let us know in advance if you are vegetarian, vegan, or have any allergies or dietary restrictions, and we’ll adjust the stops accordingly.
4. How many people are on the tour?
This is a private tour, so it’s just you and your group — no strangers. It’s perfect for couples, families, or solo travelers looking for a personalized and safe experience.
5. What should I wear on the tour?
Wear comfortable clothes and closed-toe shoes (like sneakers). Avoid skirts or sandals if possible. We’ll provide helmets and rain ponchos if the weather turns.
6. What if it rains?
The tour still runs in light rain — we provide rain ponchos for free. In the case of heavy storms, we can reschedule or offer a full refund, depending on your preference.
7. Is hotel pick-up and drop-off included?
Yes! We offer free hotel pick-up and drop-off in Districts 1, 3, and 4. If you’re staying outside these areas, we can meet you at the Saigon Opera House, or arrange hotel pick-up for $5 USD extra.
8. How much food is included? Will I be full?
You’ll taste 9+ dishes, including a full dessert and multiple drinks. Most guests say they are more than full by the end! Come hungry and ready to try a variety of local flavors.
9. Can I book this tour for a group or special occasion?
Definitely! We’re happy to host small private groups, couples, families, or even birthday celebrations. Just let us know in advance so we can make it special!
Hop on the back of a motorbike and discover Saigon’s vibrant nightlife and food culture like a local. This tour combines delicious street food tastings at six different stops with sightseeing at unique, off-the-beaten-path locations. Along the way, you’ll explore hidden alleys, local markets, and historic neighborhoods—just like Anthony Bourdain once did. Perfect for foodies who also want to see the real Saigon after dark!
Highlights
- Try 6+ Iconic Vietnamese Dishes: Including bo la lot, grilled rice paper, noodle soup, and more
- Flower Market by Night: Wander through one of Saigon’s most colorful and lively night markets
- Explore Hidden Areas: Ride through building ghettos, “gangster town,” and local neighborhoods
- Riverside Views: Take in beautiful nighttime scenes along the Saigon River
- Follow Anthony Bourdain’s Path: Taste foods and visit places featured in his Vietnam episodes
- Motorbike Adventure: Experience the thrill of Saigon’s nightlife from the back of a scooter
⏰ Start Time & Meeting Point
- Meet your guide at the lobby of your hotel in District 1, 3, or 4
- Gear up on the back of our comfortable, local-style motorbikes
1. Michelin-Recommended Bo La Lot
- Start your night with Bo La Lot — grilled beef wrapped in betel leaf, served with fresh herbs and a flavorful dipping sauce. This local favorite is even featured in the Michelin Guide!
2. Vietnamese Pancake Tasting
- Try both Banh Xeo (large crispy pancake) and Banh Khot (mini pancakes), iconic Southern street food made with rice flour and turmeric, filled with shrimp or pork, and served with herbs & dipping sauce.
3. Hidden Alleyways & Flower Market
- Ride through Saigon’s lesser-known alleyways and old apartment blocks to discover its true local charm. Visit a bustling night flower market, and along the way:
- Sample a hot Vietnamese “pizza” (banh trang nuong)
- Sip refreshing sugarcane juice
4. Clay Pot Crab Noodle Soup in Chinatown
- Head into Chinatown to enjoy a uniquely rich Crab Noodle Soup, cooked in a traditional clay pot for deep flavor.
5. Saigon’s Gangstertown – Seafood Stop
- Enter the city’s legendary “Gangstertown” area, known for late-night seafood. Feast on:
- Grilled scallops with peanuts
- Served with cold local beer
- Steamed clams with lemongrass
- Snails grilled with pepper
6. Traditional Vietnamese Dessert (Che)
- End your meal with Che – a colorful sweet dessert made from tropical fruits, jelly, beans, and coconut milk.
7. Saigon River Viewpoint
- Finish the night at a popular local hangout spot for students and young people, enjoying amazing views of the Saigon River by night.
8. Tour Conclusion
- Return to District 1. We will drop off at your hotel.
1. Food & Drinks
- All 9 food tastings, hand-picked for flavor, hygiene, and authenticity
- 1 traditional Vietnamese dessert
- 3 beverages including: Iced tea, Sugarcane juice with kumquat, and local beers
2. Transportation
- Ride on a motorbike with a local driver
- Free hotel pick-up and drop-off in Districts 1, 3, and 4
- Pick-up at the Saigon Opera House for other districts
- Option for $5 extra for pick-up/drop-off at your hotel outside the central districts
3. Equipment & Safety
- Helmets
- Hand sanitizers
- Rain ponchos (in case of bad weather)
- Fuel included
- Accident insurance
4. Local Guide & Support
- Friendly English-speaking local guide
- Experienced and licensed drivers
- Tour photos taken for you upon request
5. A lovely gift
- A lovely gift to remember Saigon with us
- Get your free Saigon Food & Drink Guide – a PDF will be sent to you after the tour
- With each booking, you help provide a meal to someone in need. Thank you for your kindness and support!
Dietary Notes & Flexibility
- The food menu may vary depending on vendor availability, as some local stalls may be closed on certain days.
- If you are a vegetarian, vegan, or have any food allergies, please let us know in advance — we’re happy to customize the menu to suit your needs.
1. Is it safe to ride a motorbike in Saigon at night?
Yes! Safety is our top priority. All rides are operated by licensed, experienced local drivers, and we provide helmets, rain ponchos (if needed), and accident insurance. The tour is private, so your guide focuses entirely on your safety and comfort.
2. Do I need to know how to drive a scooter?
Not at all! You’ll ride as a passenger on the back of a motorbike, driven by your local guide. Just sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride.
3. Can vegetarians or people with food allergies join the tour?
Absolutely! We can customize the menu to fit your dietary needs. Please let us know in advance if you are vegetarian, vegan, or have any allergies or dietary restrictions, and we’ll adjust the stops accordingly.
4. How many people are on the tour?
This is a private tour, so it’s just you and your group — no strangers. It’s perfect for couples, families, or solo travelers looking for a personalized and safe experience.
5. What should I wear on the tour?
Wear comfortable clothes and closed-toe shoes (like sneakers). Avoid skirts or sandals if possible. We’ll provide helmets and rain ponchos if the weather turns.
6. What if it rains?
The tour still runs in light rain — we provide rain ponchos for free. In the case of heavy storms, we can reschedule or offer a full refund, depending on your preference.
7. Is hotel pick-up and drop-off included?
Yes! We offer free hotel pick-up and drop-off in Districts 1, 3, and 4. If you’re staying outside these areas, we can meet you at the Saigon Opera House, or arrange hotel pick-up for $5 USD extra.
8. How much food is included? Will I be full?
You’ll taste 9+ dishes, including a full dessert and multiple drinks. Most guests say they are more than full by the end! Come hungry and ready to try a variety of local flavors.
9. Can I book this tour for a group or special occasion?
Definitely! We’re happy to host small private groups, couples, families, or even birthday celebrations. Just let us know in advance so we can make it special!
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