Ho Chi Minh City food tour on scooters with girl power riders

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Sted: Ho Chi Minh

Gyldighed: Fleksibel

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Ho Chi Minh City food tour on scooters with girl power riders

Experience real life in the city as you wander down narrow streets, discover hidden gems and taste the most authentic local dishes on scooters driven by a group of girl-riders!

Throughout the tour, you'll get to sample the best of Vietnamese street food: banh mi, tropical fruits, noodles, Pho and more. There's a classic menu for those who haven't tried much Vietnamese food and an alternative menu for those who want to try non-typical Vietnamese food
Coffee is included
You'll visit a local market, the Thien Hau Temple, one of the oldest cafes in town and finally, a local restaurant to enjoy amazing Vietnamese food
Communal motorcycle food tour for up to 10 people
The drivers are experienced professionals who will take you to the best local hangouts. They'll pick you up in front of your hotel and will teach you all about Vietnamese history and culture while driving you around

About your host, Natalie: "A motorbike rider, a foodie, a gender advocate, those words sum up me. I set up a #GirlPower team: an all-female riders group committed to giving you an unforgettable experience when you come to Saigon while tasting the best of Vietnamese cuisine on our scooters ."

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Starter

Vietnamese Barquette - The legendary Vietnamese barquette
"That's a symphony in a sandwich" - is how Anthony Bourdain described this food. Banh Mi is an airy and crunchy baguette, stuffed with grilled meats, vegetables, and sauces

main dish

Banh Xeo - Vietnamese Yellow Pancakes
Thin, crispy rice flour pancake, topped with shrimp, pork and mung bean. Banh Xeo is served with fresh herbs and refreshing dipping fish sauce

Nuoc Mia - Sugarcane Juice
This is a popular tropical drinks that often found in the street corner of Vietnam that you haven't noticed. Made with sugarcane and a slice of kumquat

Banh Trang Tron - Rice Paper Salad
This is a yummy combination of the liver, garlic, shallot, soy sauce, five-spice powder, sugar, pepper, chicken stock in a large bowl

Nuoc Dua Tac - Fresh Coconut with Kumquat
Tasty, thirsty-free preferred tropical local drink in Vietnam

Main dish

Bun Bo Hue - Vietnamese Hue beef Noddle
If you did try the famous "Pho", time to taste a hidden Vietnamese gem that has yet to “make it” in mainstream. Tasty is not enough to say about this noddle bowl

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Vigtig information

Amenities: Family friendly- Kids are welcome, Nearby Public transport, Possibility to pick up the guests, Possibility to take them home after
Alcohol: No Alcohol

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