Street Food Tours in Hue, All 6 Weighed Up

1.Hue Flavor Street Food Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 250 reviews · from $50Our pick

Spend about four hours tasting Hue specialties by cyclo with guide Thom, stopping at local restaurants and Dong Ba Market. Expect steamed or fried rice dumplings, pork vermicelli, city sights, and a small group capped at eight people. Morning and afternoon departures are available, with pickup from selected hotels.

“Though the day was a little damp, our guide Thom was well prepared, and we were well looked after by Thom and the cyclo guys. Having the cyclo to explore the city gave us a different perspective of how the city looks. Stopping every so often to try out different foods this tour was really enjoyable and would recommend.”

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2.Guided Local Food Tour with Stories

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 199 reviews · 3 hours · from $12

Spend three hours with a local English-speaking guide such as Thanh, Huong, or Trang, tasting eight Hue dishes at small local eateries. Walk from the south bank of the Perfume River to the north bank, hear food and city stories, and add a short scooter ride if you choose hotel pickup or transport.

“brilliant local eating spots that were clean and delicious! I visited them again the day after. 😁”

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3.Hue Street Food Tour At Night By Scooter

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 140 reviews · from $49

Ride behind a local guide such as Anh, Trang, Hang, or Hung as you visit small Hue food spots after dark. The 4 to 5 hour private tour includes hotel pickup, dinner, local cakes, Vietnamese barbecue, noodle soup, sweet soup, and a night-market stop. Vegetarian options are available with advance notice.

“Anh was a fantastic guide with lots of knowledge about both Hue and Vietnam, she chose incredible food for us. The evening was very enjoyable and I would highly recommend”

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4.Half-Day Guided Street Food Walking Tour at Hue

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 116 reviews · from $38

Join an English-speaking guide such as Ha, Fi, Hoa, Ruby, or Ms. Ha for a three-hour food crawl through Hue. Try five or more local specialties, including banh beo, bun hen, che, bun bo Hue, banh khoai, and Huda beer. Hotel pickup, drinks, and a maximum of 15 people keep the evening simple and social.

“Visited some local food vendors I would not have experienced otherwise. Fantastic tour on the back of a bike. Tour Guide grew up in this area. Thank you.”

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5.Eat like a local with a local – Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 57 reviews · 3 hours · from $2Best value

Walk central Hue for three hours with an English-speaking local guide such as Ruby, Bon, Rose, or Linh. You will try seven city-specific dishes, with some tours serving around ten small portions, while learning how Hue food connects to imperial life and local customs. Food and drinks cost extra, and groups are limited to six.

“Very nice and the guide ruby was top. We eat about 10 different dishes in small street food location, where we never would go for our own. Thank you very mich!”

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6.Night Street Food Tour by Cyclo with a Local Guide

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 28 reviews · from $48

Start at 6pm with hotel pickup in central Hue, then ride by cyclo between local food stops. Try banh beo, nem lui, banh khoai, com hen, bun bo Hue, and che while guides such as Minh, Linh, Chum, or Chamie explain Hue’s food traditions. The four-hour tour runs in small groups and can accommodate dietary needs with advance notice.

“Our guide Chum was lovely. She explained lots about the different foods we tried. There was a good variety of foods to try and plenty to eat. It was all very fresh and tasty and they were things that we would never have known to order or probably been game enough to try if we weren’t on the tour Going on the cyclo was a fun way to get between the restaurants and see some of the city and the drivers took good care of us at each stop and when it started to rain provided plastic covers to keep the rain out. I know this tour was a bit…”

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