Foodie Adventures in Vietnam

Explore the authentic flavors and cultural traditions of the culinary mecca that is Vietnam

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What other guests say

240 reviews

The Art of Vietnamese Coffee was a very hands-on and interesting workshop. We made traditional Vietnamese coffee and also egg coffee. The instructor was informative and helpfully answered all our questions. The 96B cafe is a cool, modern space and very nice.

David House

Booked: The Art of Vietnamese Coffee: From Phin to Egg Coffee

It was so awesome! Alex did a great job. Definitely come hungry we had sooo much good food

Madeline Pruzan

Booked: Hidden Alley Food Tour in Hanoi

The cooking course was really great! We cooked with a lot of fresh vegetables from their garden. The couple was the sweetest ever! It felt like we were staying with them as a family. They also ordered a pick up and we booked a sleeper bus with them to get back to Hanoi. 10/10 would recommend

Chantal Jakobi

Booked: Authentic Hmong Village Cooking Class

Super high energy team who was very engaging and organized throughout the whole session and even in the weeks leading to the event! There was constant check in to make sure that they've all the dietary requirements in place and our preferences for the coffee flavours and snacks menu. Love that they also had dedicated camera crew folks who helped to capture many nice shots during the team event. On the day of the event, they were really accommodating and helped to conduct the teambuilding event at our workshop premises due to the road closures for the National Day event - everything went smoothly and everyone really enjoyed the session! Highly recommended!!

Whai Peng

Booked: Brews & Bites: Hanoi Coffee Workshop with Traditional Meal

Very very fun afternoon spent with Jesse as our guide! Started with a tour around a local market and then a short car ride to the cooking studio. Once there we were shown how to cook a range of traditional Vietnamese dishes! Honestly such a worthwhile experience and very happy with all the knowledge we gained from Jesse! The egg coffee demonstration was amazing with an eggscelent end result

Jaymie Wade

Booked: Hanoi Culinary Odyssey: Market to Meal Masterclass

I loved everything about this cooking class! Exactly how I hoped it would be - cooking with a local family in their home, having dinner with not only the couple that did the cooking class with us but with the whole family, sharing stories. Even tho not all family members spoke English we felt a connection and found a way to communicate at least a little bit :) Not to forget the food was amazing, we were able to help preparing it and they were able to accommodate for vegetarians and asked for allergies. I can highly recommend this class if you’re looking for a authentic and wholesome experience that will make your tummy and your heart happy!

Vivien

Booked: Authentic Hmong Village Cooking Class

Foodie Adventures in Vietnam FAQs

What are the must-try dishes in Vietnam?

Some must-try dishes in Vietnam include pho, banh mi, bun cha, banh xeo, and fresh spring rolls.

Where can I find the best banh mi in Vietnam?

While it's subjective, some popular places known for their delicious banh mi in Vietnam are Banh Mi Phuong in Hoi An, Banh Mi Huynh Hoa in Ho Chi Minh City, and Banh Mi Phan in Hanoi.

What are some traditional Vietnamese desserts?

Traditional Vietnamese desserts include che, a sweet soup or pudding made with various ingredients like beans and fruits, banh da lon, a steamed layer cake with mung bean paste, and banh flan, a caramel custard.

Are there any vegetarian-friendly options in Vietnamese cuisine?

Yes, Vietnamese cuisine offers several vegetarian-friendly dishes like vegetarian pho, tofu-based dishes, banh mi with vegetables, fresh spring rolls without meat, and vegetarian versions of classic Vietnamese dishes like ca kho to (caramelized fish).

What is the coffee culture like in Vietnam?

Vietnam is known for its strong and flavorful coffee. The coffee culture is vibrant, with numerous street-side cafes and traditional coffee shops serving traditional Vietnamese coffee, which is often drip-brewed with a phin filter and enjoyed with condensed milk or ice.

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