Hanoi Motorbike Food Tours: Hanoi Motorbike Tours Led By Women

About this tour

Explore Hanoi's back-street food scene on the back of a Honda scooter driven by a local woman. This eight-hour evening tour cuts through narrow laneways and busy avenues to uncover where Hanoians actually eat—tucked-away noodle stalls, hole-in-the-wall banh mi joints, and family-run pho shops. Every meal and drink is included, plus coffee and tea stops. You'll ride in comfort on premium bikes with quality safety gear, picking up from the Old Quarter or Opera House.

Highlights

• Eight hours of eating stops across hidden food addresses
• Female-driven scooters; bikes designed for passenger comfort
• All meals, drinks, alcohol and hot beverages included
• Navigate Old Quarter laneways and French colonial streets
• Quality helmets, visors, face masks and rain gear supplied
• Evening tour captures Hanoi's street food rhythm
• Women-owned business supporting local employment

What to expect

You'll climb onto a well-cushioned Honda behind a trained female driver and spend the evening criss-crossing Hanoi's eating neighbourhoods. Between stops, you're moving through the chaos of evening traffic—old town alleyways barely wider than the bike, then bigger avenues lit up and crowded. At each spot, you'll eat what's on offer: a bowl of something steaming, a street-side snack, whatever locals queue for. The pace is steady but unhurried. You'll chat with your driver, who knows the stories behind each place. By the end, your legs might be stiff but your stomach will be full and your impression of Hanoi shaped by where people actually eat, not where tour buses stop.

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