Ho Chi Minh City

Nightlife & Bars

At 18:00, your tour guide and Jeep driver will pick you up from your hotel to start your Saigon tour by night. Arrive at a local restaurant to enjoy a Banh Xeo, a crispy, crepe-like specialty of South Vietnam. Continue your night city tour to admire the most magnificent French colonial monuments of the city such as the Opera House, City Hall, Notre Dame and the Post Office.  Then, you will be taken to explore the favorite places where the locals inhabitants like to go at night for a dinner with friends or relatives. In this place, you will be able to taste real cuisine like a local Vietnamese for a unique experience. After the dinner, it will be about time to enjoy the fresh air by night. Your Jeep tour will take you around Saigon to admire the panoramic views of the city. Last stop of the tour will be at a sky bar to enjoy a last drink of the day. This rooftop bar will be a perfect place for you to chill out with a nice breathtaking view of Saigon - a city of craziness, happiness and fun. At 22:30, head back to your hotel by Jeep to finish the tour.

Embark on a motorbike trip around 5 of Ho Chi Minh's colorful districts and hidden streets. Immerse yourself in Saigon's culture, blend into local nightlife, and eat mouthwatering local dishes. Hop on the scooter and join into the crowded roundabout and Saigon crazy traffic on the back of your scooter. Take in this unique atmosphere and create unforgettable memories of Saigon. First, you'll ride to Chinatown and visit an evening local market. The next stop will visit Ho Thi Ky wholesale flower market. Take a walk in the market and sit down to learn how to make a crispy banana cracker. Continue to ride through the alleys, passing fashion streets and food vendors. After taking in some unbeatable views from your scooter, stop at a local food place for pho (beef noodle soup) and Banh My, Vietnam's most famous street food. After your meal, the Nguyen Thien Thuat area is next on the itinerary. This is one of the most famous street food areas in Saigon with great diversity in both cuisine and culture. Last but not least, discover the best place for a beer or dessert at a local-favorite spot. Sit at a small table and chair and have a great chat with your tour guide. Get to know more about the local life and the ingredients of Vietnamese cuisine.

Hop on the back of a motorcycle for a three-hour tour of Saigon. Enjoy a truly unique coffee experience with a visit to local places. Choose the night tour option if you’d like to sample local delicacies at popular Saigon street food venues.   Stop at a wet market, where locals buy and trade fresh food items. Visit one of Saigon's local flower markets as well. Ride through an area of Saigon known for its beautiful old apartments. Finish the trip with a visit to some of Saigon's most important historical and cultural sites, such as the Ten Thousand Buddha Monastery, and the place where a Buddhist monk set fire to himself in an act of protest.

Enjoy a 3-hour after-dinner tour of Saigon by jeep, starting with a pickup at your hotel. See magnificent French colonial monuments, including the Opera House, City Hall, Notre Dame, and Post Office. Take in the local night market, where you can stop to shop if you like. Visit streets that come alive after dark in a busy and exciting area of the city. Ride to the city’s suburbs and see another side of Saigon, with a chance to take in some fresh air. End the night at a rooftop bar, admiring views of the city while you enjoy a free drink. The timing of the tour is flexible. If you’d like to customize the tour be sure to let the local operator know in advance.

Following pickup from your accommodation, travel by taxi or motorbike to experience the buzz of the nightlife and the city's most exciting street food scenes. Join the locals in the busy night markets to sample an array of tasty dishes, such as beef noodle soup, grilled pork with rice noodle, and Vietnamese pancake (banh xeo) with herbs and sauce. Quench your thirst with a refreshing sugar cane drink, and enjoy a Saigon beer on the terrace of a local restaurant. Try a traditional banh mi sandwich at a famous restaurant, and indulge your sweet tooth with a sweet soup or ice cream dessert. Then, see some of most significant cultural landmarks of the historic city center, such as the apartment terraces built in 1968 for the Tet Offensive. Go to the biggest night flower market, and lose yourself in the maze-like back streets. 

Do you think "Pho" when Vietnamese noodles are mentioned? It is popular but you can try that everywhere. That's why this tour brings you the delicious, unknown traditional noodles of Vietnam - the "Bun Thit Nuong". Also try the Vietnamese pancake “banh xeo”, a must-try in Ho Chi Minh. “Banh xeo” is offered by many restaurants, however, the one you are going to try is a mix of Saigon taste and Mekong Delta taste, which is unique. Next up, Nguyen Thien Thuat – the oldest apartment in Ho Chi Minh, which is an ideal place to visit, historical and full of cultures and food. You will take a walk to visit the local life there. After having a walk, it’s time for one of the best desserts in Vietnam – grilled sticky rice banana. Afterwards go to the oldest and biggest flower market in Ho Chi Minh, which is a sleepless one, open nearly 24/7. Flowers here are transferred from Da Lat, the Paris of Vietnam every morning. You will take a walk here to see thousands of flowers. After the flower market, you head to the fashion street “Nguyen Trai”, where most local people come to buy clothes, shoes, hats, and more. Then enjoy a cooking class in District 7, an island in HCMC covered with rivers, a place that no tourists know about. With the secret family recipe that no restaurants in Vietnam have, these food classes will definitely satisfy every food lover. Go to the floating market, to see the life of people on the boats and river, then try a fresh cold coconut, which has an authentic taste from Mekong Delta. Finally, visit District 4, the oldest, smallest district in Ho Chi Minh, also an island of the city, which is covered by the river. It is also famous for thousands of authentic Vietnamese street food stalls in every single alley.

Experience authentic Vietnamese food and beer with a scooter tour of HoChi Minh City. Try out 6 really tasty Vietnamese dishes at 6 local places, known as local favorites. Take the chance to make one o the dishes yourself and admire the sparkling districts and colorful streets. Zoom through 5 different districts, all unique in their own way and enjoy the fresh atmosphere. Gain a deeper understanding of Vietnam's culture and cuisine through talking with your guide at each food stall. Throughout the tour, eat a variety of delicious dishes and drinks at 6 local food places and sample over 6 Saigon's best authentic street foods and local beer/ optional drinks. Of course, you will have a chance to cook Vietnamese food for yourself. After a fun ride on the back of the scooter, our first stop is Charcoal Grilled Pork On Skewers Rice Noodles or Beef Noodle Soup. Then, try the Vietnamese Savory Crispy Pancake at a local eatery at district 3, a hidden gem surrounded by lots of locals sitting on plastic chairs. After the meals, allow your guide to take you to Nguyen Thien Thuat Street, a “food heaven” in Saigon. The street food sold here is diverse since people in the area come from many places and have different tastes. Explore the area, and partake in a typical local night. Visit Thich Quang Duc Monument to learn about the mysterious story of the Thich Quang Duc, who burnt himself to protest the persecution of Buddhism by the South of Vietnam government in 1963. Afterward, discover the biggest flower market in district 5. Flowers sold here are believed to be collected from every part of Vietnam. Browse and buy the flowers your love and enjoy the sweet smell and the beauty of them. Make another food stop in district 10, and fully understand how to make steamed rice rolls with all the ingredients. Hop back on the scooter and try out the most popular street food in Vietnam, Banh My. Take a drive over Nguyen Van Cu Bridge, and admire the nice view of Saigon. Then, get ready for more food, with a stop in district 4 to taste Steamed Clams with Lemongrass, Grilled Scallops, and local beer, at a local eatery. Last but not least, revel in a dessert of flan cakes. Chat and share with your guide about your experience and all you've learned. Discover not only Saigon, but all of Vietnam.