Motorbike Tour Hanoi Led By Women – Night Food Tour on Scooter

Experience Hanoi’s vibrant street food culture and buzzing nightlife on the back of a stylish scooter with our Motorbike Tour Hanoi Led By Women. This unique adventure takes you beyond the usual tourist spots and straight into the heart of Hanoi’s culinary soul.

Led by licensed, experienced female guides and drivers, you’ll explore local food favorites, inspired by Anthony Bourdain’s legendary Hanoi journey, and uncover hidden dishes, untold stories, and off-the-map streets that most visitors never see.

Whether you’re a solo traveler, couple, or group of friends, this tour offers the perfect blend of authentic food, local culture, and backstreet exploration for a truly unforgettable night out.

Tour Overview

This tour is a deep dive into Hanoi’s culinary and cultural landscape after dark. You’ll ride pillion on a comfortable Eco Honda Lead scooter (or choose a Jeep or air-conditioned car, if preferred), cruise through hidden alleys and lit-up boulevards, stop at time-honored eateries, and learn about the city’s dynamic food culture from passionate local guides.

Afternoon Tour: 13:00 – 17:00
Evening Tour: 18:00 – 22:00
Duration: 3.5 to 4 hours
Pick-up and Drop-off: At your hotel in or around Hanoi’s Old Quarter or a nearby arranged meeting point

Tours are available until the last minute
Male drivers available upon request

Tour Prices

Option	Price (USD)
Luxury Small Group Tour (Adult)	$60 per person
Luxury Small Group Tour (Child 5–11)	$40 per child
Child under 4 years old	Free
Private Tour (1–2 people)	$80 per person
Private Tour (3 people)	$75 per person
Private Tour (4 people)	$70 per person
Private Tour (5+ people)	$60 per person

Children under 12 receive a 30% discount. Children aged 3–5 join for free.

Booking is confirmed only after receiving a response via WhatsApp or Email.
WhatsApp: +84 982 416 518
Email: info@biketourshanoi.com

Frequently Asked Questions

Can we visit Hanoi Train Street?
Yes. Hanoi Train Street is one of our regular stops, even after the official closures.

Do I have to drive the motorbike myself?
No. All guests ride pillion behind one of our licensed, experienced drivers.

Are food and drinks included?
Yes. All authentic local food and drinks are included in the tour price.

What if it rains?
We operate tours rain or shine and provide high-quality rain ponchos.

Is this tour suitable for first-time visitors?
Yes. The tour is easy, engaging, and suitable for everyone with no riding or local knowledge required.

Tour Highlights

Discover Hanoi’s hidden local eateries and specialty dishes, handpicked and inspired by Anthony Bourdain.
Cruise through the Old Quarter and French Quarter, illuminated by vibrant lights.
Savor iconic Vietnamese dishes such as Banh Cuon, Bun Cha, grilled fish, banana flower salad, and Hanoi-style Pho.
Stop by West Lake and other scenic nighttime spots to see the contrast between modern and traditional Hanoi.
Visit Ngu Xa village for a deeper taste of culinary craftsmanship.
Witness the nightly flag-lowering ritual at the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, and experience daily life up close along Hanoi’s famous Train Street.
End the night with a cup of Vietnamese egg coffee or a local mango caramel pudding dessert.

Hanoi By Night Motorbike Food Tour Led By Women Itinerary:

18:00 – Hotel Pickup and Safety Briefing
Our female guides and drivers in traditional Ao Dai will greet you in your hotel lobby. After a short safety introduction, you’ll hop on our comfortable scooters, designed with passenger backrests for a relaxed experience.

First Stop: Banh Cuon Masterclass
Visit a local cafe where Banh Cuon is made fresh before your eyes. Watch the chef prepare this delicate steamed rolled cake and enjoy it hot off the stove.

Second Stop: Bun Cha and Street Eats
We ride through scenic alleyways and along the Red River to our next stop—a family-run restaurant famous for Bun Cha. Then head to West Lake to sample fish cakes, Pho variations, and fresh Hanoi-style salads.

Third Stop: Cultural Sights by Night
Pass landmarks such as the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and learn about the nightly guard ceremony. Then explore the lively, narrow alleyways near the railroad tracks, where locals relax, cook, and sell their crafts just inches from the rails.

Final Stop: Dessert and Local Café
We wrap up with a visit to a popular hidden café, where you can choose between classic egg coffee or a surprise mango caramel pudding known only to locals. After dessert, we return you to your hotel or nearby drop-off point.