Eatvietnam - Street food tours and home cooking in Hanoi

16/01/2013

Just-married Shana and Greg took the Extended street food tour with EatVietnam when they ate eels and fermented pork. Go, Daredevils :D
http://www.eatvietnam.net/shana-greg/

Shana and Greg took the Extended street food tour with EatVietnam and tried weird foods: eels, fermented pork, weird roots, weird desserts...

11/01/2013

Check out the sample tours operated by EatVietnam
http://www.eatvietnam.net/sample-hanoi-street-food-tours/

25/12/2012

and dozens of their variations for you to choose from

25/12/2012

Book a tour here: http://www.eatvietnam.net/book-a-tour/ and get a 10% discount for early birds - from now till January 15.

EATVIETNAM – Street food tours, home cooking, homestay in Hanoi - Discover the local cuisine, cook the local food, stay in a local house

25/12/2012

Feel free to browse all the tour options on http://www.eatvietnam.net/services/
All the tours include food, print-out recipe, drinks, desserts and gifts to take home.
Tours are highly customizable. Write to me to work out what's the best plan for you.
Come hungry, eat like a local, leave satisfied!

EATVIETNAM – Street food tours, home cooking, homestay in Hanoi - Discover the local cuisine, cook the local food, stay in a local house

25/12/2012

Sample menus and dishes for your reference - highly customizable

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and hundreds of others

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For those who are ready to bring it to a new level

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Play it safe - Start with the basics

25/12/2012

Dear Foodlovers,

You must have heard that Vietnamese street food is incredible—it’s ranked top ten in the world by Reuters! But as a foreigner, trying street food on your own can be very scary - food poisoning is no joke! The best and safest way to eat the local way is to be accompanied by a hungry local with a sensitive stomach.

Together we'll come explore the hidden gems of Vietnamese street food. I will make sure to take you to places that are authentic and safe. I’ve taken enough of my friends around to know what might upset a foreign stomach.

Feel free to browse the options—a morning or afternoon coffee tour; breakfast, lunch or dinner in the city; authentic bar hopping; or even a home cooked meal made for you in my apartment.

I look forward to sharing in the joy that you get from eating good food and cooking it, sampling coffee or Bia Hoi, and learning about each other’s cultures! Let’s put together a tasty schedule. Come hungry, eat like a local, leave satisfied!

Jennii