Private Saigon Ultimate Street Food and Sightseeing By Motorbike

Le Van Tam Park

Stop 1: Local Park & Street Snack – Gỏi Khô Bò (Vietnamese Dried Beef Salad) - Kick off your adventure like a true local by stopping at a peaceful city park. Here, we’ll sit on small stools and enjoy Gỏi Khô Bò, a flavorful Vietnamese dried beef salad. This popular street snack is a delicious mix of green papaya, dried beef, peanuts, and herbs, topped with a tangy sweet-and-savory dressing

Tan Dinh Church

Stop 2: The Pink Church – Tân Định Church Next, we’ll visit the famous Pink Church, one of Saigon’s most Instagrammable spots! This stunning 19th-century church is a unique blend of French colonial architecture and Vietnamese Catholic heritage, making it a must-see for history lovers and photographers alike

Stop 3: Refreshing Local Drink – Dừa Tắc (Coconut Kumquat Drink) Cool off with a traditional Dừa Tắc, a refreshing mix of fresh coconut water, kumquat juice, and a hint of sugar. This sweet and slightly tangy drink is a favorite among locals, especially on hot Saigon days!

Stop 4: Crispy Pancake Tasting – Bánh Xèo & Bánh Khọt Time to indulge in Vietnamese crispy pancakes! You’ll try both the large, savory Bánh Xèo (stuffed with shrimp, pork, and bean sprouts) and the bite-sized Bánh Khọt (crispy mini pancakes). This stop lets you compare the big and small versions while learning the best way to eat them—wrapped in fresh greens and dipped in homemade fish sauce!

Nguyen Thien Thuat Apartment Buildings

Stop 5: Oldest Neighborhoods & Authentic Bún Bò Huế We’ll ride through one of Saigon’s oldest neighborhoods, where you’ll experience the charm of traditional homes, local markets, and daily life. Here, we’ll stop at a small street-side eatery run by a lady vendor who has been serving Bún Bò Huế for over 30 years. This famous Central Vietnamese dish features a rich, spicy broth with beef, pork, lemongrass, and thick noodles—a true must-try!

District 10

Stop 6: Saigon’s Biggest Flower Market & Sweet Dessert Next, we’ll drive through the biggest flower market in Saigon, a lively and colorful area filled with fragrant blooms and vibrant stalls. Just around the corner, we’ll stop for a comforting hot sweet dessert made from different beans, a favorite Vietnamese treat that’s both nutritious and delicious

Last Stop: Saigon River & Night View To wrap up the night. We’ll cross the bridge to the other side of the Saigon River, where you’ll witness a breathtaking panoramic view of Saigon’s glowing skyline at night—the perfect way to end your adventure. The area is a popular hangout spot for young people and students, and they enjoy the amazing views of the Saigon River.