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3 hours
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Discover the magic of Hoi An at night through hidden gems and streets illuminated by lanterns. This small group evening tour will take you to traditional family-run eateries tucked away in quiet alleyways, instead of just tourist-focused restaurants. A perfect blend of local cuisine, culture, and gentle nighttime exploration.
Sample Menu
Banh Beo (Steamed Rice Cakes)
White Rose Steamed Buns & Fried Wonton
Cao Lau Noodles
Hoi An Banh Mi (Vietnamese Sandwich)
Grilled Pork Skewers & Fermented Pork Sausage
Vietnamese Pancakes (Banh Xeo)
Local drinks or herbal tea
Traditional Vietnamese desserts
Why you'll love it
✨ Eat where the locals actually eat — away from the tourist crowds
✨ Small groups for a warm, personal experience
✨ The stories behind each dish and Hoi An's nightlife culture
✨ A meaningful handmade magnet souvenir to remember your evening in Hoi An
✨ Perfect for couples, friends, families & food lovers
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Hoi An Ancient Town
This evening experience invites you to explore lantern-lit alleys and hidden corners while discovering the authentic flavors of Hoi An. Enjoy a curated tasting journey featuring local street snacks, a signature Hoi An noodle dish, unique desserts, a crispy Hoi An-style baguette, and a sizzling traditional pancake. Along the way, your guide shares cultural stories and local insights. The tour ends with a relaxing herbal tea or nostalgic dessert in a peaceful setting. Your guide can also recommend further night activities in Hoi An. Note: Route and tastings may vary slightly by season and guest preferences—each tour is unique and delicious.
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All dishes and tastings featured in this experience are included in the tour price.
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28 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
Rashid J,,Jan 28, 2026
- Review from Viator
We did this with a group of friends because we were too tired to decide where to eat. Best decision. We just followed and didn’t think. Some spots were really hidden. One was down a small alley and we all said “no way we would find this by ourselves.” Food kept coming, small portions, so we shared everything. The grilled pork and banh xeo were the best for us. Not a party tour. More like walk, sit, eat, talk, repeat. For us it was perfect after a long hot day. Simple and chill.
Charlotte G,,Jan 27, 2026
- Review from Viator
I did this walk with my girlfriend on our second night in Hoi An because our hotel recommended it. It was nice to get away from the main streets and walk through small alleys where locals actually eat. One stop was a tiny place with plastic chairs, and the lady only spoke Vietnamese, which felt very real, not touristy. We tried cao lau and banh beo there, and it was much better than what we had near the river. The guide explained a bit about the dishes but also gave us time to just sit and eat, which I liked. At the end we had tea in a quiet courtyard and it was a good moment to slow down after a long day walking. Not a party tour, more calm and local. If you like simple food and walking at night, it’s a good choice.
Jaye C,,Jan 26, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
Our guide was very knowledgeable and helpful. He took us through the different restaurants and explained the food. The evening was very lovely.



Elodie R,,Jan 25, 2026
- Review from Viator
I’m a history teacher from the US, and I joined this tour because I wanted something more meaningful than just sightseeing. Hoi An has so much cultural depth, and this evening walk helped me understand the city in a very human, everyday way. Walking through lantern-lit streets, stopping at heritage spots, and listening to stories about local life and traditions felt genuinely enriching. The food was simple but full of character, and each stop connected nicely to the stories being told. I appreciated how unhurried everything felt — there was time to reflect, ask questions, and just take things in. It didn’t feel like a tour, it felt like a quiet cultural lesson I’ll remember long after leaving Hoi An.
Alexander P,,Jan 23, 2026
- Review from Viator
I joined this tour with my grandfather, who is retired and a former veteran, and it meant a lot more to us than I expected. He hadn’t been back to Vietnam in decades, and this slow evening walk felt like a gentle way for him to reconnect. We moved at an easy pace through lantern-lit streets, tried simple local food, and listened to quiet stories about Hoi An. At one point, he just stood there looking around and said it felt peaceful in a way he couldn’t explain. Sitting together at the end with tea in a quiet courtyard was a moment I’ll never forget. It didn’t feel like a tour, it felt like a small step in healing for both of us.
georglincoln,,Jan 22, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
We really enjoyed the street food tour and got to taste amazing Vietnamese dishes from local stalls we probably wouldn’t have tried on our own. Tommy shared plenty of insights into the food culture and supported his explanations with photos along the way.




Andres M,,Jan 22, 2026
- Review from Viator
My husband and I joined this tour during our honeymoon and it ended up being one of our favourite nights in Hoi An. We were a bit tired of busy sightseeing, so this slow evening walk felt perfect. Wandering through lantern-lit streets, sharing local food, and listening to gentle stories about the city made everything feel calm and romantic. We laughed a lot, took way too many photos, and just enjoyed being together without rushing anywhere. Sitting down at the end with tea in a quiet courtyard was such a nice, peaceful moment. It didn’t feel like a tour at all, more like a sweet little date night we didn’t plan but really needed.
Adeline T,,Jan 22, 2026
- Review from Viator
I honestly didn’t expect this tour to hit me the way it did. I signed up thinking it would just be some food stops and a walk around town, but it turned into one of those evenings you don’t forget easily. Walking through Hoi An when the lanterns were on, eating simple local food, listening to little stories about the city… it all felt weirdly calm and personal. At one point we were just sitting there with tea in a quiet courtyard and I remember thinking, wow, I don’t want this night to end yet. The guide was easygoing, not fake-tour-guidey at all, and the group vibe was really nice too. It didn’t feel like a “tour”, more like hanging out and discovering the city slowly. If you’re in Hoi An and want something gentle but meaningful, this one really stays with you.
Kana M,,Jan 18, 2026
- Review from Viator
We joined this tour as a family with my parents and a young child, and it felt very easy from start to finish. The walk was slow and relaxed, with plenty of chances to stop, eat, and take a break. No one felt tired or rushed, which really mattered for us. The streets were calm in the evening, and the food was simple and light enough for everyone to enjoy. The guide was friendly and kept an eye on the whole group. Sitting down together at the end with herbal tea was a nice, quiet way to wrap up the night.
Brunilda F,,Jan 15, 2026
- Review from Viator
If you want amazing food and the company of a wonderfully kind, thoughtful snd warm guide, book this tour with Andy. Ended up being a private tour as I was the only one with Andy. I was in great hands—he even walked me to my hotel.
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