HO CHI MINH CITY
Saigon’s best days out.
The 11 best vegan & vegetarian tours in Ho Chi Minh City, with how long each one runs, what it costs and who you book it with.
3-hour Ho Chi Minh City vegan food walk: hidden alleys, Spring and Hugh, plant-based classics, and a recipe ebook.
Most Popular“Our guide Spring was very friendly and easy to chat to, she taught us lots about the city as we were walking, and was knowledgeable about the food. She frequently asked us for preferences and was willing to adapt to our needs and wantRead more”
Private vegan scooter food tour in Ho Chi Minh City with pickup, 6 tastings, Saigon history stops, and a private guide for $45.
“Fantastic tour Thuy and Van were fantastic. It was like going out to dinner with friends. They were really friendly, great communicators and very knowledgeable. The food was outstanding and the company even more so. Highly recommended.”
Private vegan scooter food tour in Ho Chi Minh City: night rides, Saigon history, flower market stops, and multiple vegan dishes in 4 hours.
“Tanya and Thuy were the best guides we had in our holiday! We learned so much, not only about the food but also the culture and people. The motorbike driving was fun and felt safe, which is surprising in this traffic ;) The food was delicious and plenty! They were able to accommodate all our…”
Private Saigon vegetarian motorbike tour with hotel pickup, helmet, and tastings plus flower market, Chinatown, and floating market.
“Really good local tour of food hot spots. Rain the guide knew where all the good vegetarian spots were.”
Private 4-hour vegan motorbike food tour in Ho Chi Minh City with 8 tastings, flower market walking, and Chinatown sights.
“We had so much fun flying through rush hour traffic on scooters! Kai and Ryan were so much fun, great drivers and tour guides. We got to try lots of local foods - banh xeo, broken rice, spring rolls, banh mi etc. All delicious!”
Ride a motorbike through Ho Chi Minh City on a vegan street-food mission, sampling 9 dishes plus sweet drinks, markets, and local alleys for $31.
“Our tour guy Mac is THE MAN ! He knows his stuff. We did the vegan tour and Mac’s knowledge was fabulous. We experienced things we never would have found unless we had inside knowledge from Mac. We really did get amongst the locals, it was just brilliant ! Thank you Mac !🙏”
Ride a scooter through Saigon for 6+ vegan tastings across 5 stops, with an English-speaking driver, hotel pickup, and unlimited drinks.
“Xin cháo! My experience was hosted by Kim and she was such a light in this world. Great communication, on time, and extremely hospitable! While on the tour, she would even point out/recommend things that were applicable to Vietnam. �Read more”
Ride a scooter through Ho Chi Minh City for a vegan-friendly food tour with an English guide, hotel pickup, hotpot *lẩu*, coffee, desserts.
“I was a solo traveller and had Ms. Linh as my guide. She was so incredible. She helped give me tips on where to go after the tour, what to see, and even little tips about how to eat the food. Thing that we don't even understand as tourists like Read more”
4-hour Ho Chi Minh vegan motorbike food tour with 8 dishes, Saigon beer, flower-market stops, and hotel pickup in Districts 1, 3, 4.
“Delicious food, and our guides Kris, Emma and Ricky were super friendly and great fun. A really fun night!”
Healthy vegan Vietnamese cooking in Ho Chi Minh City, with Ben Thanh Market shopping, hands-on lessons, and a shared lunch or dinner.
“From market to table, this cooking experience was unbelievable. Knowledgeable in the Ben Thanh market helped me understand where the food vendors supplied food as well as the section, what to look for when looking for best fruit and Read more”
Hop on a scooter for 4 hours of Ho Chi Minh vegan street food, old temples, markets, and a floating market stop with sweet drinks.
“Our guides were excellent and took us to some great vegan food spots. We saw lots of interesting cultural aspects along the way. Lots of fun and a great way to explore the city. We loved the coffee, sugarcane drink and Vietnamese pancake.”
The districts, the war years, the markets and the food, all in one place.
