Foodie Adventures in Ho Chi Minh City












Discover Saigon's best-kept food secrets from hole-in-the-wall eateries, to hipster farmhouse kitchens.
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4.9
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73 reviews
For anyone who loves coffee, or just wants to learn more, this was one of the best classes I’ve been too! Ho Chi Min City giving Melbourne a run for its money!
Miranda
jovel was the sweetest and we chatted as if we’ve been friends for a while now.
the coffee was amazing too! such a great experience if you’re around the area and you’ve like an hour to spare
Melody
Really fun, laid-back intro to Vietnamese salted coffee! Would definitely recommend this one.
Cameron & Melanie
I really enjoyed learning how to make salt coffee with Ryan, as well as the history and culture of Saigon’s food scene.
Tom
What a fabulous tour with Julie!
She took us to 4 great little places, each with their own character, style and delicious cocktail.
She shared very open stories of life, culture and social sides of Vietnam. We have travelled through Vietnam many times and this was great for any new or returning travellers
Clare & Nicj
The most incredible experience at this workshop hosted by Sandra. The coffee shop is a beautiful spot to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city and learn how to make coffee! It was truly the highlight of our trip to Ho Chi Minh. Highly recommend!
Tulsi
Such a cool and interesting experience! Learnt a lot of coffee! It tasted delicious as well. A fun activity to do :)
Stacey
After 1 month of drinking Vietnamese coffee we finally went and learned what it actually is that we are drinking. This experience was very informative and fun. We learned how to make 3 different coffee types and learned some general information about their local business and the coffee they sell.
One thing we also liked was that it was a small group, only 3 people which made it more cozy.
We absolutely loved it and would definitely recommend this place if you are coming to Saigon.
Emili Larsen
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