Discover Da Lat’s charm through a 3 – 4km evening food walk across local alleys and quiet neighborhoods. Taste beloved dishes, meet friendly vendors, and soak in the city’s warm, laid-back vibe

Itinerary

Starting location:

St. Nicholas Cathedral of Da Lat

Dalat

Dinner, Street food, Guided tour, Walk, Local snacks, Food tasting (3 hours)

Highlights

  • Join a small, friendly group for an authentic and personal food adventure.
  • Taste Da Lat like a local — from street bites to beloved neighborhood gems.
  • Wander quiet backstreets and hidden corners untouched by mass tourism.

Full description

ITINERARY
● 5:15 PM – Meeting Point: Gather in front of Da Lat Cathedral (the Chicken Church) for a short introduction and program briefing.
● First Stop – Appetizer: Begin the evening with xắp xắp (green papaya salad) and bánh bèo, two light dishes that perfectly capture the taste of Da Lat’s simple,
home-style cuisine.

● Second Stop – Main Course (Part 1): Take a leisurely walk through narrow local alleys to reach a small eatery known for bánh xèo, the crispy Vietnamese savory pancake.

● Third Stop – Main (Part 2): After a good meal, we’ll stop by a street corner for grilled pork skewers (Nem Nuong) served with rice paper, fresh herbs, and a special peanut sauce.

● Fourth Stop – Dessert 1 (optional): End the journey in the Hòa Bình area
with a visit to chè hé, a long-standing local sweet soup shop that opens only when
the weather turns cool — the perfect taste to close the night.

Five Stope – Dessert 2 (optional): Try Kem Bơ – Famous for avocado ice cream (Kem Bo), a creamy and unique Dalat dessert.

Walking tour

Local guide

Food tasting

A bottle of water

Not suitable for

  • Vegans
  • Vegetarians
  • People with food allergies
  • People with gluten intolerance
  • Babies under 1 year
  • People with nut allergies
  • People over 70 years

Meeting point

Important information

What to bring

  • Comfortable shoes
  • Comfortable clothes

Know before you go

  • Be ready for about 5 km of walking through Da Lat’s charming streets and alleys.
  • Come with an empty stomach — there will be plenty to enjoy!

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