Top Asia Food & Drink

With this guided food tour, you can discover a variety of great eateries in Hong Kong’s historic Chinese quarter. Instead of spending hours scrolling through reviews, a guide does all the planning for you and takes you to places to get delicious street food, including barbecue pork, dim sum, egg tarts and more, plus hear about the city's colonial history. Explore hidden alleys, hear food stories from a local, and learn about Hong Kong's evolution from the opium trade to a financial hub.

Discover the delicious street food of Bangkok on a small-group tour through the capital's backstreets. Sample some of Thailand’s best food such as chicken satay, Thai curries, noodles and more as you stroll through the streets with your guide. Learn about Thai cuisine and culture during this hands-on experience and leave feeling full from at least 15 tastings.

Immerse yourself in Korean culture and enjoy an authentic home-cooking experience with a local chef at her home. Enjoy a guided visit to the local market to purchase fresh ingredients, sample tasty street food snacks, and learn about typical herbs and spices. Then, get hands-on as you create a selection of popular Korean dishes and master traditional cooking techniques. Finally sit down to enjoy a ‘Hanjeongsik’ dinner including your homemade dishes, along with additional side dishes and dessert.

Seoul is famous for its food, but it can be overwhelming to navigate between all the different markets and food options. Get an authentic taste of Korean food on a tour that takes you past the tourist traps to more local spots. Enjoy a more personalized experience with a smaller group size.

Penang is home to some of Malaysia's best food, but it can be overwhelming to figure out which dishes to try with so many options available. This tour simplifies the experience with a well-paced feast. Try over 15 food tastings and leave with a comprehensive overview of Malaysia’s diverse food scene in just a few hours.

2024 Winner of Viator's 10th Best Experience in the Whole of Asia Award. Eat your way around Osaka on this tantalizing foodie tour, where your local guide will take you to a handful of hidden eateries that have been featured on the hit Netflix series "Somebody Feed Phil." Over the course of the tour, sample a variety of different dishes that range from gyoza to takoyaki to kitsune udon and more. You’ll also try two drinks, alcoholic and nonalcoholic, to give you a full picture of the food and drink culture of the area.

Shinjuku is a foodie’s paradise, but knowing the best spots to eat requires a lot of research. If you want to save time browsing reviews, and make the most of your vacation, then this food tour is a great shout. A guide takes you to four eateries, where you can try 13 dishes—all of which are included for a hassle-free experience.

Avoid the stress of navigating chaotic traffic and guessing where to find the best local eats with a guided motorbike food tour through Ho Chi Minh City. Ride with experienced drivers to hidden neighborhoods and markets, sampling authentic street food without worrying about safety or language barriers. Move easily between stops while focusing on the flavors, energy, and everyday life of the city.

• Escape Hanoi and discover Halong Bay with Sung Sot Cave (Surprise Cave) and kayak at Hang Luon Cave (2 people/kayak). Discover the tranquil Ti Top Island and swim in the blue waters of the crescent-shaped Ti Top beach. • Feel the warm sunshine and the cool breeze while cruising along Ha Long Bay. • Explore the shimmering stalactites embodying unique shapes of the Sung Sot Cave. • Uncover the stunning beauty of the Hang Luon Cave while kayaking on the blue water. • Enjoy a Sunset Party on the boat with light foods. • Swimming at Ti Top beach or trek to the Titop peak for panoramic views.

Even if your visit to Japan doesn’t coincide with the official sumo season, you can still watch wrestlers show off their skills during a sumo show experience in Kyoto. Not only will you watch the retired athletes perform classic moves in a traditional ring, but you’ll enjoy unlimited food and drinks, and you can even challenge a wrestler to a match.

No visit to Seoul is complete without sampling a bunch of the local dishes. But there are so many foods to try and areas to explore that it can be overwhelming. Leave the planning to an expert and make the most of your time in Seoul with this food crawl through Gwangjang Market, a make-your-own ramen store, and cafes. Try 12 different Korean dishes–be sure to come hungry.

This small-group tour introduces visitors to a variety of local street food and the vibrant culture and history of Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam in Singapore. The host of this tour is a fourth-generation Singapore-Chinese-Peranakan who is dedicated to sharing authentic experiences of Singapore. A fun adventure for those who want to experience traditional street food while learning about the history and culture of Singapore.

Live some sumo culture in Tokyo with this show and dinner experience in the Asakusa neighborhood. Watch wrestlers perform classic moves and training techniques in the "dohyo" ring, while savoring a chicken "chanko-nabe" hot pot. For wannabe sumo stars, there’s even the chance to try a sumo challenge yourself.

Learn to cook like a local during this lesson in Hanoi. After meeting up with an informative instructor in the historic Old Quarter, head to the city’s largest market and learn about the basics of Vietnamese cooking. Pick the best produce and spices, then cook several authentic dishes. Afterward, enjoy your creations while sipping complimentary rice wine.

Lots of tours help you discover Tokyo’s bustling Shinjuku ward, but not many let you dine at a range of hidden-gem eateries across the district. On this half-day small-group food tour, sample more than a dozen different dishes, including fresh sushi, traditionally-made gyoza, and crispy kushikatsu, alongside complimentary Japanese sake.

Capture the spectacular Bali sunset from an ideal vantage point on a 4-hour dinner cruise. Perfect for couples, families, and friend groups alike, the evening tour is the perfect way to complete your day in Bali. After boarding the ship, kick off your evening with a welcome drink and canapés on the open-air deck. Then tuck in to an open buffet dinner, which includes a wide variety of international options.

Combine cuisine, culture, and corporate social responsibility (CSR) all in one experience on this half-day cooking class in Hanoi. Learn to cook Vietnamese dishes in a local villa while supporting meaningful CSR programs. Visit a vibrant market, enjoy an eco-friendly setup, and benefit from hotel pickup and drop-off within Hanoi’s Old Quarter. This hands-on class offers cultural stories, fresh ingredients, and a full Vietnamese meal.

Experience a traditional Japanese tea ceremony in the heart of bustling Osaka. Tea ceremonies have been an art form in Japan since the 16th century, and this class will teach you about the cultural significance and history behind the practice. Afterward, enjoy expertly crafted matcha and traditional sweet treats.

Shanghai is one of China’s most delectable culinary capitals, but knowing where to go for the tastiest treats takes local know-how. Hit up four local seated eateries during this insider’s food crawl around the French Concession, topped off by a pint of craft beer at a local pub. You’ll venture far off the tourist track as you feast on at least 10 classics, made from recipes passed down over generations.

Immerse yourself in the culture and food of Hoi An with this small group walking tour. Follow your guide around the backstreets of Old Hoi An to visit local family producers of items like Cao Lau noodles and bean sprouts, and learn about the local lifestyle, markets, temples, and architecture. Afterwards, enjoy five to seven tastings of dishes that incorporate the items you saw being made earlier.

Step into the heart of Singapore’s UNESCO hawker culture. This guided walking tour is your passport to real flavors locals queue for and crave. Go beyond clichés into bustling hawker centers where culinary tradition comes alive. What Makes This Tour Special: 1. Eat like a local – No watered-down tourist food here! You’ll be eating as the locals do 2. Award-winning heritage hawkers – Sample food from award-winning and Michelin Bib Gourmand listed stalls 3. UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list – Discover why Singapore’s hawker culture is globally celebrated 4. Try the weird & wonderful – From unexpected textures to bold flavors, this is food adventure at its finest 5. Highly customizable – Spice level, dietary preferences, must-try dishes? The tour adapts to you Perfect For: 1. Food lovers and adventurous eaters 2. First-time visitors and returning travelers 3. Solo travelers, couples, families, and private groups 4. Anyone who wants to understand Singapore through its food

Take a deep dive into the world of Japanese seafood during this tour of the outer Tsukiji Fish Market. See where Michelin-starred chefs shop for ingredients at this iconic market for all things aquatic. Investigate stalls selling fish, shellfish, and everything in between, and feast on top-quality food including high-grade Wagyu beef skewers, fish cakes, sushi or seafood bowl, and seasonal fruit. Plus, enjoy other samples along the way.

Instead of mistakenly visiting a tourist trap, explore Bangkok’s Chinatown on a food tasting tour with a local guide leading the way to local eateries and hidden gems. Try regional favorites such as dumplings, pad thai, fishball noodles, and more, and learn about Thai food culture along the way. Includes stops at both restaurants and street food stalls, for a well-rounded experience.