Top Beijing Food Tours - page 2

From sesame cakes to steamed buns, Beijing is a city packed with flavor. Learn about the dishes that locals love on this private evening food tasting tour in the Dongsi Hutong old alleyway neighborhood. Visit restaurants and street food vendors to sample a variety of local dishes. A private guide ensures a personalized experience, including catering to dietary restrictions, and easy logistics.

Experience Beijing’s food culture at a time and in places most travelers miss on a small-group breakfast tour through the city’s hutong (alleyway) neighborhoods. Instead of eating in tourist areas, follow your guide into local backstreets to see how residents start their day and sample classic morning dishes such as baozi (steamed buns), jianbing (savory pancakes), silken tofu, and almond pudding.

Beijing: Ancient Towers & Cricket King Step 700 years back into the soul of Old Beijing. Historic Echoes: Start at the Bell & Drum Towers. See massive drums and climb up for panoramic views of the grey-tiled Hutong rooftops. Courtyard Life: Enter a private home to practice calligraphy and make dumplings. Enjoy a traditional Beijing soul food light lunch served in a quiet, local courtyard. The Cricket King: Meet a renowned Cricket Master in person. Discover this unique Lao Beijing tradition and the legends of these tiny "warriors." Rickshaw Journey: In Shichahai, board a rickshaw through winding alleys. See the real, unfiltered daily life of families living in historic courtyards. Finale: We end at Yandaixiejie, an 800-year-old street famous for artisan shops and street food. Great for gifts! Arrival: Set DiDi to YaoJi ChaoGan Gulou (姚记炒肝鼓楼店). Face the shop, take the alley to your left, walk 1 min to the Drum Tower (鼓楼) gate.

Visit world-famous landmarks, discover UNESCO-listed attractions, and even enjoy an authentic Chinese lunch: this private tour offers the best of Beijing in one day. Meet your guide at your local hotel, and set off via private vehicle. Over the course of the day, visit Tiananmen Square, explore the Forbidden City, and venture into the lovely Temple of Heaven. Following a bubbling hot pot lunch, head to your final highlight of the day: the Summer Palace.

1) Deep local history, told where it happened We trace the old Xicheng lanes from the red walls of the White Dagoba to the Cathedral—two landmarks that show how Beijing met the world. Expect quick, fun stories (Yuan-dynasty stupa, merchant alleys, hidden courtyards) that make the streets come alive. 2) Professional photography—shots you’ll actually post Your guide doubles as a pro photographer: candid moments, portrait stops, and easy tips for low-light & night shots. We handle framing and angles so you leave with a shareable gallery (plus on-the-spot phone tips if you love shooting too). 3) “Only-locals” flavor—curated, not crowded We eat at family-run spots we know by name: think flaky stuffed pancakes, warm sesame flatbreads, seasonal hutong specials, and a brave sip of douzhi (optional). Rotating tastings = what’s best today, not what’s easiest for the tour.

Breakfast is considered the most important meal for Chinese people because it provides energy and nutrients to the body and provides the necessary nutrition for daily life. During this 2 hour private tour, we'll take you through one of the old Hutong neighborhoods in downtown and experience a true insider's perspective on the food culture of China. By sample 15+ multiple small dishes, so you can enjoy different flavors, and textures to pleasure your stomach and start a happy day. Your tour guide will meet you in your downtown hotel's lobby, and you can either subway or taxi at your own cost to explore!

Discover the highlights of Beijing on a full-day tour of the city’s most captivating sights. Accompanied by a local guide, immerse yourself in the ancient mystery of the Forbidden City; absorb the majestic charm of the Summer Palace and Temple of Heaven; stroll around the legendary Tiananmen Square; and purchase special souvenirs in the bustling Pearl Market; and satisfy your appetite with a traditional Chinese lunch.

It can be difficult to beat the crowds in Beijing. This Forbidden City admission ticket is the perfect way to ensure you have an stress-free visit with no waiting around. Gain access using your passport near the main entrance, close to Tiananmen Square, then explore the palace complex and admire the courtyards and gardens. Choose between morning or afternoon admission; upgrade to add a guide or visit the Treasure Gallery.

The mysterious small-group tour will take you to taste 7 local snacks of Beijing street food. These food at tucked-away restaurants you will never find by yourself. 1, Water Dumplings, 2, Donkey meat Burger. 3, Roasted Mutton, 4, pancake rolled with crisp fritter，5, Crab Yellow Noodle, 5, Green Bean Cake, 6, Green Tea Ice Cream, 7, steamed buns & Coffee at Costa Cafe. Explore Beijing’s hutong alleys and the foods by our knowledgeable English speaking guide and after the lunch the tour guide will take you to Lama Temple, Then the tour ends. • Satisfy your taste by traditional Beijing street dishes during 2-3 hours culinary tour and tour to the Lama Temple. • Make your way wondering at old Hutongs and try dishes at several local favorite restaurants. • Enjoy typical Beijing street dishes such as crab yellow noodles, Green Bean Cake, steamed buns, roasted mutton and soup dumplings with black vinegar.

•Guided tour of the Forbidden City with a licensed English-speaking guide who brings 600 years of imperial history to life •Authentic Hutong food tasting: savor iconic Beijing flavors including Yao Ji steamed buns, Zhajiang noodles, fried spring rolls, and pea cake — this IS your meal, no separate lunch needed •Hike the Mutianyu Great Wall with far fewer crowds than Badaling •Door-to-door private transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle with complimentary water throughout the day •All entrance tickets, private transfer, and Hutong food tastings are 100% included •Accommodates groups from 1 to 15 travelers — perfect for families, friends, and corporate outings

Step into the Forbidden City not just as a visitor, but as a time traveler. This half-day tour combines ticketed entry with engaging storytelling that reveals the hidden lives of emperors, concubines, and courtiers. Perfect for curious travelers who want more than just photos—experience the history, culture, and secrets of Beijing’s most legendary site.

Enjoy a completely unique tour on a day trip that combines visiting the Mutianyu section of the Great Wall with a trip to Changyu Chateau, known for making some of China’s most excellent wine. Learn about the history of winemaking in China, and enjoy the landscape with its European style chateau and vineyards. Convenient round trip travel from your hotel ensures you have a designated driver at the end of your wine tasting adventure.

Go on an amazing private Muslim Food and culture tour in Beijing in 3 hours. You will learn Muslim culture development in Beijing since 1000 years ago till now from the local Mosques visit, and you will taste more than 10 kinds of typical local Muslim foods in Beijing biggest Muslim neighborhood called" Niu Jie" area. All the food tasting (enjough for dinner), private guide and hotel pickup and drop off are all inlcusive.

Feast your senses on the spectacular sights of an acrobatic show and the tantalizing taste of Peking duck during this combo evening experience in Beijing. Dine at a banquet comprising of signature Beijing specialty, Peking duck, then enjoy an evening of enthralling entertainment from a troupe of talented acrobats. Includes round-trip transportation from central Beijing hotels.

Your English speaking guide will take you to a bike tour at the old hutongs (lanes）of Beijing, to see the real life there and taste the local street food and snacks, also with the visit to Lama Temple and taste coffee at old hutongs.

Book a whole night's worth of activities in Beijing easily with just one tour. This tour package includes a seat to an acrobat show at Chaoyang Theater and dinner at the well-liked Lost Heaven restaurant near Tiananmen Square. Plus, you'll go on a guided walk through Beijing's Houhai Lake area, which is quite famous around the world for its bright nightlife scene.

Discover Beijing’s traditional culinary culture, and go on a wide-ranging food tour with this private dinner time itinerary. Meet your guide at your downtown hotel and travel via taxi or subway to our foodie points starting place. You’ll visit several different restaurants, and will try up to 12 dishes, ranging from street skewers to Mongolian-style ice cream, all washed down with local soda, local beer, and Beijing baiju(Chinese spirit). The special stop will be the Beijing Lamb Ribs Hotpot (used to call Old Beijing Scorpion Hotpot since the bones shape looks like scorpion), meat from the bones is gentle and juicy since boiled in soup for a few hours, easily take off the bones. Beside ribs, you also will eat a lot of vegetables in hot pot as well. As you go, you’ll also see Beijing’s hutongs traditional alleys and courtyards that are native are staying now.

We'll begin our morning breakfast tour in Beijing's old city district. We'll pass through several famous hutongs of great cultural and historical significance, which hold an important place in Beijing's historical transformation. Accompanied by stories of old Beijing and sampling authentic local breakfast, we'll visit the local market and taste traditional street snacks. We will visit ancient temples hidden in the hutongs and enjoy a classical music performance originating from the Ming Dynasty imperial court. Finally, we'll end our breakfast tour with a rich cup of coffee in Xizongbu Hutong, where modern and traditional intersect. · Culinary Journey: Taste authentic Old Beijing dishes from breakfast to street snacks · Cultural Heritage: Explore historic hutongs, local stories, and traditional arts · Local Life: Experience daily hutong living and community charm

Food is always the best resource to explore local lifestyle and traditional culture, explore what this historical capital can offer to travelers no matter you arrived in the daytime and night time. On this Beijing layover food tour, ready to appetite your stomach with real authentic street food, and experience the ancient city in a different way!

Embark on a delightful half-day private tour and explore two of Beijing's most famous temples—the Lama Temple and the Confucius Temple. Your friendly expert guide will reveal fun facts about the stunning architecture, ancient beliefs, and local history, making every step come alive. Choose the time that suits you best: enjoy a morning tour with a tasty Beijing snack lunch, or an afternoon tour that ends with a delicious dinner.

Skip the tourist traps — experience Beijing the way locals do. This fully private hutong food tour takes you deep into Old Beijing's ancient alleyways for an authentic, delicious, and unforgettable afternoon with convenient hotel pickup included. Explore iconic spots: wander through the charming Nanluoguxiang hutong, stroll along the scenic Shichahai Lake area, and climb the historic Drum Tower for a breathtaking bird's-eye view of Beijing's traditional rooftops and winding alleys. Why travelers love this tour: - 100% private — your group only, fully customizable itinerary - 5 authentic Beijing street food tastings at hidden local favorites - Complimentary local craft beer at a neighborhood brewery - Certified English & Mandarin-speaking local guide (separate from driver) - Hotel pickup included — we come to you Perfect for food lovers, culture seekers, and first-time Beijing visitors. Book now — private spots fill up fast!

Make the most of city sightseeing on this private tour of Beijing, which includes a visit to must-see attractions like Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven and more. Your guide provides in-depth information about each site's history and significance and handles all transportation, planning, and logistics so you can just enjoy your trip. A delicious Peking duck lunch and boat ride in the Summer Palace are included.

Make dinner memorable and step back in time to Imperial China on this delightful nighttime experience. Sit down for dinner at the Bai Jia Da Yuan Restaurant, a Chinese garden restaurant with all the trappings of traditional Qing-era palace. Enjoy cultural performances of ‘face-changing’ and traditional Peking Opera as you dine, in a restaurant full of old-fashioned pavilions, courtyards and more.

Watch Beijing light up for the night on a nighttime sightseeing tour of China’s capital city. Travel with a private guide in a comfortable vehicle to see Tiananmen Square, and admire the dramatic architecture of the National Centre for the Performing Arts, CCTV headquarters and Beijing National Stadium. Explore a maze of food stalls at Wangfujing Night Market; discover some great local bars around Houhai Lake, and check out the colorfully lit Central Business District shopping centers.