Top China Food Tours - page 11

On this three-hour walking tour, step back into what was once the countryside of Shanghai and uncover the stories woven into its lanes and landmarks. As we wander through the iconic sites, including a "Foreign Lane" filled with villas built back in the 1920s and a former country club, you’ll also savor some carefully selected local bites & Sips —a flavorful journey curated by your local cousin, Li, designed to leave you with authentic tastes and lasting memories of Shanghai.

Your groups are capped at 10 people, ensuring a cozy, intimate experience with like-minded travelers from the China Insider community. Humor & Local Charm. Your guide will bring the perfect blend of China Insider humor and speak both fluent Chinese and English, making this experience both fun and informative. Real Local Spots. Skip the boring, cookie cutter tours. We’ll take you to the places Shanghai locals love hidden gems you won’t find in traditional tours. Authentic Shanghai Snacks. Get a true taste of Shanghai! We’ll take you to enjoy some of the best local snacks, included in the package touristy food here!

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.

Wander through Damalang's ancient alleys, where every turn reveals a slice of old-city life. Savor Hangzhou's most authentic street flavors—from crispy fried fish to sizzling scallion pancakes—and taste the city's living heritage with every bite, as generations of local recipes come alive right before your eyes. Stroll through living alleys and experience Hangzhou's everyday life. Snap cinematic shots at the famed "Little Kyoto" with bamboo and moss. From riverside homes to stone-staired alleys—ever-changing scenery. Taste all the time-honored street snacks Hangzhou is known for. Savor the old city by taste and touch—take home a warm memory.

Hi friends! Welcome to this exclusive private tour of Zhangjiajie, where a professional team awaits to guide you on a journey that blends natural exploration with ancient town charm. Your itinerary is designed to be more independent, flexible, private, and highly customizable. recommended by countless travelers worldwide! · Zhangjiajie National Forest Park: the filming site of Avatar and the real-life “Hallelujah Mountain.” · Glass Bridge: Walk the thrilling 536-meter-long glass bridge suspended above a stunning canyon. · Tianmen Mountain:the high-altitude natural karst cave, a 7,455-meter-long cable car ride. · Phoenix Ancient Town: Immerse yourself in the local market culture, snacks, and ethnic traditions of one of “China’s Most Beautiful Ancient Towns.” Pandora is far away, but Zhangjiajie is close. China is vast, but this ancient town holds unique charm. Come join us on this unforgettable journey through nature and romance.

Why book us? We are NOT an agency. This is NOT a staged tour. Here is the real difference: 1. GLOBAL VISION, LOCAL SOUL: My wife and I are born-and-raised Beijingers who grew up in these alleys, but we have traveled the world. We know what sophisticated travelers hate about boring group tours, and we connect like old friends. 2. PRIVATE FAMILY COURTYARD: Enter my relative’s private courtyard home—a protected historic site. It is 100% exclusive; no other tour on Viator has the keys. It is a living residence, not a commercial museum. 3. NO PASSSIVE SIGHTSEEING: We spend a full hour getting you hands-on to master the art of spinning the Diabolo (Chinese Yo-yo) right in the alley like a true local. 4. REAL TASTES: No tourist traps. Enjoy traditional snacks handmade by my aunt inside the courtyard, explore a 1,000-year-old Muslim quarter, and find rare street foods. Want a cookie-cutter trip? Book someone else. Want an elite local connection? Welcome to the family.

Too hot in Chongqing? This one-day tour is made for summer. Start at Lao Jun Cave on cool Nanshan Mountain, explore the ancient temple and enjoy the breeze. Then head to Laolong Cave, where you row a boat yourself through an underground river. It's refreshing and fun. End the day at Xiahaoli, a revitalized old street on the hillside. Grab a coffee, take in the river view, and soak up the local vibe. All the coolness and adventure you need in one day. This trip is recommended by a local who was born and raised in Chongqing. You'll get to explore hidden gems and experience a very local, very off-the-beaten-path side of the city. It's perfect for travelers who want to escape the tourist crowds and create unique memories, but don't want to spend hours on the highway.

Chongqing is known for its bold, numbing, and spicy cuisine—a testament to locals' optimism and creativity during tough times. Using wisdom passed down, they turned simple ingredients into food suited to the region's climate and agriculture. We'll take you beyond tourist zones to eat like a local. As a local who’s born and raised in Chongqing, I really wanna show you the real taste and real deal of this city. This tour is for travelers who: 1. Have a short stopover and want a one-day local food experience without the planning hassle; 2. Love diverse foods, are curious about daily life, and want to engage with locals; 3. Want to leave tourist areas to see real neighborhoods, daily life, and true prices. The following allergens may be unavoidable: gluten, soy, peanuts and various nuts, smoked and pickled products, animal fats, pork, and lactose. Please order accordingly or inform your guide. Alternative options are available for those following a halal diet.

Spend a day away from the usual tourist trail by going on a local experience in Chengdu. You’ll save time planning transport by having hotel pickup and drop-off included. You’ll see lots of fascinating local places that you might not discover alone, such as People’s Park, Sichuan Art Academy,  and Kuan-Zhai Alley. When you've worked up an appetite, you’ll be taken to multiple street food spots with a guide to advise you on the best places to eat, and 4-6 tastings are included.

Taste authentic Hong Kong cuisine, from century-old tea houses to Michelin-recommended street food Explore hidden local markets and residential neighborhoods Ride the historic Ding Ding Tram through the cityscape Led by a knowledgeable foodie guide who skips tourist traps for genuine local experiences. “This isn’t just a food tour—we’ll take you to the everyday tables of Hong Kong locals, share stories behind the dishes, and deliver a true ‘food paradise’ experience. From the clatter of dim sum carts to the rumble of tram tracks, this is a cultural journey that awakens all your senses.”

Make a getaway to Hong Kong on a half-day small-group tour from Shenzhen. After a comprehensive overview via coach bus, savor a sumptuous buffet and spectacular views of the illuminated skyline on a dinner cruise on Victoria Harbour. Tram ticket to Victoria Peak, admission to the Sky Terrace, and hotel drop-off in Hong Kong are included.

Ditch the guidebook and explore Hong Kong like a local with this half-day excursion. Craft an itinerary that suits you or your small group’s interests and hit the streets with an insider, visiting landmarks, learning about local culture and history, and discovering the best local delicacies. Enjoy a convenient hotel or cruise port pickup and benefit from a resident’s perspective on this beautiful, vibrant metropolis.

Unlike standard daytime Zhujiajiao tours, this private half-day tour is timed for late afternoon and early evening, when the crowds fade and the canals, bridges, lantern streets, and water reflections become more atmospheric. The experience focuses on a relaxed water-town walk, local stories, photo spots, and optional upgrades such as a boat ride or Kezhi Garden visit when available. On the return journey, your driver can drop you off anywhere within downtown Shanghai, so you may continue enjoying the city’s night views, such as the illuminated Yuyuan Garden area or the Bund.

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.

Shanghai, the financial hub of China, is a city that never sleeps. It has brilliant skylines and a mixture of East and West culture. On a vintage bike, you can observe the city’s transformation between nightfall and dawn, observing the light and shadow changes of Shanghai’s Art Deco architecture. Discover the striking contrast between the Shanghai of the early 20th century to today’s cosmopolitan city. 1. Discover remarkable buildings & landmarks hidden gradually by the historical hurricane and falling dust of times. 2. Remaining city wall is hidden in the western part of Shanghai. 3. The hidden narrow lanes behind the God Temple. 4. China's traditional Taoist temple & Confucius Temple. 5. The largest Catholic church in the far east in the last century. 6. The earliest weather data houses in Asia-Pacific region-The Gutzlaff Signal Tower. 7. The first modern school in Shanghai. 8. The first fire alarm tower and the first fire station in Shanghai.

Discover Xi’an through its most authentic local flavors with a native host. Over two days, explore neighborhood eateries and taste lamb paomo, sour soup dumplings, Xi’an barbecue, traditional noodles, liangpi, and roujiamo. Learn how locals eat while avoiding standardized tourist dining.

Eco-Travel Initiative： By choosing this tour, you contribute to sustainable tourism. We commit to: Using electric vehicles to reduce carbon emissions Supporting local small businesses and traditional cultural preservation。 Different from typical Chongqing tours, we see the city as both 3D-magical and modern. However, after your on-site exploration, we believe Chongqing, the mountain city, has another side to it. Through your product, we aim to convey the most authentic Chongqing exploration experience to you—from food to attraction choices, all carefully designed and led by your founder. We sincerely hope you will truly enjoy this product.

China’s biggest city might not seem like the place for a relaxing bike ride, but the narrow lanes of Shanghai’s atmospheric Old Town are ideal for a cycling tour. On this bike tour, explore the Former French Concession, pedal around Fuxing Park, and hop off to visit a Buddhist temple, stroll around a traditional wet market, and re-fuel with coffee and pastries. Half-day morning bike tour of Shanghai Old Town Cycle around the Old Town, the Former French Concession, and Fuxing Park Experience local life as you visit a Buddhist temple and a traditional wet market Enjoy breakfast of coffee and pastries at a local café Easy level tour suitable for participants of average fitness Great-value tour includes bike rental, breakfast, and entrance fees Small-group tour limited to eight people ensures a personalized experience

-Learn about the history and culture of the city. (Chen Clan Ancestral Hall) -Experience a food market like a local, and see many things you have never seen before, like different kinds of vegetables, and fruits. (Bright Filial Piety Temple -Taste the local traditional food. (Dim Sum restaurant for lunch.) -Learn something about Buddhism. (Bright Filial Piety Temple) -Great for history lovers, food lovers, and families with kids.

Discover Shunde, the hometown of Cantonese cuisine, on a private day trip from Guangzhou. Explore traditional Lingnan architecture, historic streets, scenic parks, riverside views, and local food culture with a private guide and vehicle.

We will pick you up from your hotel to begin your journey to Zhujiajiao Ancient Town (you can choose to get there by train if you like, but there is an extra fee). There, you can enjoy the scenic waterways on a hand-pulled boat, explore ancient buildings, and savor local snacks. For lunch, we will take you to a local restaurant famous for wontons and pan-fried buns. As a souvenir, tourists will receive a commemorative fan (a folding fan or a round fan). In the afternoon, feel free to visit Yu Garden or other destinations, experience Shaolin Kungfu, or try traditional handicrafts (please refer to pictures for available plans). - Cruise through the picturesque canals of Zhujiajiao on a hand-pulled boat. - Visit ancient buildings with Chinese features. - Enjoy local street foods provided by us. - Customize your afternoon by visiting Shanghai Film Park, Yu Garden, or other spots of your choice. - Experience the speed of China's high-speed train (if opting for a train route).

This 1-day Shanghai Retail Innovation Tour itinerary is designed for professionals, entrepreneurs, retail enthusiasts, and anyone who is curious about China's new retail. This tour combines visits to modern retail hubs and cultural experiences to provide a well-rounded understanding of Shanghai’s retail landscape. Note: This tour requires a minimum of 2 people.

Discover top attractions, cultural landmarks, and local flavors on a private day tour with an English-speaking guide and transfers.

You will be picked up by a private car and spend the whole day in Shanghai for a customized tour. We have arranged a recommended itinerary for you. Your day begins at the Bund, where you can stroll along the riverside promenade, admiring architecture of various styles. Next, you will explore Shanghai City God Temple to experience old Shanghai's street life and appreciate traditional crafts. For lunch, we invite you to savor delicious street foods. After lunch, you can wander through Xintiandi, a stylish district where Shikumen houses meet boutiques and art spaces. Then, you can visit Jade Buddha Temple and pray for good luck in front of Buddhas. Finally, ascend Shanghai Tower by taking the elevator. Step onto the glass viewing platform for a panoramic view of the entire city, experiencing the thrill of walking among the clouds. Although we have designed a travel itinerary for you, you are still welcome to customize your own itinerary, but please let us know in advance.