Top China Food Tours - page 4

See Beijing come alive after dark—and follow in locals’ footsteps—on this private walking and subway tour of the city. Depart from your hotel in the early evening and travel to Wangfujing, a street known for its bustling, tantalizing outdoor market. After sampling what catches your eye, browse through the area’s shops and stop for dinner at a Peking duck or hot pot restaurant, if preferred (own expense). Continue the tour to Tiananmen Square, the Olympic Stadium, and other highlights.

Even if you’ve only got a layover in Beijing, check off one of the true wonders of the world on a visit to the Mutianyu Great Wall. Choose between a private, transport-only transfer and an all-inclusive package with English-speaking guide, local lunch, entrance fees, and tickets to the toboggan and/or the cable car.

Don’t waste your Beijing layover at the airport when you can explore the Great Wall and Beijing with this private layover tour. Choose from transfer-only or guided packages, visit Mutianyu, Badaling, or Juyongguan Great Wall sections (entrance extra), and select one city attraction such as the Forbidden City (advanced booking required) or the Summer Palace. Enjoy private transport from PEK or PKX airports and return with ample time for your flight.

Beijing’s hutong feel much more atmospheric with a private guide on hand to tell their stories and answer all your questions. Experience big-ticket highlights such as the Bell and Drum Towers, Yandai Xie Street, Back Lakes, and Yinding Bridge alongside lesser-known courtyards on this door-to-door tour. Along the way, try bubble tea, red bean dessert, and “mantou” buns, and enjoy lunch.

Enjoy the intimacy of a private tour while exploring two of Beijing’s most iconic temples, Lama Temple and Confucius Temple, on this half-day private tour. Your professional guide teaches you about architecture, beliefs and local heritage so you fully appreciate the significance of the temples. Schedule at your convenience with either a morning visit followed by a traditional dim sum lunch, or an afternoon visit followed by dinner.

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.

With just a few hours in Beijing, this private tour maximizes limited time with easy transportation to the Mutianyu Great Wall. Head to the top and hike or savor the views. You can ride a toboggan down—at your own expense—then hop in your car to return to your airport or hotel.

Beijing’s vast size makes getting around independently difficult. See three UNESCO World Heritage-listed highlights in one efficient day on this private guided tour of the Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven, and Summer Palace. With a local guide and prearranged transport, the experience removes the complexity of navigating a vast city while delivering a clear overview of Beijing’s imperial history. Entrance fees included.

See the Chinese imperial palace used from the Ming dynasty to the end of the Qing dynasty up close on this private tour of the Forbidden City. Please be aware that this tour doesn’t include transportation to and from the attractions, but your private guide can help you get a taxi or other form of transport (own expense). The tour includes admission ticket, but at least 2 days in advance.

Enjoy a fun adventure to loca food markets at Zeng Cuo An Village and Eighth Seafood Market in the city, delighted and amazed by the gorgeous varieties of food that is tempting and mouthwatering. Explore the oldest and largest seafood market in Xiamen,marvel at the spectacular ranges of the fresh sea food, all kinds of wet and dried goodies, experience the fantastic food scene with your local guide and gain a great insight into local culture and life. Flexible departure time catering to your own schedule, convenient door to door transfer are included.

Discover the incandescent beauty of Beijing by night on this 3-hour evening walking tour. See the city sparkle as you explore glimmering waterways, vibrant parks and narrow ‘hutongs’ (alleys) under the cover of darkness. Led by an accomplished guide, sample sublime specialties at the busy Wangfujing Snack Street; browse stalls bursting with exotic ingredients at the Donghuamen Night Market; and stroll amid the ancient and illuminated structures of Imperial City Park for a unique sightseeing experience. Conclude your tour with a tranquil wander around Houhai Lake and enjoy an intimate atmosphere on this small-group tour.

Chengdu is known for its spicy food, but there is so much more to explore. This guided tour will take you through the streets at night, to show you some hidden alleyways where most tourists don’t visit, where you can try some local dishes and learn all about Chengdu food culture. Vegetarians can be catered to, too, and you don’t have to eat the chili- there is plenty more to try.

Explore the historic Sai Kwan district of Guangzhou with a private walking tour that includes tastings of the local Cantonese cuisine. Start with a dim sum lunch before walking around the foreign concessions of Shamian Island, with additional stops at a traditional Chinese Medicine Market, Shangxiajiu Pedestrian Street and Liwan Lake Park. Go off the beaten path with a local guide and learn about the history of the city and traditional Chinese life and culture.

Hong Kong is home to one of the most diverse culinary spectrums in Asia, so knowing where to start in terms of street food can often be a daunting task. Experience Hong Kong’s street food like a local on a private tour that’s ideal for first-time visitors. Taking a private food tour means you’ll be able to customize the itinerary according to your culinary preferences and sample lesser-known foods that you may otherwise have missed.

Looking for a place to have a pleasant night? This tour started at an authentic local Sichuan food restaurant, amazing and various food there on menu and you order it. We would recommend you to free yourself and try hot, but your guide will also help you to know that Sichuan food is more than just spicy. After dinner we will take you cross old bridges which are lit in colors, wander through several old streets, climb up the old wall and discover the ancient city gate. The whole walk is about 40 mins and we know the best spots for you to take beautiful photos! Please note that our trips start at Dujiangyan area of Chengdu, so it is best that you book your hotel at Dujiangyan, because most of the essential scenic spots of Chengdu are here in Dujiangyan. Trust us! *We also provide pick-up service from Chengdu downtown / Chengdu airport, we also provide pick-up service from Chengdu downtown / Chengdu airport (CNY 400/sedan) to Dujiangyan, please email us if you need so.

Lots of sweat, howls of spicy pleasure and tasty treats are some of the things you'll experience when you dine on China's spicy foods.China has numerous regional cuisines but the spiciest dishes are from Sichuan, Hunan, Chongqing, Guizhou and Yunnan. Food is always the quickest way to get acquainted with a culture, but the food here takes on its very own distinct flavor that can’t be found anywhere else. Small group - makes it more personalized . generous portion - make sure you are full. To make sure you have the best eating experience, we select the best restaurants that I go myself often and DO NOT accept any commissions or kickbacks.

Taste your way through Hong Kong's most lively markets on this culinary walking tour with a small group. Learn about Hong Kong's food culture and history while exploring the markets, stopping at hidden food stalls to taste local delicacies along the way. Traveling with a small group ensures an intimate atmosphere and the ability to ask questions.

Get to know Old Shanghai through this morning food and walking tour, including breakfast and a visit to the Xiahai Temple. Follow your guide through the ancient neighborhood's longing, or courtyard communities, visit six street stalls and eateries to taste 10 traditional foods that make up a hearty breakfast. End up at the Xiahai Temple, where entrance fees are included. A small group of just 10 people ensures your guide's personalized attention.

Enjoy a fun outing to the 1000 years old Qibao (or the so called Seven Treasure) water town, explore the lively water market with the charming old architecture, learn the interesting local culture, history, pay the visit to the famed temple. Experience the modern and efficient metro travel like a local under the expert lead of your local friendly guide. Great guide, hotel pick up and drop off , metro ticket are all included.

See the sights of Beijing at night during this 3-to-4-hour tour, including round-trip transport. First venture to the Wangfujing Food Market, and explore exotic food items, such as scorpion, snakes, silk warms, and grasshoppers. Then visit Qianmen Street, the National Center for the Performing Arts, and the Olympic Green park. End your tour in the Houhai Lake area, which is known for its awesome nightlife, and choose to stay in that area or go back to your hotel.

Snack your heart out in Hong Kong’s Wan Chai area during this 3-hour private food tour. Learn the history of Wan Chai and Hong Kong food culture during stops at four local eateries, stopping to sample delicacies like ‘Cha Chang Teng’ (Hong Kong-style breakfast), roast pork belly, egg puffs, and more. You’ll also check out the area’s ‘Blue House’ and Pak Tai Temple.

A foodie paradise that’s one of the most densely populated locations on earth, Hong Kong’s street food scene takes years to get to know. Save yourself time spent researching and let your private foodie guide do the heavy lifting on this walking tour of high-energy Mongkok district. Enjoy tastings at six diverse locations, from Michelin-star dim sum restaurant to Chinese barbecue, along with a wet market tour.

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.

I was born in Zigong, Sichuan. My parents both work in Zigong salt factory (Zigong produces well salt) and my grandpa used to be a boiler man in salt factory. So my life has an intimate connection with salt. Now I live in Chengdu. Cold noodle and wolf-teeth potato are the most popular snacks in Zigong. The most exciting things in my childhood is to go to the grocery next to school to buy cold noodle or wolf-teeth potato after school, eat them and come back home with my classmate. My mom had opened a food stall to sell cold noodle and wolf-teeth potato for many years. If I was at home, l would help her to cut and fry potato, steam and cool noodle. My mom's stall was very popular because her flavor was good and unique. Now if I'm homesick, I will cook this two dishes at home with well salt and chili from my hometown, it's absolutely authentic Mom's flavor.