Top China Food Tours - page 7

Enjoy a deep dive in Beijing’s old Hutong neighborhoods on a 3-hour private food tour. Taste the real cuisine of Beijing introduced by your food-expert guide other than you could by yourself. Walk down the food streets, discover spots favored by local food-lovers, and appease your appetite with all kinds of snacks at the time-honored Huguosi Xiaochi Restaurant. Learn about the Hutong cuisine and history from your guide.

Experience more than just a standard Food Tour; embark on an extraordinary journey that offers a deep dive into the unique culinary culture of Hong Kong. This 3-hour tour will focus on the rich stories behind Hong Kong's diverse food scene. How does this city, situated at the mouth of the Pearl River in South China, merge its local produce and culinary influences from abroad to create its breathtaking cuisine? Besides, we will try at least 6 different types of food in the tour and 3 of them are recommended by Michelin! Join this tour and discover the answers. Born in the lively 80s, I am a true Hong konger who has seen firsthand our city's fascinating evolution. As the former host of a popular online media program, I've honed my storytelling skills and delved into the rich tapestry of our city's history, culture, and idiosyncrasies, transforming into a walking encyclopaedia of all things Hong Kong.

Although the city's oily, sugary and soy sauce-doused cuisine can't be heralded as the best eating on the mainland, we love our food here in Shanghai. And, in a city that offers so many culinary options, from roadside stalls to Michelin-starred restaurants, we wanted to celebrate that. 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.

To experience the authentic Shanghai, it pays to have a local guide. On this private walking tour, discover a less-visible side of the city as you explore local markets, hidden alleyways, and secret food streets. Visit a bird and flower market, an antique market, a wholesale retail market, and a fabric market, and soak up the spirit of Shanghai Old Town.

Taste your way around the Hong Kong neighborhood of Wanchai on this small-group culinary walking tour. Follow a foodie guide to some of the best-kept secret restaurants and food stalls for four tastings of food and drink. Listen to commentary on the history of the neighborhood and visit the wet market to see locals go about their daily shopping, visit the Blue House, and enjoy a brunch sampling at a Hong Kong-style café.

Enjoy two of Beijing’s best sellers, roast duck and the Kung Fu show, when you book this private tour which celebrates them both. You’ll be collected from your hotel in Beijing, then taken first to a roast duck restaurant. After this, you’ll be taken to the Red Theatre for the famous Kung Fu show, which lasts an hour. Follow the story of two lovers with this theatrical performance. Afterwards you will be taken back to your hotel.

Savor the taste of Shanghai’s famous breakfast wontons, pulled noodles, savory pancakes and more on this 3-hour, small-group walking tour with a knowledgeable local guide. Begin your day with a stroll past water calligraphers and tai chi masters in Xiangyang Park, before meandering to street stalls and a wet market to experience Chinese cuisine freshly prepared in front of you. Be sure to come hungry on this child-friendly tour, which is limited to small groups ensure a personalized experience.

Highlights: A Must-Do for Art & Nature Lovers! This tour isn’t just sightseeing—it’s about connecting with Chengdu’s soul. From pandas to brushstrokes, leave with memories (and art!) you won’t find anywhere else. Discover why giant pandas captivate the world on this exclusive private tour! With a knowledgeable guide by your side, you’ll visit Chengdu’s iconic Panda Base, stroll through the charming Kuanzhai Alley, and unwind with an authentic tea experience in People’s Park. The highlight? Besides,we can arranege the unique traditional Chinese painting experience now in Chengdu,and the teacher will help you to finished your own Chinese paiting.(pls do check our dear guest's review about this exprience) Your private guide will take you to authentic local restaurants based on your budget, whether you’re craving fiery Sichuan hotpot, mouthwatering dandan noodles, or a multi-dish tasting menu. We know the hidden gems where locals eat—great flavors, fair prices, and no tourist traps!

Enjoy the nightlife of Beijing on this evening tour that combines a delicious dinner and a scintillating show. Get your heartbeat racing with a jaw-dropping Acrobatic performance followed by a meal featuring an authentic Chinese delicacy – Peking duck in this 4 hour.  Hotel pickup and drop-off, dinner and show tickets are all included.

Enjoy a night out in Shanghai in the city’s Old French Concession area on this private guided tour. Learn about the hidden hotspots and access speakeasy bars tucked away in Art Deco-style villas. The tour includes one signature cocktail at each bar. This is a good way to experience Shanghai nightlife for first-time visitors.

Make the most of your time on land on this private half-day shopping shore excursion to Tianjin. Get picked up directly at the cruise terminal then travel by private vehicle to the markets of your choice, where your guide will help you shop. Upgrade to include a tasty Peking duck lunch before your return to the cruise ship.

Discover Guangzhou’s vibrant nightlife on this guided bar discovery tour. Follow a local guide to explore hidden bars, stylish rooftop lounges, and lively riverside spots that most visitors never find. Enjoy music, city views, and great vibes as you experience how locals unwind after dark. This small-group tour offers a fun and authentic way to see a different side of Guangzhou — modern, energetic, and full of surprises.

On our Secret Food Tour: Hong Kong, our food experts will take you on an adventurous culinary journey with mouth-watering local delicacies, cultural insights, and hidden restaurants only known by locals. Discover traditional Chinese food originating from Northern China to Southern China, modified by Hong Kong locals in their westernised city; truly an East meets West experience. Feast on Hong Kong’s famous beef brisket soup, dim sum, local sweets and lots more. And don't forget our delicious secret dish! After the three-hour adventurous food tour, you will find yourself in love with the city, and an activity definitely ticked from your bucket list. As a private tour, everything works around you! Our start times are much more easy going, dates can open up. It's a much more intimate and cozy experience. No need to shout over other tourists, you will have every question answered, and leave feeling like a native yourself!

Discover Shenzhen’s role as China’s leading tech and innovation city Explore Huaqiangbei, the world-famous electronics and gadget market Experience futuristic drone delivery near Shenzhen Bay See how AI, drones, and smart services are used in daily life Enjoy a tech-focused tour with an English-speaking local guide

Discover the vibrant culinary scene of Shanghai on this 2-hour and 20-minute Street Food Walk around Yuyuan Old Street. Dive into the city’s rich food heritage with a variety of authentic local delicacies, from freshly made Xiaolongbao to crispy scallion pancakes. Guided by passionate local foodies, this tour offers an immersive experience of traditional recipes and vibrant street culture, perfect for food enthusiasts and explorers alike. Conclude your journey with a tranquil moment enjoying traditional Chinese tea amidst the bustling atmosphere. - Explore iconic food spots and hidden corners of Yuyuan Old Street - Savor a diverse range of street foods including dumplings and pastries - Learn about Shanghai's culinary history from knowledgeable guides - Enjoy a moment of calm with traditional Chinese tea at the end of the tour with a local farmer

80km away from Hangzhou, there is an ancient water town called Wuzhen, with 600 years old history, most of her buildings are well preserved from 150-200 years ago, it is also one of the rare place that real local people are still living inside. You may walk through those zigzag alleys or take the rowing boat enjoying this oriental Venice. During the visit, we will show you all the attractions listed below: 1.Fortune Bay High Rod Boat Show 2.Martial Art Performance on Boat 3.Wine Distillery Workshop, the sweet wine inside is very delicious, can taste free. 4.Indigo Fabric Workshop 5. Folk Custom Museum 6. Antique Beds Museum After the tour, lunch will be arranged at an authentic local restaurant where you will try the real local water town delicacy.

--Savor the authentic flavors of Wuhan on a private food tour --Taste iconic dishes like Hot Dry Noodles and Tofu Skin at local stalls --Skip tourist traps - Feast where locals queue since 1980s. --The tour guide will help you queue up in some popular snack shop --The guide will assist you with payments (some shops don't accept foreign cards)

If you want to taste Guangzhou's local flavors but are overwhelmed with all the dining options, this small-group evening food tour takes care of the planning for you. Your guide will handle any language barriers as you visit four to five food vendors and try a variety of Cantonese dishes. See how locals live as you visit hidden gems most tourists don't know about.

Discovering Yangshuo's Old District foods can be a leap of faith without a guide to steer you to the must-eats and prevent you getting lost. With this small-group tour, you'll visit tried-and-trusted food spots to sample classics and locals such as steamed dumplings, oil tea, bamboo pickled and more, all with a guide to describe each dish and help you enjoy the food .

Indulge your inner foodie and beer buff on this late night tour of Xi’an’s Muslim Quarter. Head out with a private guide and learn about Chinese Muslim culture. Sample delicious dishes like lamb barbecue, steamed rice noodle with sesame butter, and cumin spicy fried noodles (included in the tour price) and taste local beers along the way.

Chinese Baijiu is a kind of alcoholic drink distilled from grain or rice. It plays an amazing role in the daily life of the Chinese. Archaeological evidence suggests that the Chinese began brewing jiu 6,000 years ago. For thousands of years, people have worked hard to improve the process of making jiu. The main drinks consumed by the Chinese are white liquor and rice wine. White liquor is distilled from sorghum or maize. As a magical drink and custom, it has accompanied important occasions such as weddings and birthdays for more than 6,000 years.Six hundred years ago, Chengdu was full of treasures, but half of them were soaked in alcohol. At that time, Dongmen, the earliest CBD in Chengdu, had a wine shop on Shui Jing Street with a front shop selling wine and a back workshop brewing wine. So far, the intoxicating aroma of wine has been wafting along this street for a full 600 years.

The "Best Beijing City Night Tour & Street Food" offers a distinctive experience by blending historical exploration with culinary adventure. This tour is ideal for travelers seeking an authentic and comprehensive experience of Beijing's nighttime allure, combining historical landmarks, diverse street foods, and cultural insights into a memorable evening adventure.

Hong Kong is a popular layover destination, but with limited time to spare, a guided tour is the best way to maximize your layover. This Hong Kong layover tour includes train transfers to and from the airport, a ride on the Peak Tram to the Sky Terrace, and visits to the Aberdeen Fishing Village, Stanley Market and more. Choose from two options to better suit your schedule and flight times and discover the best of Hong Kong before heading off to your next destination.

With this guided food tour, you can discover culinary gems hidden in Shenzhen's local neighbourhoods. No need to spend hours reading reviews, as your guide has everything planned, taking you to the best local spots to taste char siu, roasted goose, dim sum, desserts, chicken hot pot, and more. Along the way, explore hidden alleyways, hear stories from locals, and discover the city's rich food culture, including the local emphasis on "fresh ingredients" and the traditional belief in "food as medicine".