Top China Street Food Tours - page 7

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, 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.

Welcome Vegetarian lovers to taste the Hong Kong Vegetarian foods. We can share love, life experiences. First stop 1. Braised Vegetable & Mixed Fungus with Beancurd sauce 2. Stir fried Noodles with Soya Sauce 3. Cold Ginseng Oolong Tea 4. Poached Head Lettuce 5. Steamed Sponge Cake Second Stop 1. Vegetable Dumplings 2. Soup Shanghai Noodle 3. Kam's Vegetarian Roll Third Stop 1. Egg tart 2. Sugar egg puffs 3. Five flower teas(Monday not available) Forth Stop 1. Mango Pancake 2. Cream bun with Shredded Coconut No meat in all foods, but some contain egg, milk, flour, wheat. vegan, gluten-free are not available. At the same time, we will pass by Hong Kong historical UK areas, there are lots of Hong Kong history and also many street arts. It's a night life area with very good vibes. Enjoy Hong Kong night life!

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.”

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.

Combine Shanghai’s cuisine and heritage with this walking tour focusing on the city’s best street food and its top visitor attractions. From sweet treats to umami-rich savory dishes, follow your guide around back streets that many visitors miss to discover local Shanghainese favorites. Once you’ve had your fill, check out attractions like the Bund or the Yu Garden, where your guide shares some of Shanghai’s story to date.

This is an excellent choice for travelers with limited time in Beijing. See many top sights and attractions in a day, including Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City, the Drum Tower, and Houhai lake. Take the stress out of navigating by having hotel pickup, and transfers included. Exploring Beijing with a guide will uncover local secrets you wouldn’t find otherwise, such as the highlights of Nanluoguxiang Hutong. You won’t have to worry about getting hungry as a delicious Peking roast duck lunch is included.

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

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!

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.

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

On this tour, we will see the most representative scenes of Shanghai: the modern Lujiazui CBD, the lively Nanjing Road Walkway, the magnificent International Architectural Exposition, and the most dreamy place where modern and history, East and West intersect - the Bund. We will enjoy the view, from the air, among the crowd, on the river bank. A one-day trip makes night views of the banks of the Huangpu River available - you won't want to miss this! Meanwhile, two different but representative authentic Chinese meals will take the amazing trip to another level. Local snacks and drinks also bring the sparks! The only thing to worry about is your belly!

•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

Experience several of Hong Kong’s major attractions on this all-day excursion. After a convenient hotel or port pickup, explore this vibrant metropolis with an informative local guide. See landmarks like Statue Square and Man Mo Temple, ride the 125-year-old Victoria Peak Tram, and visit the Aberdeen Fishing Village. Enjoy a delicious complimentary lunch and other perks included in this comprehensive outing.

Enjoy a private, exclusive tour into the everyday rhythm of Hong Kong’s most vibrant neighborhoods. Begin amidst seasonal blossoms and bonsai at the Mong Kok Flower Market, as your expert local guide explains their cultural significance. Then step into nearby bustling lanes to taste the city’s quintessential street food, including crispy egg waffles and savory curry fish balls. Listen to delicate melodies at the Bird Garden, as locals partake in the time-honored ritual of bird-keeping. Continuing south, the neon signs give way to the old-world hum of Yau Ma Tei. Visit an array of traditional street markets, each with its own character — from fresh produce and seafood to household goods. Along the way, your guide will explain cultural habits, food traditions, and how these markets continue to thrive in a modern city. Please note: The availability and accessibility of attractions may vary based on time of day and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

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.

On this private journey to the Giant Panda Base and the serene Qingyang Palace, you will experience a seamless blend of natural wonder and ancient Taoist wisdom. Instead of crowded bus tours, we travel in a private sedan, allowing us to arrive at the Panda Base early to see the pandas at their most active and explore the historic halls of Qingyang Palace at a relaxed pace. As a local guide with a medical background and IELTS 6.5 fluency, I provide not only deep cultural insights into Taoist traditions and city history but also ensure a safe, hygienic, and authentic exploration of hidden local backstreets. From exclusive "insider-only" hotpot spots to a meticulously paced itinerary, you will gain an intimate, unforgettable encounter with the true soul of Chengdu that larger tours simply cannot offer.

The name Tiger Leaping Gorge originates from the awe-inspiring scene of the middle section where the Jinsha River (Golden Sands River), known as one of China's most rugged and spectacular rivers, thunders through. The international appeal of this route is reflected in bilingual signage along the trail, greatly facilitating visitors from around the globe.