Top Eastern China Food Tours

--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)

Discover a side of Shanghai it takes a local to know on this private foodie walking tour. Explore main streets and back lanes as you snack and slurp on delicacies like soup dumplings, wontons, lamb skewers, and local dessert—enough for a full meal. Finally, enjoy a Shanghai classic: a Huangpu River cruise.

Shanghai is a great city for food lovers, but it can be hard for first-time visitors to know where to find the best bites. Leave the planning to someone else on this local-led, small-group food tour, which takes you off the beaten path. As the sun starts to set, head out to find some of the most authentic regional dishes in the city. Look forward to sampling soup dumplings, noodles, and more, plus drinks.

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.

Shanghai is one of China’s most delectable culinary capitals, but knowing where to go for the tastiest treats takes local know-how. Hit up four local seated eateries during this insider’s food crawl around the French Concession, topped off by a pint of craft beer at a local pub. You’ll venture far off the tourist track as you feast on at least 10 classics, made from recipes passed down over generations.

Taste your way through the former French Concession area of Shanghai on a tour that explores people, culture, and cuisine through the city’s breakfast foods. Try a wide range of breakfast treats, from pan-fried dumplings and noodles to tea and curry beef soup. Along the way, benefit from your local guide's insights, and enjoy sights and bites you'd likely miss if exploring alone.

Get a taste for Shanghai’s startlingly diverse food culture and its culinary specialties on this small-group tasting tour that focuses on breakfast. With your guide in the lead, look forward to trying everything from dumplings and hand-pulled noodles to bubble waffles and more. Along the way, observe tai chi practitioners and water calligraphers in Xiangyang Park, stroll the atmospheric French Concession, and see other highlights.

Explore best and most authentical local street food on this fully guided private tour. No matter you are a foodie or not, this street food tour take you to try out many popular food in off the beaten area, learn and explore local eating culture, get a better understanding of the amazing life sounds and have fun explore the charming old town bazaar. Based on your interests, upgrade the tour to enjoy the super bird-eyeview of mega Shanghai city from the world's tallest observation deck at Shanghai Tower.

Explore the magic of Shanghai after dark! As dusk falls, Shanghai lights up—and so does its food scene. On this 3.5-hour guided walking tour, you'll explore the city's most cherished local eateries and historic food streets. Throughout the evening, you’ll dig into authentic Shanghai flavors while soaking up the city’s electric atmosphere. Highlights include sinking your teeth into legendary Pork Chops with Sticky Rice Cakes and crispy Spring Rolls, exploring bold Sichuan dishes, enjoying traditional dim sum, and finishing with a heritage dessert. Along the way, your guide will bring the city to life with stories of old Shanghai and the diverse culinary traditions that shape it today. What makes this tour special? You’re not just a guest—you’re treated like family. We skip the tourist crowds and head straight to the neighborhoods where locals go after dark, so you can experience the real warmth and hospitality of Shanghai’s nightlife. Trust us—this is a night you won’t forget.

Ready to taste the real Shanghai? Join our Shanghai Classic Food &Culture Walking Tour and dive into the vibrant buzz of everyday life! This tour is a full-sensory immersion into the past and present of China's most dynamic city. We'll feast like kings on a culinary crawl through the city's best-kept secrets, and also walk in the People's Park to meet the locals, dive into the vibrant local life of Zhejiang Road Food Street, where sizzling woks and halal butchers embody Shanghai’s everyday energy. Follow your guide as you sample dishes from long-established local breakfast favourites, along with Michelin Guide–recommended hawkers and heritage pastries and Chinese tea tasting. Learn how these culinary gems earned their reputation and hear the stories of the passionate individuals who keep Shanghai’s food heritage alive. Skip the queues, skip the research, and dive straight into Shanghai’s best local eats — curated, explained, and enjoyed with a local expert by your side.

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.

Let me, a professional architect, walk you through the serene Jade Buddha Temple. Afterward, as a local friend, I’ll take you to taste the most authentic street food Shanghai has to offer. A Dual Journey: Temple Serenity & Street Food Vitality • Architect-Guided Temple Tour: Explore the Jade Buddha Temple with insights into its architecture and Buddhist culture from a professional architect. 
• Cultural Immersion: Participate in incense offering and sutra copying for mindfulness. Attend the 4 PM chanting ceremony if available. 
• Vegetarian Meal Option: Enjoy a traditional temple vegetarian meal (optional). 
• Local Food Adventure: After the temple visit, explore nearby eateries and taste classic Shanghai street food, including: Pan-fried soup dumplings (生煎包) Vegetable buns (蔬菜包) Spinach noodles (菠菜面) Grilled lamb ribs (烤羊排) Scallion pancakes (羌饼) To encourage meaningful and personal interaction, we keep our groups small—no more than 6 people.

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.

Get ready for the most festive nightlife event in Shanghai! Join our Holiday Bar Hopping Tour and explore Christmas-themed bars, hidden speakeasies, and unique holiday cocktails with an international group of fun people. Daily Festive Bar Crawl | Hidden Bars | ✨ Holiday Cocktails | New Year Celebrations Join us for a magical nightlife journey through Shanghai’s best holiday-themed bars and speakeasies. Perfect for tourists, expats, solo travelers, and groups! Includes: ✔ 4 bars & speakeasies ✔ 3 Free Shots ✔ English speaking local guide ✔ Holiday games & surprises ✔ Christmas props & photo moments ✔ New friends from around the world Why You Should Use Local Guide: It removes the language barrier. This is less of an issue in larger bars around shanghai but can be a real hassle in smaller local bars. To avoid tourist trap bars. Many bars in the tourist-friendly areas of Shanghai are more expensive.

Burst through the language barrier and get the absolute most out of Hangzhou with a private translator/guide. Whether your tastes run to tea plantations or silk factories, to ancient temples or serene lotus ponds, to Qing Dynasty villas or modern museums, your guide can make it happen. With guiding available day and night in English, Spanish, French, or German, you can take your trip to the next level.

Discover the authentic flavors of Shanghai, without having to research or getting overwhelmed, on this half-day small-group tour. Follow your guide around to several local eateries and sample favorites such as soup dumplings, fried buns, desserts, and more. Along the way, pass by landmarks such as the Bund, People’s Square, and Nanjing Road, while learning more about Chinese culture and culinary traditions.

• Discover the authentic flavors of Nanjing on a relaxed, small-group food walk • Visit 6 curated stops for local snacks, seasonal delicacies, and iconic dishes • All food and drinks included — it’s a full meal, not just a tasting • Walk at a chill pace with plenty of air-conditioned stops to beat the heat • Explore historic neighborhoods and hidden foodie corners with a local guide • Perfect for curious travelers looking for a taste of real Nanjing life Join us for a flavorful journey through Nanjing’s streets and stories! This food tour brings you to 6 hand-picked spots, where you’ll try everything from juicy soup dumplings to roast duck and surprise seasonal bites — all loved by locals. We’ll wander through historic areas like Laomendong, stop for breaks in cool indoor spots, and take in both the flavors and charm of the city. It’s casual, fun, and made for food lovers who want more than just a photo — they want to taste the city.

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

One of China’s royal capitals, Nanjing has a rich food tradition. Discover it, without the expense of a driver, on this intimate walking tour, with pickup and drop-off by public transport. Sip, snack, and slurp your way through up to 15 different items as your private guide leads you through the shops and stalls of Confucius Temple Market and Laomendong. Choose between lunch or dinner tours to suit your schedule.

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

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.

Have a 3-hour foodie tour to experience the local dietary taste. Including 3-4 types of breakfast food, such as famous Shengjianbao(Fried soup dumplings), sweet soy milk and fritters and so on. It's not only food, but more stories behind it. * English-speaking guide will tell you the story of the food. * Small group tour with a maximum of 8 people. * Learn more local culture by tasting local food.

Start your morning on historic Nanjing Road before the crowds arrive and see how locals begin their day. Our first stop is a tiny breakfast stall where dough is hand-pulled and sizzling on the griddle. As we walk toward People’s Park, we’ll visit family-run eateries that have served locals for decades. Along the way, you’ll taste a curated selection of classic Shanghai breakfast favorites: a crisp Chinese crepe (jianbing), rich soup dumplings (xiaolongbao), golden pan-fried pork dumplings, a warm honey egg custard bun, flaky scallion pancakes, and a coconut latte from the café locals call “Chinese Starbucks.” We'll share the stories behind each dish and why breakfast is such an essential part of life here. We continue through quiet alleyways near Rock Bund before ending at The Bund, where you can enjoy the riverfront view or keep exploring.