Top Eastern China Food Tours - page 2

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!

7 kinds of most famous Shanghai local street foods at hidden lanes which are: Shanghai fried Buns; Steamed rice-roll with shrimps, Pork-and-Vegetable-Wonton-Soup，Nanxiang steamed bun, yellow crab pancake，Pork Chop with Rice Cake，Sweet Green Rice Ball Plus Relax 1 cup of coffee or tea at street Cafe / Tea shop or Local beer or water. For Vegans we will change to order Vegetables for you, please inform us in advance. Friendly and knowledgeable English speaking guide will lead you Wondering at the Shanghai's trendy French Concession neighborhood with a guide on this walking foodie tour. Follow your guide's lead to unearth hidden lanes and restaurants, Art Deco buildings, and typical Shanghai street scenes.

Eat like a local on this Shanghai late-night food tour, visiting off-the-path eateries, street barbecues, and a night market. Let your guide handle navigation as you sample several street-food bites—enough for dinner. Dishes you taste may include soup dumplings, lamb skewers, and boiled crayfish, washed down by local craft beer. Your guide also tells you about the food, history, and culture of the former French Concession. ·Eat your way through the former French Concession after dark ·Taste local street foods—enough for dinner—and savor craft beer ·Learn about the city's history and culture from your guide ·Pickup from a centrally located meeting point

The "Shanghai Breakfast Tour: Alleys and Brews" is a distinctive and immersive exploration of the city's flavors. Embark on an immersive breakfast journey starting at People’s Park, winding through historic Ningbo Road alleys to the Bund. Savor iconic bites like soft egg crepes, crispy scallion pancakes, and soup-filled xiaolongbao, paired with locally roasted coffee at hidden cafés. Along the way, discover stories of Shanghai’s blend of East-meets-West culture—from nostalgic breakfast rituals to the Bund’s colonial-era architecture. Perfect for foodies and culture enthusiasts, this tour blends culinary discovery with the soul of old and new Shanghai, ending with historical street nanjing dong lu.

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 special flavors: Start with Xinjiang beef kebabs, then enjoy Shanghai's pan-fried buns at Dahuchun and Hongchangxing. Don't miss Xian Delai's pork chop with rice cake. Finally, try various toppings in noodle restaurants to taste the essence of different foods. Experience traditional craftsmanship: Dahuchun's pan-fried buns use fermented dough and special frying. Hongchangxing's beef pan-fried buns follow traditions. Noodle restaurants make noodles by hand and boil gravy carefully, showing the ingenuity behind the food. Immerse in local life: Feel the lively atmosphere at street stalls. Queue with locals at stores, exchange food experiences. Chat in noodle restaurants while listening to Shanghai dialect to integrate into local life and get an authentic experience.

Stroll Suzhou's ancient lanes to uncover authentic flavors. Begin with silken tofu pudding drizzled with sweet or savory sauces, then savor Suzhou - style noodles in aromatic broths. Sip the fragrant Changmen soy milk, a drink with local characteristics, and bite into crispy, juicy 'Dumb' shengjian dumplings. Each dish reflects the city's soul, blending tradition with everyday life. Wander hidden eateries, where food tells stories of heritage and warmth --- a tasty gateway to Suzhou's timeless charm.

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.

Treat your palate to classic Chinese snacks at Qibao Ancient Town on this 4-hour Shanghai food tour. Travel by subway to this historic water town, and stroll the alleyways, bridges, and canalsides to take in the Ming- and Qing-dynasty atmosphere and architecture. On route, sample up to eight foods such as crab-meat dumplings and sweet Haitang cake, and savor Chinese tea. Upgrade to include a 60-minute foot massage. Includes food tastings, tea, and subway tickets.

Explore two areas of Shanghai, the Old Town and the French Concession, on this guided walking tour. Wander through the streets, browsing food stalls for seasonal eats, plus pass through the local “Flower, Bird, Fish & Insect Market” where, as the name suggests, plants, fish, birds, and insects are for sale. In the French Concession area, visit Xintiandi where the Communist Party of China was born, learn about the Shanghai-style townhouses, and stop by Fuxing Park.

Make sure to come hungry to this 3-hour private food tasting and dinner experience in Shanghai. First, taste some traditional Shanghai home-style cooking, such as pickled edamame and cabbage, stir-fried rice cake, and crispy spring rolls. Then head to HaiDiLao Hot Pot restaurant for dinner, and end your night at the Shanghai First Foodmall, where you can pick up dessert if you wish.

It will be an unforgettable evening exploring Shanghai’s chic and vibrant nightlife. We offer executive&luxury transportation, private chauffeur, and private guide for your best staycation experience. You will have a local young man with an international background as your guide and butler, willing to deliver the most well-rounded service. I will arrange all the bookings(skip-the-line admission) for the most exclusive bars, lounges and restaurants in Shanghai. I will share my rich experience, delivering a tailor-made activity plan for you and your family. You will have an immersive cultural experience and insider knowledge of the most selective private spots in Shanghai. You may check out my LRB profile 5201360809 for my daily in Shanghai&London.

Embark on a unique, immersive dining experience that captures the essence of Shaoxing rice wine culture. Delight in sampling five distinct flavors, each complemented by seasonal dishes that showcase the rich heritage of this traditional brew. This exclusive tour is an unparalleled exploration of the art of wine and food pairing. Nestled within a historic Tai'an Road abode, the venue offers a harmonious blend of ancient traditions and a contemporary minimalist design.

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.

What You’ll Experience • Guided tasting of different styles of Chinese Baijiu (light aroma, strong aroma, sauce aroma). You will sample at least seven varieties in total, including China’s most prestigious and expensive Baijiu, Moutai. • Learn how Chinese people drink at banquets and business dinners • Discover traditional drinking games and toast etiquette • Taste other unique Chinese liquors like rice wine and herbal-infused spirits • Stories behind Chinese drinking culture, history, and social rituals Step into the world of China’s most iconic and mysterious spirit — Baijiu, one of the most consumed liquors in the world, yet still largely unknown outside of China. This is not just a tasting. It’s a cultural journey through 2,000 years of Chinese drinking traditions. In China, drinking is not about alcohol — it’s about connection. Understanding how Chinese people drink helps you understand how Chinese people build trust and relationships.

As the commercial and financial center of China, Shanghai attracts tourists from all over the world every day, here you can see the old buildings and modern buildings which really Shocked your eyes. Shanghai is a birth place of brilliant culture but also a food paradise. In this city you can not only see Old and new things but also delicious food, in so many delicious food I think hot pot can be a typical one. We will arrange Spicy and Non spicy soup with beautiful colours in the soup. Today guide will help you to order some meat, vegetables, noodles which is a set Menu from us, the spicy food can make your mouth burning but so excited, of course the Non spicy soup is also a good choice for the people who don't like spicy food, pls come and join us by using chopsticks like locals, so funny experience and Yummy Yummy.

This is not your average food tour. With Team Mercato, you’ll explore China’s culinary soul with local experts who’ve worked as chefs, bartenders, sommeliers, and F&B pros in top restaurants across the country. Whether it’s sipping tea in a quiet courtyard or tasting spicy skewers in a buzzing night market, we tailor every experience to your tastes, comfort, and curiosity. We don’t just feed you—we translate culture, spark conversations, and share the kind of local secrets only insiders know.

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!

As a trading center through the ages also the internationally financial core in China, Shanghai is a place where all kinds of special snacks come together. This tour will lead you to taste famous Shanghai snack or your preferred Chinese food like hot pot, and also visit Zhujiajiao Ancient Town to relax yourself in a gentle and tranquil suburb place.

Step back in time to old Shanghai and discover the city’s history and cuisine during this 3-hour tour. See famous landmarks such as the Old City Wall, a birds market, a 700-year old Confucius temple, the last remaining shantytown, and more. Stop along the way to sample some of the city’s most delicious foods such as egg pancakes, sticky rice rolls, wonton soup, fried dumplings and much more.

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.

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.

Discover a side of Suzhou that few tourists ever see on this private full-day guided tour from Shanghai. Enjoy a seamless day of exploration with hotel pickup, bullet train tickets, and private vehicle transport included. Explore a hidden water town, a quiet water temple, and ride a bike or relax, and enjoy tea and wine tasting by a pretty lake.

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.