Top Hong Kong SAR Food & Drink Classes

Learn to make traditional Chinese dumplings using fresh organic ingredients in a small-group hands-on cooking class. Begin with a market walk guided by a local host to explore authentic ingredients, then prepare and boil your own dumplings. Vegan options are available upon request, making this class suitable for all food lovers.

Immerse yourself in Hong Kong’s culinary culture, and discover sights and bites you'd miss on your own, on this small-group food tour. Hong Kong's cuisine reflects the city’s mix of Chinese and British heritage. Visit five stops in local neighborhoods to sample specialties such as dim sum, wonton noodle soup, milk tea, char siu roasted meat, and an egg tart. As you explore, learn more about Hong Kong's culinary culture, and visit popular areas.

Join our professional Tea Taster for a 1.5-hour exploration into the world of tea and tea culture. You’ll discover the diverse aromas and taste of various teas and learn how to describe them as you sip and savor. You’ll gain hands-on experience brewing your own tea with a gaiwan, experimenting with the crucial elements that make a great cup of tea. You'll also learn what professional tea tasters look for when evaluating tea. By the end of the session, you’ll gain a deeper appreciation for the art and science of this beloved beverage.

Hong Kong is renowned throughout Asia for its unique cuisine, so what better place to experience a cooking class than the island metropolis. This small-group experience, an ideal choice for travelers seeking a hands-on cultural experience, reveals products you may otherwise have missed during a local market tour and provides insight into Hong Kong’s intricate cuisine. Plus, you can choose from a morning or afternoon departure time to suit your schedule.

Tea is an integral part of Hong Kong’s culture. Learn to taste and pair high-quality teas with different foods during a tea workshop that lets you sample a range of premium Chinese teas, including green, red, and oolong. Use all of your five senses to explore each tea in a fun and interactive, and get recommendations for other teas you might like.

Bake Your Own is the first baking event to provide a taste of Hong Kong culture. It is one of the few cooking activities in Hong Kong designed for tourists. In this experience, you can learn about Hong Kong’s authentic dessert types and make them yourself. Ideal for killing time. After the production is completed, the finished product can be taken away together with the packaging box. ::::::::Experience::::::::: - This activity is a self-service baking experience without an instructor. We also offer baking classes with instructors. For details, please visit: https://www.viator.com/zh-TW/tours/Hong-Kong-SAR/Hong-Kong -Cultural-Experience-Making-Hong-Kong-style-simi-bud/d35959-148395P7 - DIY production We will provide a tablet with a dedicated and detailed electronic recipe - Self-service collection The fun thing about Bake Your Own is that everything from source to packaging has to be done by hand. - Baking Ambassador We will have a baking ambassador on site to help you solve your problems at any time

In this experience class, you can make two local delicacies: Hong Kong-style egg tarts and custard mooncakes. Ideal for killing time. After the production is completed, you can enjoy it on the spot or take away the finished product with the packaging box. ::::::::Experience::::::::: - The instructor will teach you how to prepare two representative Hong Kong delicacies in English - The instructor will explain the history and origin of the food, and learn more about the stories of these two delicacies - The location is located in Tsim Sha Tsui, the center of Hong Kong, with convenient transportation and close to other tourist attractions - This activity is a baking class with an instructor. We also offer a self-service baking experience without an instructor. For details, please visit: https://www.viator.com/zh-TW/tours/x/y/d0-148395P1

Immerse yourself in Hong Kong’s culinary culture with a small-group cooking class and market visit that teaches the art of making Xiao Long Bao—steamed soup dumplings filled with organic pork or vegetarian alternatives. Start with a guided market walk before learning to make dough, prepare the filling, and fold dumplings by hand. Each person makes 10 dumplings to enjoy.

Learn how to make the traditional Chinese dish called Pun Chio in this private cooking class located in Tsim Sha Tsui. You will learn which ingredients are in the dish, including shrimp, fish, pork, vegetables, chicken, and more. You’ll also learn how to present the dish, and then you get to sit down to eat it, along with Chinese tea.

You will get hands-on step-by-step instructions and you will learn both xiao long bao and dumplings cooking techniques that easily be repeated at home. I am happy to share my family recipe with you. All xiao long bao wrappers are made from scratch and half of dumplings wrappers are made from scratch. You can opt to make all dumplings from scratch too. You will also learn how to prepare the fillings and how to wrap in a traditional classic way. Before the class you will discover our traditions and culture by visiting to a local fresh food market too. Evening class we will visit a night market in Temple street for learning HK street food. Vegan is also welcome and available upon request.

Bake Your Own is the first baking event to experience the culture of Hong Kong. It is also one of the few cooking activities in Hong Kong for tourists. In this experience, you can learn about Hong Kong's sweet varieties and make them yourself. It is an ideal choice for killing time. After the production is completed, the finished product can be taken away along with the packaging box. ::::::::Experience::::::::: - Self-made We will provide a tablet with a detailed and detailed electronic recipe. - Self-service materials Bake Your Own is fun to do everything from drawing to packaging. - Baking Ambassador We will have baking ambassadors to help you solve problems at any time.

Bake Your Own is the first bakery event that offers an experience of Hong Kong culture. It is also one of the few cooking styles in Hong Kong that is designed for tourists. In this experience, you can learn about the types of authentic Hong Kong desserts and make them yourself. Ideal for killing time. After the production is completed, the finished product can be taken away together with the packaging box.

In this experience class, you can make two local delicacies: Hong Kong-style egg tarts and custard mooncakes. Ideal for killing time. After the production is completed, you can enjoy it on the spot or take away the finished product with the packaging box. ::::::::Experience::::::::: - The instructor will teach you how to prepare two representative Hong Kong delicacies in English - The instructor will explain the history and origin of the food, and learn more about the stories of these two delicacies - The location is located in Tsim Sha Tsui, the center of Hong Kong, with convenient transportation and close to other tourist attractions - This activity is a baking class with an instructor. We also offer a self-service baking experience without an instructor. For details, please visit: https://www.viator.com/zh-TW/tours/x/y/d0-148395P1

Bake Your Own is the first baking event to experience the culture of Hong Kong. It is also one of the few cooking activities in Hong Kong for tourists. In this experience, you can learn about Hong Kong's sweet varieties and make them yourself. It is an ideal choice for killing time. After the production is completed, the finished product can be taken away along with the packaging box. ::::::::Experience::::::::: - Self-made We will provide a tablet with a detailed and detailed electronic recipe. - Self-service materials Bake Your Own is fun to do everything from drawing to packaging. - Baking Ambassador We will have baking ambassadors to help you solve problems at any time.

Delve into the serene world of Chinese tea culture with a small group workshop led by a Senior Chinese National Tea Artist. Over 90 minutes, participants will explore the rich history of tea while mastering the intricate art of brewing using Fujian porcelain teaware (Gaiwan) or Yixing purple clay teapot. This interactive session not only teaches the delicate techniques of tea preparation but also emphasizes the importance of mindfulness and relaxation through tea. Each participant will have their own tea ware set to create a personalized tea experience, making this workshop a perfect blend of education and tranquility.