Top India Culinary Tours

Taste your way through Old Delhi’s food scene on this private excursion. After meeting your guide at Chandni Chowk metro station, immerse yourself Delhi cuisine and culture with complimentary tastings of pani puris, pakoras, stuffed parathas, paneer masala curry, and other dishes. Tour a Sikh temple with a 24-hour kitchen and learn to make chapattis, explore a spice market, and savor delicious desserts.

Foodie travelers won’t want to miss this half-day food and heritage tour of Old Delhi. Avoid getting lost in the maze of streets or getting sick eating at the wrong places. On this small-group tour (max. 10) you’ll be taken to some of the best, cleanest, and most interesting street food spots that you might not find independently. Learn more about Old Delhi’s culture and history through its cuisine.

Trivandrum is a royal destination and for centuries it is known for its rich and yummy food culture, we are fortunate today that this rich food culture is preserved in the form of small food joints by some thoughtful people for generations. We have designed this amazing experience for you with an intention to take you to these places for food tasting, so that you can also cherish this food, feast your taste buds and have a fabulous and lasting impression.

Taste the street foods of Varanasi without worrying about getting an upset stomach later with this food-tasting tour, led by a local storyteller guide. You'll stroll through the ancient city's streets with your guide, trying out different snacks from tried-and-tested food stalls and learning about local treats along the way.

Jaipur is known for its street food and with this private tour, you'll get to try some of the city's best snacks. Your local guide will take you to vetted food stalls that are loved by locals, where you can try everything from the city's famous “dal kachori” (puff pastry stuffed with spiced lentils) to “kulfi," a type of creamy local ice cream.

Explore Mumbai's “khau gullies”, or food alleys, that you might miss on your own on this private street food tour. Discover local and regional treats such as vada pav and Gujarati dishes. Sample foods that you don’t typically find in sit-down tourist restaurants, and feel confident that the food stops are hygienic. Bottled water is included to keep you hydrated as you taste your way through popular food alleys.

Foodie travelers, or anyone who enjoys a good meal, will love this food-focused half-day walking tour of Jaipur. Come hungry and wear comfortable shoes as your guide leads you and a small group to some of Jaipur’s best local culinary spots. Avoid big restaurants and see where locals eat. Sample a range of sweet and savory dishes, including some you might not otherwise find.

Dedicated foodies and anyone who loves South Indian food will enjoy this 2-hour food walk in Alleppey. Your local guide will take you around the relaxed town on the backwaters, showing you hidden food joints you might otherwise miss. Listen to behind-the-scenes stories and get the chance to ask questions as this is an intimate small-group tour. Sample tasty seafood, traditional breakfast items, sweets, and hot tea along the way.

Embark on a tantalizing 3-4 hour culinary adventure through Mumbai's vibrant street food scene with our unique Mumbai Street Food Safari. This tour immerses you in the rich tapestry of flavors that define Mumbai's food culture. Our journey begins at iconic Chowpatty Beach, sampling local delicacies like bhel puri and pav bhaji. Next, we explore the bustling Gamdevi area, visiting famous Sukh Sagar restaurant for renowned street food offerings. The tour culminates at historic Taj Icecream in Bohri Mohalla, indulging in hand-churned ice creams made using century-old techniques. Our focus on authenticity and variety sets this tour apart. We've curated stops showcasing Mumbai's best street food, from popular snacks to hidden gems. Experienced guides provide insights into each dish's history and cultural significance. Perfect for food enthusiasts, our Mumbai Street Food Safari promises a memorable journey through the city's diverse and delicious street food culture.

Discover the culinary and cultural traditions of Old Delhi on a tour that features stops for delicious street food. Travel by metro, rickshaw, and on foot to visit the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Jama Masjid and a Sikh gurudwara (temple). Sample your choice of vegetarian and meat snacks, such as chole bhature, aloo chaat, chicken tikka, or mutton seekh kebab. The tour includes all snacks and a fun rickshaw ride.

Explore the sights of either Old or New Delhi on a private half-day tour, or combine them both during a full-day tour. Travel in a private air-conditioned vehicle and avoid the hassle of hailing taxis or tuk-tuks. Check out the Jama Masjid, Qutub Minar, Humayun's Tomb, Chandni Chowk, Akshardham Temple, and other highlights. Includes entrance fees and round-trip transfers from your Delhi hotel, airport, or train station.

See some of India's most iconic cities on this comprehensive 4-day private Golden Triangle tour. Relax in a private air-conditioned vehicle as you travel between Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur. Your driver shares details and history of landmarks along the way. See the sunrise over the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Taj Mahal, visit Amber Fort, and explore the Maharaja’s City Palace, among other activities, with private guides at each sight.

Discover the best food in Rishikesh—without spending hours doing research—thanks to this guided food–themed walking tour. The route takes you to different spots, with over seven tastings to enjoy, all of which are included. As well as trying tasty bites, you can learn more about local food culture through entertaining guide commentary.

Tuck into the savory and sweet flavors of Old Delhi on this popular food tour that highlights the culinary delights of this diverse city. Follow your friendly guide through busy streets and back alleys on a quest for the most delicious dishes Delhi has on offer. Visit several food spots—including tiny street vendors and 100-year-old restaurants—on this memorable experience that's perfect for adventurous travelers!

Foodies will love this culinary tour of Aurangabad. The variety of regional cuisine in India is enormous, and this tour will focus specifically on Maharashtrian food. Start with some street food snacks, then sit down to a multi-dish meal, which your guide will talk you through. Learn about the local culture through its food in a way that you couldn’t if just eating out independently.

Step into the soul of Old Delhi with a curated walking tour that blends history, hidden lanes, and irresistible street food. Unlike standard tours, this experience offers intimate insights with a local guide, tastings at iconic food stalls, a rickshaw ride through buzzing bazaars, and stories behind every monument. Ideal for foodies, culture lovers, and curious explorers, this tour connects you to Delhi’s living heritage in the most flavorful way possible.

Old Delhi is known for its tasty street food, from syrup-soaked “jalebis” to “chole bhature” (a traditional Punjabi dish)—but knowing where to locate the best vendors takes local know-how. On this half-day tour, get an insider’s introduction to Delhi’s bustling Chandni Chowk marketplace. En route, check out the Jama Masjid mosque and Asia’s biggest spice market. Eat and drink your fill along the way, with tastings included.

Come experience Mumbai through food. It's time to have some "delectable fun" by partaking a food tour in the Fort area of Mumbai replete with History, Art, Culture and most importantly, some of the best food that the city has to offer. In our guided walking food tour lasting about 3 hours, you will taste foods from different parts of India and some local delicacies. The cultural diversity of Mumbai can be seen in the culinary richness that the city offers in the form of street food with Muslim, Gujarati, South Indian, Parsi, and Maharashtrian influences. These flavors, colours, and textures create dishes that pop in your mouths without burdening your pockets.

Varanasi’s markets are exciting but they can be overwhelming for first-time visitors, and it’s easy to get lost. Stick with a guide, who will take you to some of the best stalls that sell Varanasi’s unique crafts and produce, including saris, enamel work, wooden toys, and more. Learn more about local culture and get a chance to shop. You can also try some street food from a clean, trustworthy stall.

While Agra is best known for the Taj Mahal, this North Indian city is also a fantastic place to try out street food. This private, guided walking tour will give you the chance to try out all sorts of local snacks and street food, fresh from safe and vetted vendors.

During this special cooking workshop, you’ll learn the time-tested secrets behind some of India’s most iconic dishes. Master the ins and outs of five different courses, and get a hands-on, insider’s introduction to cooking with Indian spices and ingredients. Then, sit down to enjoy the freshly prepared meal, accompanied by complimentary refreshments.

Learn to cook Keralite food from local women on a working farm that follows organic and sustainable farming methods. You’ll learn all about the distinct cuisine while making it, and can enjoy eating your efforts afterwards. Receive a recipe booklet to take home, plus enjoy a boat ride out to the farm. A great experience for enthusiastic cooks and food lovers.

Eat your way through Old Delhi with this guided street food tour. Your professional guide will take you to trusted and vetted street food vendors, including historic restaurants that have been in local families' hands for generations. You'll try all sorts of treats, from hot tea served in disposable clay cups to tasty street food snacks.

Jaisalmer has a mystery in its air when it comes to cuisine. The traditional style stays the same like the rest of Rajasthan but you can find many interesting delicacies that take the cuisine to the next level. If you have a sweet tooth, you would love this cuisine and any classic Rajasthani desserts are originated from Jaisalmer. Highlights 1. Taste variety of royal snacks like Dal Pakwan, kachori, samosa, variety of namkeens, mirchi vadas and Jaisalmeri sweets like Gothua laddu, Panchdhari laddu; tasting of these will definitely delight you. 2. Sip a cup of masala chai tea in clay pot with snacks with unmatched views of Jaisalmer, admire its beauty while doing what people like doing – eat. 3. Listen to heart warming stories about city and its food culture, get tips on preparation of dishes and learn the usage of many natural spices in the Indian cuisine. 4. Taste the different variety of local sweet dish and and end the walk with a delicious dessert, mouth freshener (Paan).