Top Beijing Dining Experiences

Enjoy a hassle-free arrival in Beijing with this private transfer service. Avoid shared shuttles and long taxi lines after your flight, and meet your driver directly at Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK) or Beijing Daxing Airport (PKX). Relax on the journey to your hotel or private residence in Beijing with a private tour designed for your group size.

Dine like an emperor at an Imperial Palace Banquet with elaborate multi-course dishes Watch traditional Chinese music and dance performances during the dinner Learn the stories behind royal cuisine and the famous “Manchu Han Imperial Feast Private round-trip transfer with an English-speaking driver

Rather than only walking through Beijing’s hutongs, guests spend time inside a real local family home. This private experience combines a guided Shichahai neighborhood walk with two hands-on traditions: Chinese calligraphy and dumpling making. A private English-speaking guide interprets the activities and conversations with the host family, helping guests understand both historic hutong culture and everyday life in Beijing today. Guests share a generous home-cooked lunch and leave with their own calligraphy artwork.

It can be difficult to find traditional culture and cuisine in Beijing on your own. Skip the guesswork with this private guided half-day evening tour that includes a Chinese dinner with traditional performances at Da Zhai Men restaurant. Watch live opera, face-changing, and acrobatics during your meal. After dinner, take a night walking tour of Nanluoguxiang, a lively street known for its traditional architecture and vibrant nightlife.

Discover the highlights of Beijing, without having to plan a complex itinerary, on this full-day group tour of the city’s most captivating sights. Accompanied by a local guide, immerse yourself in the ancient mystery of the Forbidden City; absorb the majestic charm of the Summer Palace and Temple of Heaven; stroll around the legendary Tiananmen Square; purchase special souvenirs in the bustling Pearl Market; and satisfy your appetite with a traditional Chinese lunch.

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Beijing’s food culture is incredibly rich, but the most memorable meals are rarely found along the main tourist streets. This guided dinner tour takes you deep into Old Beijing to walk through one of the city’s remaining hutong (narrow lane) neighborhoods and dine at local, family-run spots known mainly to residents. Instead of guessing where to go, follow an insider route to sample traditional dishes and experience the flavors that have shaped Beijing’s everyday life for generations.

Enjoy a dinner of Peking duck or another choice from the fine Chinese cuisine on the menu at Da Dong Roast Duck Restaurant during your vening experience in Beijing. After dinner, choose between watching the Legend of Kung Fu Show at Red Theatre Beijing and the Golden Mask Dynasty Show at Beijing OCT Theatre (VIP seat). Your private tour includes dinner, show ticket, and hotel pick up and drop-off.

Visiting Beijing for the first time but overwhelmed with Chinese characters? Want to bring your family and kids together to experience authentic Beijing food while considering the price? This is your choice. We design food for kids while maximising the experience for adults. For first time visitors, you will learn all about Beijing's food culture and the daily life of the hutong people. Everything about the payment and map apps, social media that you must use when travelling in China. You will dine in local restaurants, hear the stories behind the family canteens and learn about the process and history of each food preparation. Tour guide tina has been living in the city for 17 years and has served more than 1000 guests. Her professionalism and approachability have earned her numerous positive reviews from guests, especially families travelling with children. Once she even introduced the stories of the hutongs while pushing a baby pram!

A comfortable private vehicle will pick you up at Beijing Airport upon your arrival. Your driver will take you directly to Mutianyu Great Wall, which is about a 1.5 to 2-hour drive from the airport, depending on traffic. At Mutianyu Great Wall, you'll have ample time to explore this iconic landmark at your own pace. After you visit the Great Wall, the driver will wait at the parking lot to take you back to Beijing Airport for your onward flight. Opening time of Mutianyu Peak Season (March 16 – November 15) Weekday: 07:30 AM – 06:00 PM Weekend: 07:30 AM – 06:30 PM Off-Peak Season(November 16 – March 15) 08:00 AM – 05:30 PM Please Note: 1. Ticket sales stop 1 hour before closing. 2. Last entry is 30 minutes before closing. Cable Car & Chairlift/Toboggan Cable Car: Usually 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM (summer) and 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM (winter). Chairlift/Toboggan: Generally closes slightly earlier than the scenic area.

Eat your way around Beijing’s old "hutong" alleyways and courtyards on a small-group tour. Enjoy several food stops at tucked-away restaurants and homes you wouldn’t find by yourself. Sample staples such as Beijing hotpot, noodles, beef buns, and spring pancakes. Learn about local cuisine over unlimited beers and soda, and enjoy a stop at a local brewery, with a pint of craft beer included. Make sure to bring your appetite.

Go off the beaten path in Beijing to visit a hutong (traditional-style neighborhood) with a private guide for an authentic experience of local Chinese cuisine and the rich culture of old Beijing. Sample more than 20 different dishes at small eateries including locally owned shops, bakeries, and restaurants. Meet the owners and learn about Chinese culinary customs on this half-day tour including all food tastings.

Escape the crowds at other sections of the Great Wall and soak in the scenery and history at Jinshanling during a small-group self-guided day hike from Beijing. Walk a 3.7-mile (6-kilometer) section from East Five Window Tower to Brick Crenel, with the option to enjoy daytime or sunset views With water, admission tickets, and round-trip transit from Beijing included, logistics are made simple.

Get a taste of Beijing’s culinary and artistic heritage on a private evening dinner and acrobat show experience. Make your own way to the restaurant and dine on Beijing’s signature dish, Peking duck. Then, your guide escorts you to Chaoyang Theater to watch a classic acrobatic show, with acrobats and dancers showcasing ancient Chinese skills. Your package includes dinner, theater admission, and a guide to help you find your way.

Uncover the vibrant yet hidden street food scene of Beijing's hutongs with a delightful evening of street food and wine pairing. Over three hours, explore hidden alleyways as you savour four different street foods, each paired with a carefully selected wine—from local gems to nation favourites. This isn't just about tasting; it's about understanding how each flavour complements the next, guided by knowledgeable hosts who share the stories behind the wines and street foods. Immerse yourself in the authentic atmosphere of old Beijing while enjoying an interactive small group experience.

Step beyond guidebooks and discover the soul of Beijing through its ancient hutongs – a living tapestry of history where time-honored traditions thrive amid modern skylines. Escape crowded tourist traps and join our exclusive "Taste of Authentic Beijing" tour, designed for international travelers seeking cultural depth and culinary authenticity.

Learn the ancient art of Chinese calligraphy, and walk away with a special memento, when you sign up for a small-group class. Pick from numerous daily class times to best suit your sightseeing schedule, and get ready to flex your creative muscles. Learn more about the practice and try different techniques, and leave with a brand new set of skills.

Take advantage of personalized attention during this 3-hour private tour of Beijing's local hutong streets and the Hutong Museum. Then head towards a local Hutong restaurant and indulge in a traditional Mongolian hotpot dinner.

Swap bustling Beijing for two of northern China’s greatest attractions on this private day trip. Visit the underground Dingling Tomb, the mausoleum of 16th-century Emperor Zhu Yijun, and learn about the Ming dynasty’s imperial history. After a Chinese lunch, take a cruise along Longqing Gorge, admiring emerald peaks, cliffs, and blue-green lakes. Entrance fees, boat trip, and private transport included.

Immerse yourself in Beijingers favorable cuisine on this foodie tour, led by a guide who shares in-depth local knowledge. Discover the charms and diversity of traditional beijing style delicacy. Soak in the atmosphere of people's life on a foot around vibrant neighborhoods and Hutong including back lakes, Bell and Drum Towers. Feast on delicious goodies like Peking Noodles, Sweet jujube, BBQ chicken wings, Crepe and Peking Duck.

Combine traditional Chinese cuisine with a unique cultural experience on this private 4-hour evening tour in Beijing, including dinner and hotel pick-up. Tuck into a delicious array of Chinese specialties and learn about China’s rich culinary heritage as you dine at a typical local restaurant. After dinner, prepare to be awed by a show-stopping display of Chinese martial arts, performed by Shaolin warriors and set to atmospheric music.

Join our "Sips & Snacks: A Beijing Night Market Stroll" for an evening urban adventure that blends street food, city views, and Beijing's local culture. The tour begins with a meet-up at Exit E of Nanluoguxiang Subway Station, where your guide will brief you on the route. From the south entrance of Nanluoguxiang, you'll sample authentic night-market snacks while learning about old Beijing's evening lifestyle along the way. A leisurely walk takes you to the Drum Tower, where you can capture the iconic photo spot made famous by Zhao Lei's folk song "Drum Tower." Continue through Yandai Xiejie (Pipe Tobacco Alley) to Yinding Bridge, where you'll enjoy the serene night view where Qianhai and Houhai lakes meet. A relaxing stroll along Shichahai Lake reveals stories of Beijing's historic waterfront.

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