Food Tours in China

Discover the Wan Chai district of Hong Kong through its food on this tasting tour with a knowledgeable guide who is either a local chef or journalist. Experiences may include having brunch with locals, visiting a lively outdoor market, looking into hidden temples, walking along back streets and learning about Hong Kong's history and modern-day culture. This is an insider tour that takes you beyond the typical tourist itinerary. Numbers are limited to five people to provide a small-group experience.

Immerse yourself in the rich culinary culture of Shanghai on a 3-hour tour that includes a 1-hour comprehensive cookery class. Pleasure your palate with local specialties like wontons, fried pot stickers and the city's renowned 'xiaolongbao' (soup dumplings) as you discover enticing food stands with a knowledgeable guide. Uncover the secrets of Chinese cookery in a cooking class after your tour and learn to make delicious 'har gow' (steamed dim sum shrimp dumplings), feasting on the fruits of your labor on completion. Receive personalized attention from your guide on this small-group tour, where numbers are limited to just 10 people.

Wander through Hong Kong's Central and Sheung Wan neighborhoods on this incredible four-hour tour that showcases the tastes and flavors of Asia. Go off the beaten path and sample food from six different culinary destinations as you follow your expert local guide through back alleys and open markets. You'll taste traditional dim sum, noodles and sweet desserts, plus wind through colonial architecture and learn about the city's colorful history. With a small group cap of 12 people you're sure to have a personalized experience.

The world's best-known Chinese beer, Tsingtao takes its name from the old English spelling of Qingdao, its home: the Qingdao Beer Museum is housed within the original Tsingtao brewery. As an icon of the city, the museum can get crazy busy, particularly over weekends, festivals, and public holidays. Beat the crowds and ensure entry by booking tickets in advance: they include two small beers and peanuts.

Get a feel for Hong Kong's urban area, Kowloon, with this 3-hour walking tour of Yau Ma Tei and Jordan. Spend your night exploring the streets, a 100-year-old market, and a traditional karaoke spot. Pass by the classic Yau Ma Tei Theatre, and stop for a dinner of local favorites. End our night with fortune telling and more food.

Zhujiajiao water town is more than just a scenic place. Various kinds of tasty local food are cooked here everyday from extremely fresh vegetables, hairy crab, shrimps, handmade noodles, dumplings to all kinds of rice wine. Follow your personal gourmet guide's step, to taste the local delicacies and also to learn the food culture behind during this half day tour. In addition, enjoy a gondola ride to see the view of Zhujiajiao from the water. Opportunity to upgrade your tour with either foot or body massage at time of booking.

Learn what to eat - and where - from a local foodie on this Hong Kong food walking tour. Exploring in a small group of no more than eight, enjoy between five and seven different tastings at up to six locations as you absorb the sounds, sights, and scents of Hong Kong life. Visit street markets, wet markets, and cultural sights, and snack on fare such as goose, dim sum, and waffles.

Wander through the Kowloon neighborhood of Sham Shui Po on this incredible tour that showcases the tastes and flavors of Asia. Go off the beaten path and sample food from six different culinary destinations as you follow your expert local guide through back alleys, open markets and small mom and pop shops. You'll taste traditional Cantonese favorites and with a small group cap of 8 people you're sure to have a personalized experience with other friendly food lovers.

Away from the soaring skyscrapers and neon lights, discover another side of Shanghai when you explore its Old City. Meet your guide in the morning, and travel via public transportation (own expense) to the neighborhood, which is famed for its history and traditional architecture. Follow in locals' footsteps when you browse a bustling wet market, and sample breakfast items from local vendors, ranging from wonton soup and congee to Chinese-style pizza. You'll also learn more about the neighborhood's history as you explore.

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.

Discover Hong Kong's authentic cuisine on a 3.5-hour walking tour of Mongkok. Learn about the history and culinary landscape of this bustling area as you stroll through shopping streets and markets, and enjoy up to seven stops to taste local staples and delicacies. Sample scrumptious roast goose and snake soup, dip into dim sum, and try skewered street snacks, tofu pudding, and more. Numbers limited to a maximum of six, ensuring a personalized experience.

Get a taste of Shanghai's highlights and famous cuisine on this flexible private tour, with a choice of morning or afternoon departure. Settle inside a private, air-conditioned vehicle and tailor the itinerary around your interests and guide's recommendations. Explore the Yuyuan Bazaar, admire bird's-eye views from the Shanghai Tower, take a River Huangpu cruise, savor a classic Shanghai lunch or dinner, and more. Cruise, Shanghai Tower admission, meal, and hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Explore Shanghai's former French Concession long after dark, tasting more than 20 local foods along the way, on this 3-hour tour. Learn about the history and culture of the Xintiandi, Hefei Road, and Zhaozhou Road areas through your guide's commentary, and leave the tour with your culinary and historical appetites sated.

Satisfy your taste for traditional Chinese food during this 3-hour culinary tour in Shanghai. Make your way down the famous Yunnan Road, stopping at several restaurants that are local favorites. Try typical Shanghainese dishes such as scallion oil noodles, steamed buns, parched chicken and soup dumplings with black vinegar. Learn about the history and culture of the quickly changing city through your guide's informed commentary. All tastings are included and add up to more than enough for a full meal.This tour is currently running late night special tour session at 8:30PM. During this late night session, you will be able to see the night Shanghai, to taste of some craft beers or desert with some fresh hand-pulled beef noodles and lamb kabab.

From savory dumplings to sweet roasted duck, Shanghai's food scene is crowded with enticing options. Learn to dine like a local on this small-group tour of the city: come hungry for breakfast and lunch and see top sites between bites. This tour includes two meals, a professional guide, and all transportation between attractions.

Combine sightseeing at iconic destinations with an immersive experience of local life on a private 6-hour tour with a knowledgeable guide. See Beijing's historic treasures, including the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Forbidden City, and the highlights of Tiananmen Square including the National Museum of China, Monument to the Peoples' Heroes and mausoleum of Mao Zedong. Then head to a hutong (a traditional neighborhood) for lunch at a family home, followed by a food and walking tour with 20 food samples from local restaurants and shops.

Learn about the culinary culture of Hong Kong on a private food tour with a knowledgeable guide. Primarily Cantonese Chinese, the local cuisine features small differences that reflect the city's combination of Chinese and British history. Across five stops, you'll sample dishes such as dim sum, wonton noodle soup, milk tea and an egg tart. As you eat, you'll also learn about the history of food in Hong Kong, from traditional Guangzhou to Western influences.

Enjoy your own night time in Beijing. To visit very touristy street ( Hutong)  there so many kidden gems in the alley ways and you can feel so much history there. It is one of the coolest things when you are in Bejing.  You won't be disappointed to explore and see how locals live in Beijing. You would enjoy your drinking and eating time in a courtyard bar whick located at un-touristy hutong.

Dive deep into Shanghai's culture during this 3-hour food tour. Stroll through the off-the-beaten-path areas of the city to taste local favorite dishes during eight tastings. Visit street vendors and traditional restaurants to taste dishes such as frog stir-fry, crab shell pastry and 'sheng jian bao' (pan-fried dumplings). Learn about the fast-paced Chinese city's culinary history and culture through your guide's informative commentary. All tastings included.

Burst through the language barrier and get a handle on Hong Kong's food culture with the help of a local guide on this small-group tour. Chow down on street food and home-cooked favorites from beef brisket to Shanghai-style soup dumplings, from roast goose to egg tarts. Along the way, stop at temples and a traditional paper shop, and tour a local market.