Food Tours in Northern China

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.

Under the cloak of darkness, Beijing transforms into an illuminated wonderland. This private 4-hour tour allows you to experience the Chinese capital by night and includes an authentic meal from a restaurant of your choice. See Tiananmen Square (Tiananmen Guangchang), the Back Lakes (Hou Hai), and Beijing National Stadium lit up and enjoy the convenience of hotel pickup and drop-off.

Experience the foods of Beijing's 'hutongs' - the city's old residential neighborhoods - on a 4-hour night tour. Walk and ride a tuk-tuk through the lanes and courtyards, and enjoy up to five stops to taste some of Beijing's most authentic foods. Wrap ingredients in freshly made pancakes, try home-cooked foods at a family home, and grill meats on an open fire before sampling local beers at a craft brewery. Tastings, drinks, and central hotel pickup included.

Discover the incandescent beauty of Beijing by Night/ Day time  on this 3-hour  walking tour. See the old part City  ( Back lakes Houhai lakes hutong area) and narrow 'hutongs' (Yandai xie street alleys) and local living hutong under the cover of darkness. Led by an accomplished guide.Enjoy your drinking and eating time in a courtyard bar whick located at un-touristy hutong.( Beiluoguxiang)  . Enjoy your drinking and snacks time in a nice courtyard bar at the end.

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.

Cover more stops - and taste more goodies - during this unique Beijing foodie tour by bike. Escape the tourist track and get insider's access to the city's best-kept culinary secrets. Munch on sweet and savory local standbys, from crispy cakes to meat-stuffed pancakes, as you cruise by landmarks like Tiananmen Square and the city's oldest Chinese medicine shop. Tours are capped for personalized attention and have multiple departures per day.