FOOD TOURER
Where the locals actually eat.
The 8 beijing food tours travellers book most, gathered in one place. What each one feeds you, how long you walk, who runs the kitchen door, and what a seat at the table costs.
3.5-hour hutong food tour in Beijing: copper-pot hotpot with craft beer, secret noodles, a Cixi-linked Muslim dish, spring pancakes.
“I enjoyed this tour very much. Our guide, Haitao, was so knowledgeable, passionate about his home town and its food, and fun. I loved all the various places we visited and the food we were served.”
Taste 10+ Beijing breakfast treats on a small-group hutong walk with markets, douzhi, sesame flatbread, and local coffee.
“This was an amazing tour through the hutongs with some amazing food!! Lynn was a wonderful guide and super knowledgeable about Beijing, Chinese history and food!! Not only was the food on the tour delicious but her recommendation for Peking duck was amazing!!”
Join a small-group hutong breakfast walk near Lama Temple. Try baozi, jianbing, tofu and almond pudding with UnTour. Off the tourist streets.
“It was our first day in beijing and we thought this tour would be a good way to kick start our 10 day tour and boy were we right! Our tour guide Garth was passionate and had a good knowledge of the history behind the food we tasted. This sharing of food origin gave a…”
Walk Dongsi Hutongs with a local host in Beijing. Customize for dietary needs and enjoy classic dishes like zhajiang noodles, dumplings, and dessert.
“The tour was brilliant - Jenny tailored it to my dietary preferences and offered her choices and recommendations throughout the tour. Her recommendations were guided purely by how good the food is - a true foodie!! Each dish was dRead more”
A 3-hour private Beijing walking food tour with a local guide, 10+ tastings, dumplings, noodles, tanghulu, crepes, and drinks for $55.
“Richard was awesome. We had great food and he taught me to speak some Chinese throughout the tour!!!”
A 3-hour Beijing hutong food crawl with Peking duck, Mongolian hot pot, and Yunnan cross-bridge noodles plus street snacks and free drinks.
“What a great food tour!! Andy greeted us very promptly at the designated meeting point and immediately made us feel so welcomed. He introduced us to the Hutong area and started a feast full of different Chinese tastes. Whatever you do that day, just eat some breakfast as food never seems to end in this…”
Small-group Beijing food tour with 10+ tastings, beer and baijiu, plus hutong alley walks from Zhangzizhong Road to Beixinqiao.
“James was a wonderful guide! He not only made sure we were comfortable at every stop, but he added some history about the area as we walked from place to place. All of the food was local Beijing cuisine. There was so much food!!! So make sure that you come hungry!”
A 3-hour hutong breakfast in Beijing with 12+ dishes, handmade zongzi, Michelin-style douzhi, cheesy jianbing, and hutong secrets.
“The tour with Lynn was really very good. Lots of special places which I never could have found by myself including a local market. And the food was typical for Bejing and very tasty. I would absolutely recommend it.”
Every style of food tour, in every city that does it best.
