• Dongsi Hutong - Dongsi Hutong, a historic alley in Beijing, is a culinary treasure trove, offering an authentic taste of traditional Beijing cuisine. As you stroll through its narrow lanes, you’ll find an array of street food stalls and time-honored eateries serving classic dishes, allowing visitors to savor the flavors of old Beijing amidst its charming siheyuan (courtyard houses).

• LongFuSi Jie - LongFuSi Jie, near Beijing’s famed Lama Temple, is a vibrant food hotspot blending ancient charm with modern flair. This bustling street is a paradise for food enthusiasts, featuring a diverse range of dining options from traditional Chinese eateries to contemporary cafes, providing a unique culinary experience that captures the essence of Beijing’s dynamic food culture.

• Professional local tour guide

• Food tastings (It can cost you between 10 to 30)

Venture into the heart of Beijing’s culinary heritage with our exclusive Dong Si Hutong Food Walking Tour. This private journey takes you beyond the familiar tourist destinations into a world where ancient Beijing meets contemporary flavors. As you wander the narrow, winding hutongs, you’ll experience the soul of the city through its food. Over two hours, indulge in more than 20 local delicacies, each telling a story of Beijing’s rich history and vibrant culture. From street-side vendors to family-run restaurants, discover hidden culinary gems and meet the locals who keep these traditions alive. Your knowledgeable guide, deeply familiar with Beijing’s hidden corners, will also reveal the lesser-known historical sites and picturesque neighborhoods, providing a unique perspective on the city. This tour is more than just a food exploration; it’s a deep dive into the living heart of Beijing, offering an intimate, authentic experience that will stay with you long after you’ve returned home.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.