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Small-Group Food Tours in China, Southeast Asia & Portland.

Trusted by 74,000+ Guests
5,500+ 5-star Reviews
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Trusted by 74,000+ Guests

5,500+ 5-star Reviews

Free Cancellation

The best meal of your trip is down an alley you'd never find on your own.

The best local spots are hard to find.

The places locals love don’t have English menus and barely show up online, but they've been feeding the neighborhood for generations.

Your time is too valuable to waste.

You only have a few days and the risk is real. It's leaving with a checklist of tourist destinations but never feeling like you actually got inside the city.

A great meal always comes with a story.

You remember more than the food. You remember who made it, how long they've been doing it, and why that dish matters here.

Daily Food Tour Locations:

Your Resident Food Nerds Since 2013.

Eating local when traveling isn’t easy.

Our guides know where to eat, the people who make each dish, and the stories behind them. We handle the route, ordering, translation, and every detail, so you can relax and enjoy the meal you came all this way to find.

Xianese chefs Lost Plate Founder leading tour

Daily Full-day Tours:

Turn your food tour into an all-day adventure with must-see sites.

Multi-day Trip Itineraries:

Expertly crafted, food-forward journeys available privately or as small-group fixed departures.

How it Works:

01

Choose Your City

Pick the tour that fits your travel plans. Book more than one tour, get 10% off.

02

Book Online

Reserve your spot in minutes with secure payment and Free Cancellation.

03

Show Up Hungry

Your guide handles the route, ordering, and ever detail. All Food & Drinks Included.

1 in 3 guests join us because a friend told them to.

Our guests join a tour, eat something they can’t stop talking about, then send their friends to do the same.

You'll still be telling this story in years.

Not because the food was good (even though it was amazing). Because you’ll remember exactly where you were, how it was made, and who cooked it.

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