Looking for a fresh team building or work outing idea? Our “Flavors of China” Restaurant Tour in Beijing is the perfect chance for you to visit 4 restaurants in one night, discover a plethora of new dishes, and have an amazing time together with your group.
Roast pork and Naxi-style bread are served with a variety of other Yunnan specialties on our new Beijing restaurant tour.
Eat massive courses at 4 restaurants specializing in cuisines from the 4 corners of China, and learn about how and why they vary on this van-serviced tour through the heart of Beijing. We’re talking a combination of flavors you never imagined coming from one country, that are also paired with local beverages. Come curious and ready to eat.
Our “Flavors of China” Beijing Restaurant Tour…in 30 seconds.
China has more people than all of North and South America, Western Europe, Australia, and New Zealand, combined. If you think about how varied the cuisines of those continents are, Chinese cuisine is just as varied (if not more) by population, geography, and history.
On this tour, you will get a glimpse into how big China truly is through this showcase of cuisines. Not just in taste, but in textures, colors, eating customs, restaurant-vibes, and the legends that come with each dish. If food is an expression of landscape and culture, then come and see what 1.5 billion people can do with the world around them.
The biggest plate of chicken you’ve ever seen, served with fresh naan at a hidden Xinjiang restaurant.
Choose your own skewers at a Chuanchuan hotpot restaurant, a Sichuan favorite.
If you’ve already joined our Beijing Evening Hutong Tour, this is the tour for you! Our super comfy private vans will take you to some of our favorite restaurants in Beijing. Each restaurant specializes in regional Chinese cuisine, and your local guide will tell you all about the food you eat and the places you visit. Walk away with a full belly and a bunch of new restaurants to add to your list of favorites.
For full details about this tour, check out our Flavors of China page.
To book your group, contact us today and we’ll take care of you right away!
From Peking duck to the humble dumpling, we have compiled a few of our favorite foreigner-friendly local restaurants in Beijing. Criteria for this list means they have menus with English and/or photos and serve authentic and stupid-delicious fare. This is your meal itinerary if you’re traveling through Beijing. Don’t just pick one, try them all.
Coffee culture isn’t strong (or native) in China, but these cafes in Beijing will have you thinking otherwise. Criteria for our list considered all of the following: good coffee, decent wifi, comfortable vibe, and clean bathrooms.
After three years, China is reopening its border to tourists, effective immediately! Based on what we’ve seen in other parts of the world post-pandemic, the best time to visit a reopened country is early – before all of the crowds return. We’ve got all the details you need to start planning your next trip to China…
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