BEIJING EVENING HUTONG FOOD TOUR

Get off the beaten path and explore Beijing’s historic hutongs by Tuktuk to discover the best, most authentic local food in the city.

Time

Daily at 6:30PM, Duration 3.5 Hours

Transport

Approx 10km by Tuktuk

Includes

Unlimited Food & Beer/Drinks, Local Guide, Tuktuk

Price

Adults: $79 USD
Children 4-15: $65 USD

Highlights

Off the Beaten Path

Local Guide

Family Friendly

Vegetarian Friendly

Small Groups (2-12 pax)

Free Cancellation

Highlights

Off the Beaten Path

Local Guide

Family Friendly

Vegetarian Friendly

Small Groups (2-12 pax)

Free Cancellation

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WATCH OUR BEIJING FOOD TOUR VIDEO

NEED TO KNOW

Stops: Try Over 10 Authentic Dishes at 4 Sit-Down Restaurants & 1 Local Brewery

Start Location: Lama Temple Subway Station. Full details and directions will be provided by email immediately after booking

End Location: At a local brewery, approx. 10 minute walk from the start location

Dietary Requirements & Allergies: This tour is vegetarian friendly, but please note substitutions are not available for every dish. You must notify us of any dietary requirements prior to your tour date, same-day requests cannot be guaranteed.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Zoom through Beijing’s hutong alleys on your own tuktuk, stocked with unlimited beer and soda, to places only Beijingers know about

Grill and season your own meat and vegetables at a traditional Beijing BBQ joint

Roll authentic fillings into Beijing’s famous (and best!) pancakes and learn where this tradition started

Sip on some of China’s famous Baijiu alcohol – the most sold liquor in the world; this stuff packs a punch!

Check out one of Beijing’s most hidden breweries and enjoy a pint of your choice

Plus a lot more surprises!

Our tour routes change regularly depending on vendor opening hours and tour schedules. Your tour experience may be slightly different than what’s described above, but we promise it will always be awesome.

We do not visit touristy areas like Wangfujing, Nanluoguxiang, Houhai, or Ghost Street because these areas are not where locals eat and they do not specialize in food that is local to Beijing.