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Chinatown Culinary Walking Tour

Overview
There are two Chinatowns, one that you see from a van or bus, and the one that can only be experienced on foot in the back alleys, food markets, and local restaurants.

One Chinatown, the one from the bus, is interesting. Our Chinatown will surprise you with new adventures around every corner. In our Chinatown, artisans form Fortune Cookies by hand. In our Chinatown, artisans practice their craft in small alleys using techniques handed down for thousands of years. And in our Chinatown, the authentic cuisine will enliven your senses with new flavors, smells, and aromas.

We'll explore exotic and unique Asian produce, herbs, and teas from the very people who know them best. We'll uncover their hidden secrets only intrepid locals know. And you'll be astonished by the new finds in secret alcoves.

We'll spend about three hours eating everything from Dim Sum, fortune cookies, teas, and more.
City: San Francisco
Fri 06 Feb
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Starting at $84.00
Fri 06 Feb
Starting at $84.00
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What's Included
Lunch
Additional Info
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • ATTENTION: Each Youth or Child registration requires an Adult registration
  • We are not able to accommodate nut allergies
What To Expect
1
Dragon's Gate
Explore the history of Chinatown
2
Chinatown
Explore the history and food of Chinatown
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Reviews (470)
adamcG6329WZ
Jul 2019
Okay, truth be told, I've only been on four food tours. But they've all been this year and they include Charleston, South Carolina; London, England's East End; and San Fransisco's Mission District. This is the best one. Robert, our guide, took us to distinct locations, fed us well, and injected the tour with cultural destinations. Every stop was interesting. Robert knew everyone so the establishments were welcoming and playful. The food stops served us unique dishes that didn't scare off the squeemish. Nothing super weird, but still many things that I've never eaten. Great tour. Can't recommend it enough. My pictures mostly show the non-food stops. All my food pictures have pix of family and friends, so I didn't post them.
921adriennen
Jun 2019
My first walking food tour was amazing, thanks to our guide Robert. He was thoughtful about his choices, took us to great restaurants, and had all the best local details of Chinatown. He even made a special deal out of my daughter's 16th birthday. We had a super time, and I wished I'd left enough time to do the North Beach tour for Italian Food. I would go again - highly recommended, and great value, I thought. Thank you, Robert!
5slm
Jun 2019
I could have never found these landmarks or restaurants alone, so I am pleased to recommend Isabella, our tour guide. She was an amazing wealth of information about the area and the cuisine. We stopped four times for sustenance: 3 times for meals/snacks, 1 time for a lesson in tea prep. We did not go into the temple because we didn't trust our walking abilities, but all other portions of the tour were fabulous. Also, I must shout out to Tom, whom I didn't meet, but who responded immediately to my afterhours request for information via the website. He was a wealth of information about the hotel I had reserved and the area. He gave impeccable directions over the phone. I don't know how they make money because I think we ate a good $60 worth of food. We did the 10 am tour. If you do it also, do NOT eat breakfast first!

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