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Visite culinaire et à pied du quartier chinois de Chicago

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Few neighborhoods in America combine such delicious cuisine with such fascinating history as Chicago’s Chinatown. Join Bobby’s Bike Hike, whose food tours in just the past year have ranked as Top 10 in America by USA Today and Top 20 in the world by Tripadvisor, for an afternoon of interesting beats and scrumptious eats through Chinatown. On this 3-hour walking and food culture tour, you’ll see the bustling Chinatown Square, then get to sampling some of the richest cuisine around, including Cantonese dim sum, Portuguese-Chinese bakery treats, Szechuan style, and even Xi'an cuisine, all the while learning about the history of how these foods and cultures arrived in Chicago. This is a totally unique culinary tour experience, and not to be missed! Upon arrival to the tour, you can add a VIP Drink option for alcoholic and ethnic drink pairings! Chinatown can be challenging to navigate on your own, so let our expert guides show you the way and discover five of our all-time favorites.
Ville: Chicago
Sun 22 Jun
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Local guide
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Dinner
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(with purchase of VIP upgrade)
Dinner
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Information additionnelle
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • If you have dietary restrictions, please add a note in the special requirements section when booking, and email to [email protected] after booking to confirm they can accommodate
  • Tour Operator can accommodate vegetarians or those who don’t eat beef or pork but can’t cater for vegan (limited options) or gluten-free (extremely limited options) diets.
  • VIP Adult Beverage upgrade (3 samples) available upon arrival (Ages 21+)
  • TripAdvisor rated this tour its highest-level Traveler’s Choice Award each year since 2002.
  • Our groups have exclusive VIP access to locations we visit.
  • Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
  • Minimum numbers apply. There is a possibility of cancellation after confirmation if there are not enough guests to meet requirements. In the event of this occurring, you will be offered an alternative or full refund.
À quoi s'attendre
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Chicago Chinatown
Highlights of your tour include: Wentworth Avenue, the main artery of Chicago’s Chinatown district, and home to some of the most popular shopping and dining in the area. Cantonese cuisine comes from the southeastern region of Guangdong, formerly known as Canton. The Cantonese were some of the first Chinese to emigrate to the United States and their influence is seen in most American Chinese restaurants today. Dim sum is a traditional Cantonese appetizer, served in small bite-sized portions in steamer baskets. When paired with tea, dim sum makes for a complete Chinese brunch. Chinese tea, the other component of a dim sum brunch, is world-famous. China has been growing tea leaves for centuries and has a rich tradition of refined tea flavors. Portuguese-Chinese bakery treats come from the Portuguese Macau territory of China, and combine traditional and colonial flavors. Xi’an cuisine comes from the northwestern city of Xi’an, one of China’s ancient dynastic capitals. It is rare in the United States, a special delicacy in Chicago’s Chinatown. Lao Sze Chuan is one of the most popular Chinese restaurants in the United States, opened by celebrity chef Tony Hu, who is lovingly regarded as the unofficial mayor of Chicago’s Chinatown. Sichuan chicken is made with famous Sichuan chili peppers, which are popular in dishes from every region of China. Chinatown Square is a two-story outdoor mall in the center of Chicago’s Chinatown, packed with popular shopping and dining. Mongolian hot pot centers on a large cauldron of broth placed in the center of the table. Once the broth comes to a boil guests dip thinly sliced meats and vegetables in the broth then pair with dipping sauce for a truly unique culinary experience.
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Chicago Chinatown
Highlights of your tour include: Wentworth Avenue, the main artery of Chicago’s Chinatown district, and home to some of the most popular shopping and dining in the area. Cantonese cuisine comes from the southeastern region of Guangdong, formerly known as Canton. The Cantonese were some of the first Chinese to emigrate to the United States and their influence is seen in most American Chinese restaurants today. Dim sum is a traditional Cantonese appetizer, served in small bite-sized portions in steamer baskets. When paired with tea, dim sum makes for a complete Chinese brunch. Chinese tea, the other component of a dim sum brunch, is world-famous. China has been growing tea leaves for centuries and has a rich tradition of refined tea flavors. Portuguese-Chinese bakery treats come from the Portuguese Macau territory of China, and combine traditional and colonial flavors. Xi’an cuisine comes from the northwestern city of Xi’an, one of China’s ancient dynastic capitals. It is rare in the United States, a special delicacy in Chicago’s Chinatown. Lao Sze Chuan is one of the most popular Chinese restaurants in the United States, opened by celebrity chef Tony Hu, who is lovingly regarded as the unofficial mayor of Chicago’s Chinatown. Sichuan chicken is made with famous Sichuan chili peppers, which are popular in dishes from every region of China. Chinatown Square is a two-story outdoor mall in the center of Chicago’s Chinatown, packed with popular shopping and dining. Mongolian hot pot centers on a large cauldron of broth placed in the center of the table. Once the broth comes to a boil guests dip thinly sliced meats and vegetables in the broth then pair with dipping sauce for a truly unique culinary experience.
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Chicago Chinatown
Highlights of your tour include: Wentworth Avenue, the main artery of Chicago’s Chinatown district, and home to some of the most popular shopping and dining in the area. Cantonese cuisine comes from the southeastern region of Guangdong, formerly known as Canton. The Cantonese were some of the first Chinese to emigrate to the United States and their influence is seen in most American Chinese restaurants today. Dim sum is a traditional Cantonese appetizer, served in small bite-sized portions in steamer baskets. When paired with tea, dim sum makes for a complete Chinese brunch. Chinese tea, the other component of a dim sum brunch, is world-famous. China has been growing tea leaves for centuries and has a rich tradition of refined tea flavors. Portuguese-Chinese bakery treats come from the Portuguese Macau territory of China, and combine traditional and colonial flavors. Xi’an cuisine comes from the northwestern city of Xi’an, one of China’s ancient dynastic capitals. It is rare in the United States, a special delicacy in Chicago’s Chinatown. Lao Sze Chuan is one of the most popular Chinese restaurants in the United States, opened by celebrity chef Tony Hu, who is lovingly regarded as the unofficial mayor of Chicago’s Chinatown. Sichuan chicken is made with famous Sichuan chili peppers, which are popular in dishes from every region of China. Chinatown Square is a two-story outdoor mall in the center of Chicago’s Chinatown, packed with popular shopping and dining. Mongolian hot pot centers on a large cauldron of broth placed in the center of the table. Once the broth comes to a boil guests dip thinly sliced meats and vegetables in the broth then pair with dipping sauce for a truly unique culinary experience.
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Quartier chinois de Chicago
Les points forts de votre visite incluent : Wentworth Avenue, l'artère principale du quartier chinois de Chicago, abrite certains des magasins et restaurants les plus populaires de la région. La cuisine cantonaise vient de la région sud-est du Guangdong, anciennement connue sous le nom de Canton. Les Cantonais ont été parmi les premiers Chinois à émigrer aux États-Unis et leur influence se voit aujourd'hui dans la plupart des restaurants chinois américains. Le dim sum est un apéritif cantonais traditionnel, servi en petites bouchées dans des paniers vapeur. Accompagnés de thé, les dim sum constituent un brunch chinois complet. Le thé chinois, l'autre composant d'un brunch dim sum, est mondialement connu. La Chine cultive des feuilles de thé depuis des siècles et possède une riche tradition de saveurs de thé raffinées. Les pâtisseries luso-chinoises proviennent du territoire portugais de Macao en Chine et combinent des saveurs traditionnelles et coloniales. La cuisine de Xi'an vient de la ville du nord-ouest de Xi'an, l'une des anciennes capitales dynastiques de la Chine. Il est rare aux États-Unis, une délicatesse particulière dans le quartier chinois de Chicago. Lao Sze Chuan est l'un des restaurants chinois les plus populaires aux États-Unis, ouvert par le célèbre chef Tony Hu, qui est affectueusement considéré comme le maire non officiel du quartier chinois de Chicago. Le poulet du Sichuan est préparé avec les célèbres piments du Sichuan, qui sont populaires dans les plats de toutes les régions de Chine. Chinatown Square est un centre commercial extérieur de deux étages situé au centre du quartier chinois de Chicago, regorgeant de boutiques et de restaurants populaires. La marmite mongole est centrée sur un grand chaudron de bouillon placé au centre de la table. Une fois que le bouillon arrive à ébullition, les invités trempent les viandes et les légumes finement tranchés dans le bouillon, puis associent-les à la trempette pour une expérience culinaire vraiment unique.
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Chicago Chinatown
Enjoy the neighborhood of Chinatown via our walking and food tour
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Chicago Chinatown
Chicago's Chinatown neighborhood
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Chinatown Square
Enjoy Chinatown Square
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Chicago Chinatown
Enjoy the neighborhood of Chinatown via our walking and food tour
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Chicago Chinatown
Chicago's Chinatown neighborhood
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Chinatown Square
Enjoy Chinatown Square
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Chicago Chinatown
Enjoy the neighborhood of Chinatown via our walking and food tour
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Chicago Chinatown
Chicago's Chinatown neighborhood
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Chinatown Square
Enjoy Chinatown Square
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Chicago Chinatown
Enjoy the neighborhood of Chinatown via our walking and food tour
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Chicago Chinatown
Chicago's Chinatown neighborhood
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Chinatown Square
Enjoy Chinatown Square
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Chicago Chinatown
Enjoy the neighborhood of Chinatown via our walking and food tour
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Chicago Chinatown
Chicago's Chinatown neighborhood
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Chinatown Square
Enjoy Chinatown Square
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Chicago Chinatown
Enjoy the neighborhood of Chinatown via our walking and food tour
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Chicago Chinatown
Chicago's Chinatown neighborhood
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Chinatown Square
Enjoy Chinatown Square
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Chicago Chinatown
Enjoy the neighborhood of Chinatown via our walking and food tour
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Chicago Chinatown
Chicago's Chinatown neighborhood
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Chinatown Square
Enjoy Chinatown Square
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Chicago Chinatown
Enjoy the neighborhood of Chinatown via our walking and food tour
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Chicago Chinatown
Chicago's Chinatown neighborhood
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Chinatown Square
Enjoy Chinatown Square
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Commentaires (391)
Kristie_V
Mar 2025
Jeff was a fantastic tour guide. Knowledgeable and entertaining. The walking is pretty easy the food was delicious and authentic
611maxwellg
Mar 2025
Awesome tour … Dan is knowledgeable and a joy to be around! Amazing food as well. Check them out for the Chinatown tour!!!
Adam_T
Mar 2025
Exceptional tour of Chinatown in Chicago from my tour guide Jeff from Bobby’s Bike Hike whose nickname is “Chicago Gandalf”! We saw and heard the unique history of Chinatown and ate various samples of the local Chinatown cuisine. Jeff is passionate, funny, friendly, helpful, and professional during the tour. He planned the tour route in a manner that helps participants minimize the need to walk unnecessarily long distances between each sightseeing and eating location on the itinerary. He also planned restroom/wash closet/toilet breaks that were clean and functional to use in a timely manner along the tour which is a huge benefit. I highly recommend this tour with tour guide Jeff, the “Chicago Gandalf”!

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