Stroll through the hutongs, or old alleyways, and learn about their history as you walk to your first eatery. Upon arrival at Xinjiang Taste Restaurant, sample 3-5 different types of kabobs accompanied by side dishes like eggplant, garlic, leeks, and beans. Then, try tanjianbing, a savory fried pancake popular among locals. Continue walking down the same street to taste a number of other sweet and savory specialties, including sesame cakes, Sichuan kabobs, peanut milk, cold noodles, steamed rice cake, and more.

• Discover the favorite dishes of locals as you explore the night market on a 3-hour walking tour.
• Enjoy a personalized experience with a private guide who caters to your dietary restrictions and preferences.
• Benefit from easy logistics as your guide takes care of all arrangements, ensuring a hassle-free experience.

• Accessibility: The tour typically includes transportation by private vehicle or walking, depending on the food stops. Confirm your preferred mode of transport
• Accessibility: Inform your guide of any dietary restrictions or allergies in advance to ensure suitable food options are provided.
• Restriction: Respect local dining customs and etiquette. Avoid discussing sensitive topics and be mindful of local practices when dining.
• Dress Code: Casual, comfortable clothing and walking shoes are recommended, as the tour involves moving between various food locations.
• Weather: Beijing’s evenings can be cool, especially in spring and autumn. Dress in layers to stay comfortable as temperatures may drop after dark.

Gratuities Meals Transportation from the travelers hotel to attractions $5 per person Transport fee from their hotel to Hutong $5 per person