Discover just how different regional Chinese foods can be on this evening Shanghai food tour! As the financial capital of China, Shanghai attracts millions of migrants who bring their local culinary traditions and ingredients with them.
We’ll explore these excellent local and regional cuisines once the sun sets, paired with local beers, spirits (or soft drinks) in a centrally-located, authentic residential neighborhood. Taste local dishes from the Shanghai Jiangnan area, as well as regional cuisines from all around China, including the spicy flavors of Sichuan.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Taste 15+ Dishes Plus Unlimited Local Beer & Spirits
- Explore China’s Best Regional Cuisines
- Vegetarian Options Available
- Family-Friendly
TOUR DETAILS
TOUR PREVIEW
TASTE CHINA’S BEST REGIONAL CUISINES – ALL IN ONE NIGHT!
From the local sweet & sour flavors to spicy Sichuan sauces from China’s far southwest, you’ll explore the best Chinese food Shanghai has to offer.
DINE AT UNIQUE NEIGHBORHOOD RESTAURANTS
Rub elbows with the locals while they dine at their favorite eateries - you'll experience the real deal here.
TRY THE WORLD’S MOST CONSUMED LIQUOR
Wash it all down with baijiu – you’ve never had anything quite like this before - as well as regional beers as you toast your new foodie friends.
*Each tour has 4-5 rotating seated stops offering a tasting of 10+ dishes.
DIETARY RESTRICTIONS
Vegetarians and Pescetarians are welcome, but will have to skip out on several dishes. We will make substitutions where possible, but please note that we cannot substitute all dishes, so the selection of dishes will not be as large as the selection for omnivores. If you’d like to book a private vegetarian-only version of this tour, please contact us.
Vegans are also welcome, but there will be limited options. If you’d like to book a private vegetarian-only version of this tour, please contact us.
If the diner is ok with soy sauce, Zhenjiang vinegar and oyster sauce (we understand people with an intolerance can usually stomach these, but people suffering from celiac disease cannot), then the Night Eats tour will have some options, but choices will be limited. It’s very difficult in general to find completely gluten-free dining in China. Here’s a blog post we’ve written about eating gluten free in China.
These allergies have not been a problem in the past, however we cannot guarantee that the utensils and other cooking tools used in the kitchen to prepare our food tour dishes have not touched any shellfish/nut ingredients. Please bring your epi pen or other meds to the tour if you choose to participate.
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