China · FOOD TOURS IN XI'AN
The 6 best food tours in Xi'an you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Explore Xi'an's Muslim Quarter by tuk-tuk, sampling local dishes, family-run eateries, unlimited drinks, and craft beer for $73.
“This is an awesome tour to experience food that you may never find yourself. Betty was a great guide, taking us to a number of small family run restaurants to give us an authentic look into the lifestyle. All of the food was delicious, and theRead more”
Explore Xi’an’s Muslim Quarter by tuk-tuk, sampling local breakfast, market treats, and family-run food stops on a four-hour tour.
“Buren has been the best tour guide, he showed us traditional dishes in Xi'an made by the real locals and family business shops. He is so passionate about food and gave us very nice recommendations to visit after. Thank you so much!”
Taste 15-plus Xi’an dishes, local beer, hand-cut noodles, and folk traditions on a small-group evening food tour through Yongxingfang.
“Rosa was great! The food tour was awesome from start to finish, and her tasty recommendations made the whole experience unforgettable!”
Explore Xi’an after dark by tuk tuk, tasting local dishes, Muslim Quarter street food, and Big Wild Goose Pagoda with a private guide.
“I have done plenty of food tours during travels but this one I liked the least. When I do a food tour, I hope to especially eat the things that are not the most common dishes. We had as example a lamb burger, biang biang noodles and dumplRead more”
Explore Xi’an’s back alleys with 15-plus local dishes, open-kitchen cooking, unlimited drinks, and an English-speaking guide.
“We went on a food tour eith Rosa. She was very nice anf knowligeable, and took us to some hidden gems that are nit visited by tourist.”
Explore Xi’an’s Muslim Street with a private guide, local snacks, family-run eateries, and the Wild Goose Pagoda fountain.
“I would have never guessed that such a vibrant ethnic market existed in Xian, much less have had the ability to explore it successfully without the help of our local guide. She was able to take us through a plethora of back alleys and introduce us to the most local food one could ask for on holiday.”
Pick the day out first. The city usually sorts itself out after that.
