Chengdu · Food · REF #1113200
Tuktuk Food Tour Through Chengdu Local Eats
Explore Chengdu's best local food by tuktuk with an expert guide. Visit hidden alleyways, parks, and temples while tasting authentic Sichuan dishes at local restaurants.
- Duration
- 3 hour 30 minute
- Destination
- Chengdu
- Languages listed
- EN-GB, ar, de, es-419, ru, en, pt-BR, fr, es, zh
About this experience
Set out in the evening with an expert guide and your own tuk-tuk driver to find the best dinner dishes in Chengdu on this tour. Explore pedestrian alleyways, hidden parks, and small temples where you visit favorite local eateries. Experience Chengdu's cuisine and culture by eating at the same places that local people do.
Explore the local cuisine with a guide
Enjoy beer, soda, and rice wine
Stop at 4 to 5 restaurants for classic Sichuan food
Private transportation ensures personal service
Explore the local cuisine with a guide
Enjoy beer, soda, and rice wine
Stop at 4 to 5 restaurants for classic Sichuan food
Private transportation ensures personal service
Itinerary
Itinerary 1
There are a million reasons Chengdu is an international food destination. It’s a UNESCO city of gastronomy. It’s the most popular Chinese cuisine in China. It has the highest per-capita ratio of restaurants in all of China. And at the same time, visitors know very little about food in Chengdu. Travel by tuktuk and encounter spots you could never find on your own for a mix of street food, sit-down restaurants, and family-run joints: Chengdu Street Crepes: This classic local street food comes in one of 4 flavor profiles: sweet, salty, spicy, and strange at a street-stall-turned-shop. Sichuan-style Wontons: Learn why locals call them “Chaoshou,” at a family restaurant where they’re made to order. All the Noodles: Originally served on the street by men who carried the ingredients around on bamboo poles, Dandan noodles are possibly the OG hawker dish. Classic Sichuan Dishes: Sample local delicacies like Mapo Tofu (there’s plenty of not-so-spicy dishes here too).Chengdu
Itinerary 2
End the night trying house-made plum wine in a 70s-80s themed bar that captures a unique turning point in China’s history. The bar is a 10 minute walk to the nearest subway station.Chengdu