



Authentic Local Bites
Handpicked local gems. Eat like a local where locals actually queue.






Food and Culture in One Walk
Not just tasting. The guide serves stories, history, and local context.

High-value experience
Loads of tastings, easy pacing, and the kind of buzz that feels worth it.
check out our food tours!
Our Shanghai Food Tours are designed to take you beyond the glittering skyscrapers of Pudong and into the heart of the "Shikumen" (stone-gate) neighborhoods.
What Our Travelers Say
Come hungry. We started with xiaolongbao done right, then scallion pancake and a quick stop for Cantonese rice rolls. The wet market was a standout for color and people watching. Coffee at Dong Hai Café felt like time travel, then the Bund walk tied it all together. Our foodie guide handled ordering, portions, and pace perfectly.

Olivia Greene
Australia
Shanghai Classic Food & Culture Adventure
Thoughtful tastings and zero guesswork. We tried classics without standing in long lines, learned how to order like a local, and never felt rushed. The retro café added charm, and the Bund finale was a lovely digestif. Our guide kept the group small, checked dietary notes, and sent follow-up recommendations. Worth every step.

Sophie Lambert
France
Shanghai Classic Food & Culture Adventure
Exactly the food walk I hoped for. Clear tips on vinegar and ginger for soup dumplings, a surprise roujiamo stop, and a calm market stroll where we learned how locals shop.
The guide balanced history with practical know-how and found seats when we needed a break. Ended with Bund views and a shortlist of dinner spots.

Marcus Doyle
Canada
Shanghai Classic Food & Culture Adventure
200 travellers have booked our Shanghai Small Group Tours so far!
MEET THE STARS
Our guides are more than locals — they’re storytellers, food enthusiasts, and cultural ambassadors. With their knowledge and passion, you’ll discover Shanghai beyond the guidebooks, gaining unique insights and hidden gems along the way.

I’m Xin Chen. Let’s explore bold street food, hidden cultural gems, and the energy that makes Shanghai unforgettable.
Xin Chen
Shanghai Experience Host

I’m Jenny, and I can’t wait to show you Shanghai’s lively streets, authentic bites, and the culture that connects it all.
Jenny
Neighborhood Food Guide

I’m Jane, seeing Shanghai through flavor and feeling. Walk with me to explore lively streets, lane houses and the city’s cultural heartbeat.
Jane
Culture Feeds the Soul
FAQ
All food tours are paid but very affordable. We offer top-quality experiences, and if you find a comparable food tours in Singapore at a better value, let us know and we’ll match it!
Yes — tours are capped for quality and popular departures sell out.
Tours generally run 3.5 hours, with some experiences extending beyond that for a richer experience.
Start near the first tasting or activity stop for maximum engagement. End at convenient landmarks or public transport hubs so you can continue exploring independently.
Wear comfortable shoes and light clothing. Bring some cash or credit card for optional extras beyond included experiences.
Yes — tours are suitable for families and seniors who can manage short walks between stops. Most stops have seating, and our guides can help with pacing. For very young children or groups requiring more flexibility, a private tour may be a better fit.
Shanghai tours run rain or shine. Bring an umbrella or poncho. Guides may adjust routes or pause briefly in unsafe weather.
Routes are set for efficiency and seating, but guides may adjust stops on the day to accommodate closures of places, avoid long queues, or improve pacing.






