Top Hong Kong SAR Food & Drink

Immerse yourself in Hong Kong’s culinary culture during a food tour with your knowledgeable guide. Mainly Cantonese, Hong Kong cuisine features small differences that reflect the city’s mixture of Chinese and British heritage. During five stops, sample dim sum, wonton noodle soup, milk tea, roasted meat, and an egg tart. As you eat, learn about the history of food in Hong Kong, from traditional Guangzhou to Western influences from the 1950s.

Getting off the beaten track when visiting Hong Kong—one of the world’s most densely populated, major cities—can be difficult. Discover local secrets and hidden attractions with a local Hong Konger. Take advantage of the city’s diversity with a local who prepares a personalized itinerary showcasing a different side to Hong Kong based on your interests and needs.

Hong Kong is home to one of the most diverse culinary spectrums in Asia, so knowing where to start in terms of street food can often be a daunting task. Experience Hong Kong’s street food like a local on a private tour that’s ideal for first-time visitors. Taking a private food tour means you’ll be able to customize the itinerary according to your culinary preferences and sample lesser-known foods that you may otherwise have missed.

See the sights of Hong Kong with a private guide on a customizable, walking half-day tour. Designed to provide a detailed introduction to the city at the beginning of your trip before you explore more on your own, or if you have limited time in the city, this tour will be tailored to your interests, which you’ll provide after booking. Then enjoy an exploration specific to you, from history and culture to food, markets and local neighborhoods.

Discover Hong Kong’s authentic cuisine on a 3.5-hour walking tour of Mongkok. Learn about the history and culinary landscape of this bustling area as you stroll through shopping streets and markets, and enjoy up to seven stops to taste local staples and delicacies. Sample scrumptious roast goose and snake soup, dip into dim sum, and try skewered street snacks, tofu pudding, and more. Numbers limited to a maximum of six, ensuring a personalized experience.

Discover the sights and flavors of the Balearic Islands during this private tasting tour of Palma de Mallorca. Stroll through the historic, city stopping at important city landmarks like the Santa Catalina Market, and sample a variety of Spanish treats, from sweet to savory. Enjoy bites of typical snacks like Spanish tortilla, croquettes, ham, a typical almond ice cream from Palma, and even a taste of vermouth.

Go on an in-depth exploration of the Siege of Sarajevo on this educational tour. Accompanied by a driver-guide, travel in an air-conditioned car or minivan through Sarajevo and learn about the city’s history. Visit the War Tunnel Museum, the abandoned Olympic bobsled track on Trebevic Mountain, a large Jewish cemetery, and the Ottoman-era Old Town, and hear stories about Sarajevo during the siege.

The 2.5-hour Downtown Charleston Culinary Tour visits four different food establishments and combines elements of a historical tour with a culinary adventure! Learn about Charleston's history as you enjoy tastings of traditional favorites and contemporary innovations, all of which highlight the cuisine of locally-owned restaurants. Insight into Lowcountry cuisine accompanies the broad range of samples on your food tour. This is our original tour around the French Quarter and City Market and focuses on the traditional flavors of the region.

This unique hop-on hop-off tour allows you to see all of Hong Kong’s highlights with ease. Hop off at any of the stops along the route and explore the sites at your leisure using a provided map. Whether it’s the Man Mo Temple, famed Stanley Market, or the fishing village of Aberdeen, your 24- or 48-hour ticket grants you access to various travel routes and one-way travel on the Star Ferry. There’s no easier or more flexible way to explore. Your Premium or Deluxe ticket includes a choice of admission to Sky100 Hong Kong observation deck or a ride on the Peak Tram. The Deluxe option also offers a traditional sampan ride and a tour of Kowloon at night.

Minimize the stress of traveling by arranging your private Hong Kong International Airport transfer in advance. Save time by not having to wait in line for a taxi, or for other people in a shared shuttle. Meet your private driver in the Arrivals Hall and go straight to your spacious and comfortable vehicle for a relaxed and hassle-free transfer to your hotel in Kowloon or Hong Kong Island.

Waiting in long shuttle or taxi lines at the airport can be a tiring experience—especially after a long flight—so avoid the stress, and get to Hong Kong Island or the city center quickly and efficiently with a private transfer. For extra convenience and a seamless service, the driver meets you with a name board in the arrivals hall. Then, set off and enjoy a stress-free and comfortable ride.

Enjoy an evening cruise aboard the Aqua Luna and take in epic views of the Hong Kong skyline during this symphony of lights experience. Relax on stylish lounge beds, mingle with fellow travelers and soak up the sights and sounds of this dynamic city on a 45-minute waterway experience.

Be served by experienced professional chauffeurs, and rest assured that the entire fleet is held to the highest safety standards. There's nothing like a smooth ride and top class chauffeur service to initiate you into the city - or to wrap up your trip! * Our drivers can track your flight, so they can be on time for your airport pick up/ drop-off. Free waiting for any flight delay issues. * Meet and greet services at arrival hall * 24/7 Help Center for any changes/updates to your ride *Cancel at least 24 hours prior to your service and get a full refund *Wide array of vehicles according to your needs *All-inclusive fare

Known locally as Mount Austin or Tai Ping Shan, Victoria Peak welcomes millions of visitors per year. To save time waiting in long lines on the day, organize your visit to Hong Kong’s popular Victoria Peak and Peak Tower in advance, ideal for those with limited time in the region. There, enjoy panoramic vistas over the waterfront and city below.

Located just 45 minutes from Hong Kong, Lantau Island's natural and cultural attractions make it an ideal day trip destination. This private tour of the island includes skip-the-line access to the famous Big Buddha statue as well as a trip to the "Venice of Hong Kong," Kwan Tai Temple, and more, all with comfortable private transportation and informative commentary.

Explore Bahamian cuisine and culture on this food and walking tour in Nassau’s historic neighborhood. Sample tasty foods at six venues – including family-owned restaurants and specialty shops. Sip on handcrafted rum cocktails while you nibble on classic conch fritters and Bahamian mac ‘n’ cheese. Expect food quantities to be equivalent to a hearty lunch. Beyond the bites, you’ll also experience the rich culture and architecture Nassau has to offer. This is a small-group tour, with a maximum of 12 people, ensuring a personalized experience.

Fly over Lantau Island with a ticket for the Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car. When you reach the top after the 25-minute ride, you can explore the attractions at your leisure. Visit Po Lin Monastery, Ngong Ping Village, the Wisdom Path, and Tian Tan Buddha, a.k.a. Big Buddha. When booking, select either a one-way or round-trip ride with the option to upgrade to a Crystal Cabin, which features a glass bottom.

Discover Palma de Mallorca’s rich culinary traditions on this 3-hour small-group tasting tour. Explore the history’s main gastronomic spots such as the municipal market and the old fishing village to sample local and regional snacks and drinks. See some of the city’s monuments such as the cathedral and the Almudaina Palace as you hunt for the best snacks with your guide.

Hong Kong by night can be overwhelming, even for returning visitors; however, during this private evening tour of the vibrant street food and night market scene, you can eat, drink, and shop without a worry. Mingle with the locals, as your guide leads you to the spots which most travelers probably wouldn’t find alone. Plus, benefit from a selection of tastings included in the price.

Learn about the culinary culture of Hong Kong on a private food tour with a knowledgeable guide. Primarily Cantonese Chinese, the local cuisine features small differences that reflect the city’s combination of Chinese and British history. Across five stops, you’ll sample dishes such as dim sum, wonton noodle soup, milk tea and an egg tart. As you eat, you’ll also learn about the history of food in Hong Kong, from traditional Guangzhou to Western influences.

Throughout Asia, Hong Kong is renowned for its diverse culinary offerings. Eat your way around the city like a local during a market tour and cooking class with a Hong Kong resident. This personalized experience, which is ideal for food lovers and first-time visitors, stops at a local market and allows you to overcome the language barrier with ease. Plus, you’ll receive the undivided attention of your guide during a one-on-one cooking class.

Explore Hong Kong with your own personal guide, on an 8-hour private tour that’s designed just for you. Where you go and what you experience is up to you; team visits to the Victoria Peak and Star Ferry with walks around the off-the-grid enclaves that few visitors to Hong Kong find. A hotel pickup and drop-off is included, but transport, meals, and entrance fees are at your own expense. 

The language barrier makes Hong Kong’s diverse street food hard to navigate without a guide. Let your personal foodie explain exactly what makes the city’s culinary culture tick over multiple tastings and a market visit. Taste everything from shrimp wonton to pineapple bun, sample sugarcane juice at an iconic teahouse, and experience the vibrant atmosphere of the local markets.

Stop struggling with your itinerary and let your private guide take the strain on a tour that embraces the contrasts and contradictions of the magical metropolis, Hong Kong. Zip from towering skyscrapers to colonial buildings and narrow backstreets; take part in local rituals at the Man Mo Temple; and soak up the atmosphere in three different neighborhoods. Don’t forget to take time out for a pineapple bun.