Taste Cantonese dishes on an evening walk through Guangzhou’s old neighborhoods
3.5 Hours
Food, local beer, soft drinks
Explore Guangzhou’s residential backstreets and family-run eateries on an evening walking tour. Discover the food traditions that shape old Canton, from street stalls to sit-down restaurants.
Coconut Herbal-Chicken Soup Start the evening the local way with a special soup believed to have strong medicinal properties. Ingredients are chosen seasonally and cooked in a precise order over 4 hours – just like it has for generations.
Rice Noodle Rolls In the birthplace of dim sum, this is our favorite! Visit a shop that uses traditional woven bamboo mats to prepare delicate noodle rolls filled with meat and topped with seasoned soy sauce. This spot is a long-time staple in the local community.
Wonton Noodles These rare noodles are made from duck eggs and flour (without a drop of water), then kneaded and pressed using bamboo poles. The result? An impressively thin noodle with a thick chewy texture, perfectly accentuated by a light broth and shrimp wontons.
Try a selection of classic Cantonese dishes that highlight our most-used ingredients and cooking methods, such as sand ginger squid, fish cakes with chive, taro and pork belly in miso sauce, stuffed okra, and freshwater eel.
Dessert End the night with a classic dessert that uses only two ingredients, and discover how science magically transforms them into a rich custard that is delightfully refreshing! This stop is located near to Changgang Subway Station.
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the tour. Cancellations less than 24 hours before the tour are nonrefundable. Rescheduling less than 24 hours before the tour incurs an additional 50% charge.
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Arrive 10 minutes early. The tour departs on time, and the group can’t return for late guests.
Share dietary requirements at booking (or immediately after booking if you didn’t add them). Vegetarian, dairy-free, no-spicy, and no-nut diets can be accommodated. Vegan and gluten-free diets can’t be accommodated. Same-day requests can’t be guaranteed, and severe allergies can’t be accommodated due to cross-contamination risk.
You’ll walk about 3 km (1.8 miles), split across 6–7 stops. Expect roughly 5–10 minutes of walking between stops.
Portland food tours done right. Guides like Herb, Michelle, and Evangel consistently earn high praise for their genuine enthusiasm, deep local knowledge, and ability to make every guest feel at ease. From Portland's quirky food cart pods to the city's thriving coffee and donut scene, each tour weaves together great food with real stories about the people and neighborhoods behind it. What stands out most across reviews is how often guests mention trying things they never would have ordered on their own, and loving them. Dietary accommodations are handled smoothly, group sizes stay small and social, and the pacing feels relaxed rather than rushed. Locals and visitors alike come away with a fresh perspective on the city. If you're trying to decide between tours, the food cart experience and the coffee and donut tour both draw glowing feedback, each offering something distinct. The guides clearly take pride in what they do, and that energy tends to be contagious. Come hungry and ready to explore.
We had such a super tour with Herb. From the start he made everyone feel included and he certainly knows his food carts, their history and all manner of other interesting facts about Portland. It was a great experience on something totally unique. Not sure if we can every have food at a 'brick and mortar' restaurant in Portland again; the carts are just iconic. We can definitely recommend this tour.
von der Heyden Lab
August 15, 2026
We had such a super tour with Herb. From the start he made everyone feel included and he certainly knows his food carts, their history and all manner of other interesting facts about Portland. It was a great experience on something totally unique. Not sure if we can every have food at a 'brick and mortar' restaurant in Portland again; the carts are just iconic. We can definitely recommend this tour.
von der Heyden Lab
August 15, 2026
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