Beijing Hutong Food Evening

Beijing tastes best after dark. This evening walks the hutongs between four food stops, anchored by a Peking duck table where the chef carves at your side — skin first, dipped in sugar, the old way.

The route

• Stop 1: Jianbing crepe + soy milk, the breakfast that became an evening ritual
• Stop 2: Zhajiang noodle shop (a bowl with a 100-year recipe)
• Stop 3: Peking duck dinner, carved tableside
• Stop 4: Candied hawthorn skewers for the walk out

Good to know

Total walking is about 2.5 km over three hours. Duck dinner is shared family-style; vegetarian duck-pancake versions can be pre-arranged.

Highlights

• Peking duck done properly — fruit-wood roasted, three sauces, one lesson in wrapping
• Evening hutong lanes at lantern-light, rickshaw optional
• Zhajiang noodles, jianbing and candied hawthorn between stops
• Family-friendly pace; ends near a metro line

What’s included

• Foodie English-speaking guide
• Peking duck dinner set
• 4–6 street tastings
• Digital map of the route
• China travel insurance during the tour

What’s not included

• Personal expenses and gratuities (tips)
• Meals arranged on your own outside the itinerary
• Optional activities and attractions not listed in the itinerary
• Compensation for damage or loss caused by personal reasons

Good to know

• This is a half-day tour (roughly 4–5 hours). Wear comfortable shoes.
• Your guide confirms the exact pickup time the evening before by message.
• Itinerary order may adjust to weather, crowds or seasonal closures.

Pickup & meeting point

Meet at Nanluoguxiang metro station (exact spot after booking).