• Dihua Street - Dihua Street is among Taipei’s oldest commercial streets, with origins tracing back to the Qing dynasty. It has been a hub for tea, herbs, dried goods, and fabrics, with many family-owned businesses still thriving today.

Explore the sections frequented by locals, meet genuine vendors, and savor everyday foods. Experience the aromas, sounds, and intricate details that make this street vibrant and authentically local, not merely a tourist attraction.

• Yongle Textile Market - Taipei’s renowned fabric center, celebrated for its vibrant stalls and textiles. Visitors can explore a variety of materials, immerse themselves in the local shopping culture, and enjoy a lively, genuine atmosphere in the historic Datong district.
• Taipei Xiahai City God Temple - A historic temple famed for its elaborate design and local customs. Visitors can witness traditional worship practices, learn about Taiwanese beliefs, and enjoy an authentic cultural ambiance. After visiting the temple, guests can savor a complimentary blessed tea, a distinctive local tradition that enhances the experience.
• Ningxia Nightmarket - One of Taipei’s top food destinations, famous for its energetic atmosphere and traditional Taiwanese street snacks. Visitors can wander through bustling lanes, taste a wide array of local treats, and experience the dynamic ambiance of Taiwan’s night market.

• Multiple food tastings at different stops
• Visits to family run vendors used by locals
• Guided walk through a historic local neighbourhood
• Local guide sharing personal stories and recommendations
• Small group format for a more personal experience
• Enjoy local dishes paired with drinks along the way

• Private transportation

Experience Taipei’s culinary scene in a laid-back, social atmosphere that combines local cuisine, beverages, and the stories behind each dish. This delightful food tour is crafted to reflect the authentic dining habits of locals: gathering around, sharing dishes, and complementing meals with a chilled Taiwanese beer or a taste of Jinmen’s Kaoliang.

While wandering through historic neighborhoods with a knowledgeable local guide, participants will savor a selection of thoughtfully curated dishes that form a complete meal, allowing ample time to eat, drink, and relax without the rush of moving quickly from one stop to another. This intimate group tour provides a relaxed way to appreciate Taipei’s food, drinks, and everyday dining culture.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.