Let’s talk about a diverse neighborhood….. - Jessica our tour guide was engaging , funny and knowledgeable when it comes to food !!! Love the neighborhood and how diverse it is . GREAT TOUR. Come hungry

Good food variety & knowledge host - Jessica was our guide and we had a great experience. She was very knowledgeable and engaged everyone on the tour. The food stops took us through Kensington Market and allowed us to experience different foods. I would definitely recommend this tour.

Fun and delicious - Great experience! All of the food was wonderful and I never would have found them by myself. Perfect ending stop as well. Guide was great!

Worth the money - There were 6 stops so we were stuffed. Our guide Felicia was very informative. We leaned a ton about the area. She recommended a place to get souvenirs when I asked. We loved that place.

Worth the money - There were 6 stops so we were stuffed. We really enjoyed Felicia the tour guide. She was very informative and even gave us suggestions on where to buy souvenirs.

Multicultural food tour - We started at a shop called “nu Bugel”, a very enthusiastic guide, William was already waiting for us, we were with 4 other people, so a nice small group. We got 2 different bagels, one with salmon, the other with coconut, delicious! Then we walked a bit through the Kensington district where William told us all kinds of things. We received the 2nd sop “Golden Patty”, a Jamaican 'beef patty' with a kind of pita bread around it. Definitely worth it! The 3rd stop at “jumbo Empanada”, 2 large empanadas, one with mozzarella, the other with Chilean beef, both incredibly powerful but also delicious, plus a drink that will make your fillings fall out of your mouth, so sweet: “Inca cola” After walking for a while again, there was 'fish and chips' ready with salad at 'Fresco's', delicious fish! Everywhere you looked there were posters of the Beatles, very nice to see. The 5th stop was at a Tibetan cafe where we got some kind of dumplings, one vegetarian, the other with beef and a very special drink, butter tea! Finally, a stop at the 'Fika café' where we could sit in the garden with a refreshing rooibos iced tea and a kind of gingerbread. In total we ate a lot in 2.5 hours, but it was great fun, highly recommended with William as a guide.

sol much fun - we traveled with our college girls and had a great time. our tour guide was great . he had us trying foods from different countries and also showing us local art and architecture

Food fusion in Kensington - William was an entertaining and kind tour guide, very considerate of the whole group, made sure everyone had what they needed. It was an informative tour with lots of stories about fusion of cuisines with a chance to eat them. Definitely worth the money!

Have an enjoyable learning experience - Had an interesting , social and very knowledgeable leader and two pleasant group members. Our leader could have written a book - he know so many nuiances about food from all over the worl

So bad we ABSCONDED half way through… - We had been looking forward to this food tour but, as the heavens opened, our anticipation soon gave way to anguish. Of course, it is scarcely the tour operator’s fault that torrential rain occurred, but we felt it would’ve been better to cancel the tour rather than expect guests to trudge, drenched, about the streets. If prior communication with guests and cancellation isn’t possible, guests should at least be able to expect for there to be a ‘Plan B’ route available to the guide in the event of severe rain. In our case, however, we ended up standing totally uncovered in the rain whilst the tour guide murmured quietly about the local area. No effort was made to take these briefings inside, or even to somewhere with basic cover. This meant that we were very wet and uncomfortable, and thus quickly miserable. The tour guide also moved at a glacial pace, compounding the situation for all having to follow her. We would probably have continued grinning and bearing it but the food we ate was of very low quality and the establishments we visited dirty and virtually devoid of locals — which says it all. The bagels at the beginning were acceptable, though the establishment was smelly, whilst the Jamaican patties served thereafter were ok but we found putting a patty in bread, as though the patty were a sandwich filler, to be carb overkill. Things got worse when we arrived at the empanada place: the guide mentioned a 71-year old woman preparing the empanadas, the doña of the establishment. We never saw her, which would’ve been nice given her centrality to the stop. Moreover, the empanadas needed to served with some sort of hot sauce. They were bland and sickly, especially the cheese one which was crying out for salt. When we arrived at the ‘fish and chips’ establishment, we had had enough. The place was very dirty indeed, the toilets filthy, and the fish was poor. At this moment, we chose to abandon the tour and go to a top restaurant rather than head back out into the hammering rain for more miserable morsels. To be clear, I do not at all hold the tour operator or guide responsible for the poor weather — rain happens — but the company should think through an alternative route / experience for when the weather is as horrendous as it was today. But, most importantly, I would not be able to recommend any of these good stops to anyone, ever. Please exercise caution if considering booking. If you are serious about good food, this is not for you.