Chinatown: Street Food and Stories

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Price per person

FromUSD $66

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Cancellation Policy

This service is not refundable. If the tour is canceled by the operator due to unforeseen circumstances, a full refund will be provided.

Description

On this tour you’ll sample a range of street foods and snacks from some of Chinatown’s best restaurants, with a minimum of 4 food samples included. All samples are snacks or street foods that represent different parts of China and are designed to be eaten on the move. Vegetarians, vegans and guests with other dietary requirements are more than welcome - just let us know in advance.
This tour has a strong focus on uncovering Sydney’s long connection with China, and the contributions Chinese-Australians have made to the community. You’ll learn more in 2.5 hours about Australia’s Chinese community than you could possibly imagine, and 'pub trivia' style games will keep it interactive and fun.
At the FINAL of the tour, you’ll get a souvenir to take home, plus a great map and guide to Chinatown, covering all the best restaurants and what to order.

Highlights

Sydney Chinatown is full of secrets and excellent restaurants, and on this experience you'll see and taste a little bit of everything.

Important

Accessibility: This tour is wheelchair friendly and accessible for visually impaired guests.
We walk approximately 1.25 km but the trail is flat, with no stairs or inclines. Total walking time is approximately 30 minutes, but with many stops for lunch along the way.
Dietary notes: Vegetarians, vegans, guests with gluten-free diets and any other dietary requirements are more than welcome; just let us know in advance.

Cancellation Policy

This service is not refundable. If the tour is canceled by the operator due to unforeseen circumstances, a full refund will be provided.

Departure Point

We meet outside Paddy’s Markets, directly across from the southern FINAL of Dixon St mall (opposite the Covent Garden hotel and Emperor’s Garden restaurant).