Taipei Food Tour

Taipei Food Tour

Combine the cultural delights and delectable bites of Taipei on this 3-hour food tour of Taiwan’s capital. Accompanied by a guide, delve into the culinary scene of the city by visiting the most famous culinary neighborhood in Taipei. Sample local specialties like local fruits, beef noodles, shaved ice, etc. Deepen your knowledge of Taiwanese culinary and cultural traditions and enjoy personalized attention from your guide on this small-group tour limited to 10 people.
• Taste 7 kinds of Taiwanese signature dish in one single tour
• Try local favorites such as bubble tea, dumpling and flaky scallion pancake
• Learn to eat like a local from your expert local guide
• Listen to the story behind the food, every dish has its own history
• Small-group tour limited to 10 people ensures a more personalized experience

Through our Food Tour, we take you to the much celebrated Yongkang Street at Dongmen Station of Taipei, where guests will be shown a glimpse of the Taiwanese gourmet culture that locals take pride in. You are advised to come with an empty stomach, as it will be an afternoon that not only opens your eyes but also challenges your appetite!

Know Taiwan - the nation of street food and snacks - at the tip of your tongue: There is no better way to learn about a culture other than tasting it!

Taste all kinds of Taiwanese signature dish in one single tour

From fruit to noodles, and from dumplings to shaved ice, this Food Tour welcomes any guest who wishes to know (taste) Taiwanese culture better!

Learn to eat like a local

With Like It Formosa tour guide as your local friend, you won’t have to worry about how or what to order - all you have to do is to enjoy the food!

Listen to stories behind the food

Other than tasting the food, you will also have the opportunity to learn about the stories and ancestral traits of different dishes!

Visit the most famous culinary neighborhood in Taipei

Yongkang Street at Dongmen Station was once built for the community of Japanese immigrants during the Colonial period. After World War 2, it became the intellectual center of Chinese immigrants in Taipei city. Now known for its street food, gourmet restaurants, tea houses and vintage vibe, it has become a favourite spot for food and adventure lovers alike.