4 Hot Pot Dinners in China to Build a Day Around

1.Beijing Hutong Food Crawl Delights: Peking duck, Hotpot&More

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 32 reviews · 3 hours · from $80Our pick

3 hours in Beijing hutongs tasting Peking duck, Mongolian hot pot, and Yunnan cross-bridge noodles with beer and street snacks.

“What a great food tour!! Andy greeted us very promptly at the designated meeting point and immediately made us feel so welcomed. He introduced us to the Hutong area and started a feast full of different Chinese tastes. Whatever you do that day, just eat some breakfast as food never seems to end in this tour. And because everything is so nice, you really need to hold back from food during the day so as to have ample space to enjoy the different dishes and give credit to the effort made. But it will be a shame not to mention that the food is nothing if you don’t have the…”

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2.Private Half-Day Tour in Sichuan Culture Show with Hot Pot Dinner in Chengdu

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 15 reviews · from $100

Chengdu hot pot plus Sichuan Opera at Shufeng Ya Yun, with hotel pickup and an English guide. Private half-day, about 4 hours.

“Hot pot was new to me and we had dinner at a community authentic Chinese place , very nice and the food was really good. The Culture show was just great , it was a fun evening and Jenny was a comfortable tour guide!”

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3.3-Day Private Beijing Sightseeing Tour with Peking Duck, Hot Pot plus Optional Show

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 8 reviews · from $565Top rated

Private 3-day Beijing tour with Mutianyu Great Wall, Tiananmen and Forbidden City, plus Peking duck and optional show, with hotel pickup.

“This was totally well worth the money we had so much fun with our guide Jenny she was full of knowledge and so much fun”

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4.Illuminated Night Tour with Cruise or Hot Pot

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 7 reviews · 4 hours · from $109

Private Chongqing night lights tour with hot pot or Yangtze cruise. See Hongya Cave, Qiansimen Bridge, and river confluences in 4 hours.

“It felt a little rushed. One of the view platform was not even known by the guide and the last attraction point was closed with the lights turned off as it was after 22:00. Net, in retrospect, I would have done only the river cruise. That it was very nice.”

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