SAN FRANCISCO
San Francisco’s best, in one place.
San Francisco’s 15 most-booked chinatown tours, side by side. Each one with its price, its run time and the operator, plus a straight read on what you actually get for the money.
A small-group half-day food walk through San Francisco’s Chinatown and North Beach/Little Italy, with dim sum, tea tastings, cannoli, pizza, and stories.
Most Popular“The guide did a great job. This tour included a lot of different foods and was very informative for people who enjoy history.”
A hands-on ghost hunt in SF Chinatown with EMF gear and a professional investigator, mixing haunted tales and true crime on a 90-minute night walk.
“Aaliyah thank you for being patience , we arrived very late,she is incredibly knowledgeable .The storytelling was captivating at times, we felt we were part of of the history.We visited spooky locations,She used some cool stuff to communicate with spirits .Thank you highly recommended”
San Francisco Chinatown walking tour with an herbal pharmacy stop, fortune cookie factory sample, and secret-leaning alley history. Small group.
“Really enjoyed our tour with Linda Lee. She was very knowledgeable and entertaining. We learned so much! Definitely recommend.”
Chinatown walking tour from Dragon Gate to Fortune Cookie Factory with dim sum, BBQ buns, and tea. Small-group lunch on foot.
“Best foodie/ history tour we were ever on! Scott, a SF resident, took us to his favorite places for Peking duck, tea tasting, dim sum and more. And these were all friends of his. We learned so much. A shout out to Viator for a great experience.”
Taste San Francisco’s Chinatown on a 3-hour culinary walk with dim sum, hand-made fortune cookies, and tea and herb tastings. $84.
“Great food tastings and Chinatown history. Our guide Scott is great!”
3-hour San Francisco Chinatown tea and dim sum tour: full meal, fortune cookie factory, bubble tea, and Vital Tea Leaf tasting.
“This was a great chance to try food I had never eaten before. Jacob was a great guide with historical tidbits and funny jokes. My favorite part was the “Uncle” at the tea house. Such a wonderful man and a memorable experience”
A 4-hour food walk through San Francisco Chinatown and North Beach with dim sum, hand-made fortune cookies, coffee, pizza, and movie history.
“Wow, we had a blast. The tour went way over time but was enjoyable from start to end. Brian is a great guide!”
A 3-hour small-group walk through San Francisco Chinatown with five tastings, major landmarks, and a map, water, and expert guide.
“Michael was great! Shared many great insights on the origins and growth of Chinatown and its restaurants. A must do tour in San Francisco”
San Francisco North Beach and Chinatown food tour with 5 tastings, coffee, dumplings, pizza, dessert, and local history in 3 hours.
“Great food from china town and the Italian neighborhood. But also a great walking tour of these areas. Zachary was the best!”
3-hour San Francisco Chinatown walking food tour with five tastings, Fortune Cookie Factory, an old Buddhist temple, and a small group guide.
“Sooo worth it! Our guide Ted was fun, knowledgeable and timely.”
Drive a GPS-narrated GoCar through San Francisco’s Italian North Beach, Chinatown, Union Square, the Financial District, and AT&T Ballpark.
“Great fun and a good way to also sight see”
Small-group Chinatown walk with dim sum, fortune-cookie factory and key landmarks like Dragon’s Gate. Learn ordering tips for $85.
“Joseph gives a wonderful tour. We took his North Beach tour also. We found he is both knowledgeable and answers our questions.”
1-hour GoCar ride through San Francisco’s Chinatown and downtown with GPS narration, easy self-driving, and quick stops at the Golden Gate and more.
“It was really fun!! Got to see a lot of cool places and nice buildings!!! Honestly tho, I don't think an hour is enough so you'd probably need a day pass”
Small-group San Francisco Chinatown walk with history stops and food tastings, from Dragon’s Gate to dim sum and fortune cookies.
“This is a very fun guide filled with history, site-seeing and checking out some delicious local eats. Chinatown was definitely our favorite spot this trip and our guide, Joe contributed greatly to that!”
San Francisco in 4 hours: Alcatraz ferry + 45-min cell-house audio, then a 60-min Chinatown walk with Dragon Gates.
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From Alcatraz and the Golden Gate to the redwoods, wine country and the coast. Every way to spend a day in and around the city.
