STREET FOOD · SYDNEY STREET FOOD TOURS
The 4 best street food tours you can book tonight, with what each costs, how many stops it makes and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Walk Sydney’s Haymarket with guides such as Justin, Bunny, Bruce, or Eddie, tasting four to five Chinese street foods while learning about Chinese-Australian history. The two-hour tour suits small groups of up to 12 and can adapt food choices for dietary needs.
“Eddie was great sharing his knowledge and some history of Chinatown , food was delicious, very informative”
Spend three hours walking through Surry Hills and Oxford Street, stopping at family-run eateries for oysters, Greek biscuits, zucchini flowers, a butcher’s special, wine, and a secret dish. Guides such as Eric, Karina, and Janine add local history, though the route requires steady walking.
“Eric was an outstanding guide. Food was amazing and no shortage of it. Unique food bits prepared great. All stops were interesting and attractive. Pace was perfect too. Highly recommend!”
Spend three private hours in Newtown with a local host such as Chris or Robyn, sampling 10 foods and drinks while learning about the neighborhood’s cultures, history, and architecture. Dietary alternatives are available, but alcohol is not guaranteed and some tastings may be shared.
“Chris gave a wonderful tour. His knowledge helped us learn about the area and it’s food. The tour was a good pace.”
Spend 150 minutes walking Sydney Chinatown with guides such as Justin, Bunny, or Eddie, tasting four or five regional Chinese snacks, learning about Chinese-Australian history, and taking home a Chinatown restaurant bingo card.
“We enjoyed the tastes offered, but were hoping for more for the price. Our tour guide was extremely knowledgeable about Chinatown and China in general, especially since he lives part time in China. We appreciated his thorough knowledge. The one beverage offered was at a tea stand that we had to pay extra for ourselves. It was a very hot day and it was a lot of standing around in the heat listening to him talk a lot about history. It would have been nice to have more of a focus on the food and chats about history sitting in shade or air conditioning. But an interesting tour.”
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