Visite à pied de la cuisine de rue et des histoires du quartier chinois de Sydney
Description
Le quartier chinois de Sydney regorge de secrets et d'excellents restaurants, et lors de cette expérience, vous allez voir et goûter un peu de tout ! Au cours de cette visite, vous dégusterez une gamme d'aliments de rue et de collations de certains des meilleurs restaurants de Chinatown, avec un minimum de 4 échantillons d'aliments inclus. Tous les échantillons sont des collations ou des aliments de rue qui représentent différentes parties de la Chine et sont conçus pour être consommés en déplacement. Les végétariens, les végétaliens et les invités ayant d'autres exigences alimentaires sont plus que bienvenus - faites-le nous savoir à l'avance. Cette tournée met fortement l'accent sur la découverte de la longue connexion de Sydney avec la Chine et sur les contributions des sino-australiens à la communauté. Vous en apprendrez plus en 2,5 heures sur la communauté chinoise d'Australie que vous ne pourriez l'imaginer, et les jeux de style "pub trivia" le rendront interactif et amusant. À la fin de la visite, vous obtiendrez un souvenir à ramener à la maison, ainsi qu'une excellente carte et un guide de Chinatown, couvrant tous les meilleurs restaurants et ce qu'il faut commander.
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Nous commençons la visite à l'extérieur de Paddy's Markets, une institution importante qui a marqué les débuts du quartier chinois de Sydney.
Promenez-vous dans Dixon Street, le cœur du quartier chinois de Sydney et le plus grand quartier chinois de l'hémisphère sud. Vous entendrez des histoires sur la façon dont la région s'est développée au fil des décennies et continue de changer. Découvrez plusieurs sino-australiens importants et leurs contributions à Chinatown, à Sydney et à l'Australie. Dégustez de délicieux plats de rue régionaux dans plusieurs restaurants différents sur et à proximité de Dixon Street.
Nous nous arrêtons à l'extérieur du Jardin chinois de l'amitié et vous racontons l'histoire de cette attraction moins connue. Vieux de plus de 30 ans, le Jardin chinois de l'amitié est inspiré d'un jardin d'érudits de style sud-chinois et constitue un bel endroit pour se reposer au milieu de la ville. Nous n'entrons pas dans le jardin, bien que vous puissiez le visiter après la visite et prendre votre temps pour explorer.
Explorez Darling Square, l'un des quartiers les plus récents de Sydney regorgeant de restaurants, de cafés et de choses à voir.
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Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Animaux d'assistance acceptés
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Options de transport accessibles aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Entièrement accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Visite déconseillée aux enfants de moins de 8 ans car elle implique 2 heures d'histoires et de manger des aliments internationaux
Avis(163)
A great experience and highly recommended for locals and visitors alike. I was fascinated by the history of the Chinese people role in the great gold rush, their contribution to both world wars, and the heavy handed approach of governments to hinder their migration to Australia.
Roger gave us a great insight into the history of China Town in the broader Sidney context. We tasted fabulous foods and discovered hidden eateries.
Thanks for the review, Roger will be very happy to read it. Glad you enjoyed the food and learnt about Chinatown along the way. Cheers, Justin from Local Sauce Tours
I recently joined the Sydney Chinatown Street Food and Stories Walking Tour, and it was a wonderful experience. Our tour guide, Richard, was kind, knowledgeable, and always willing to help. He shared interesting stories about Chinatown’s history, culture, and food, which made the tour both fun and educational. The street food was delicious, and we had the chance to try a variety of local favorites. What made the experience even better was the amazing group of people on the tour. Everyone was friendly, open-minded, and willing to try anything. The positive energy from the group made the whole experience enjoyable and memorable. Thank you, Richard, for making the tour so engaging and welcoming. I highly recommend this tour to anyone who wants to discover great food, fascinating stories, and meet wonderful people along the way.
Very well organised from start to finish. We had a large group of 26 but Justin was able to look after us all. We had 4-5 small dishes each, all were really tasty. The dumpling place was my personal favourite.
Such a fun time, Roger was very informative about Chinatown & the history of Chinese immigration. Delicious food with good recommendations. Loved the lollies.
The tour was great. We learnt about the history of Chinatown while sampling delicious traditional Chinese food from different regions. The tour supported local family owned eateries. Roger our tour guide was interesting and passionate about fresh local food. Highly recommend the tour. Trish and Niki
I took this tour on the morning I arrived in Sydney, after a 15 hour flight from Los Angeles, so I was badly jet-lagged. I am sorry to say I do not remember the name of both guides; one was Justin. Forgive me for not remembering the other gentleman, because both were EXCELLENT. Well informed, knowledgeable about Sydney’s history and founding, how the Chinese and other ethnic communities arrived in Australia, the origin and stories surrounding many of the foods we sampled. The tour itself does not cover a huge area, but the history, span, and communities that are part of the story are vast. These gentleman did a lovely job. The restaurants and food stalls we visited were fun and tasty. The foods sampled are relatable, not too exotic or off-the-path. (As they said, “no chicken feet.“) They also gave us a list of the places we visited, so we can find them again; the places are easy to find again, if you want to go back. Finally, I was personally quite interested in the rather darker period in Australian history/politics which ushered in the White Australia Policy. (I have known quite a number of Australians with whom I have talked who tried to whitewash or minimize this law — and the attitude it comes from.) Justin and (forgive me for forgetting) the Other Fellow were up-front, unafraid to talk about uncomfortable topics, and clear about explaining the history. Bravo! This tour is excellent, fun, and delicious!
The tour guides where passionate and extrememly knowlegeable. The food was amazing. The tour was beyond my expectations. Highly recommend it. Esp because I am not a very adventourous eater but the food was amazing. I have a whole new undersatanding of Chinatown now, past and present. Roger was so animated and invested. Great time
Roger was our guide and it was an amazing experience! Not only did we get some great bites of food from local restaurants but we got a really great history of Chinese life and culture in Australia.
Bruce was a bit of a Ledgend. Superior knowledge of the history, culture but also the cuisine . Would definitely recommend this tour
