For guests seeking authentic, deeply immersive yet accessible cultural experiences, Foodapest connects people through food and culture. Think Anthony Bourdain–style adventures. Real stories, real flavors, and genuine connections through culinary explorations, market tastings, hands-on cooking classes, and unforgettable wine tours in Europe and beyond.
What makes the 2026 Foodapest Tour with Wine Tasting a truly unique experience is the perfect blend of authentic Hungarian flavors, local storytelling, and intimate group vibes. Unlike standard food tours, we go beyond just eating—we connect you to the culture, history, and people behind each bite.You’ll taste everything from iconic staples like goulash and chimney cake to lesser-known local favorites, all paired with carefully selected regional wines and spirits. Each stop is a mini cultural deep-dive, guided by locals who share not just food, but the stories and traditions that make Hungary’s cuisine so rich.With a relaxed, small group setting, this isn’t just a tour—it’s a shared culinary journey where you leave full, inspired, and maybe even with a few new friends.
Join us as we explore the largest indoor market in Hungary, gather fresh ingredients, and then head over to our nearby apartment for a hands-on cooking session and cultural immersion.We'll start by meeting up at the iconic Central Market Hall of Budapest. From there, we'll take a short walk around the market, chatting about Hungarian history, cuisine, and culture while tasting some of the flavorus of Hungary!After the Market, we head over to our apartment, where a selection of mouth-watering snacks, like sausages, salamis, dips, and cheeses waiting for us before we get to it!Then, it's time to roll up our sleeves and get cooking!
Step into the real Taipei: where sizzling woks, smoky grills, and the scent of garlic and soy fill the narrow alleys. This immersive food tour isn’t just about tasting, it’s about understanding how locals eat, order, and connect through food.Follow your guide through buzzing night markets and hidden street corners where vendors have perfected their craft over generations. You’ll learn how to order like a local, try Taiwan’s most iconic street dishes, and uncover the stories behind the flavors that shaped the city.Sample crispy potsticker dumplings hot off the pan, the infamous stinky tofu that locals love, and sweet or savory bites that constantly surprise your palate — from soy-braised snacks to icy desserts packed with unexpected textures. Every stop reveals a new layer of Taipei’s culinary identity. By the end, you’ll not only be full, you’ll understand Taipei through its food, the way locals live it every day.
Welcome to Foodapest! Our brand new Evening Food Tour, designed for 2025 explores Budapest’s flavors after dark, offering a culinary experience that will make your stay in Budapest truly memorable.This guided experience takes you through the city’s vibrant culinary scene, featuring authentic Hungarian dishes, street food, and local drinks as well.During our tour, you get to try the classic Langos, Chimney Cake, a selection of Hungarian traditional dishes like Goulash or other seasonal meals that are selected based on the season's availability, ensuring a unique experience each night.In our selection of over 14+ various flavors, we also take you through some of the iconic locations of the city, illuminated by the evening lights, guaranteeing sights that will take your breath away. Enjoy a journey that blends history, culture, and traditional flavors under the city's glowing lights.Important Note: We only serve alcoholic drinks for travellers 18 years old and above.
Discover Taipei’s food culture through a relaxed, social setting that brings together local dishes, drinks, and stories behind each menu items. This tipsy food tour is designed around how locals actually eat: sitting down, sharing plates, and pairing food with a cold and refreshing Taiwanese beer or a sip of Jinmen's Kaoliang along the way.As you explore historic neighborhoods with a local guide, you’ll enjoy a variety of carefully chosen dishes that come together as a proper meal, with time to eat, drink, and unwind rather than rushing from stop to stop. This small-group experience offers an easygoing way to enjoy Taipei’s food, drinks, and everyday dining culture.