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This 2.5-hours small group tour collects those foodies together to explore the most authentic and famous Xian local food at the best-known Muslim Quarter with an expert guide. Stroll at the busy street selling all kinds of water-mouthing snacks and crafts, listening the stories of the street and foods from tour guide, stop to feast your stomach at stalls...Plus a surprise when you turn and walk to the peaceful and beautiful Great Mosque which just is hidden in the bustling market.
Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
You will receive a confirm email from local operator about the tour details within 48 hours after booking.
Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
You will be contacted at least one day ahead of the travel day via email to advise the pickup info. The tour guide will also call you or leave you a message through your hotel room the night before tour about pickup time.
You are suggested to wear comfortable shoes on tour day.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Muslim Quarter
Step into the heart of Xi’an’s Muslim Quarter, where the air sizzles with flavor and every corner tells a story. This is a place where food isn’t just eaten—it’s celebrated. Follow the smoky scent of sizzling lamb skewers, grilled fresh over open flames and dusted with cumin and chili. Watch as flaky, golden “Yangrou Paomo” bread is torn by hand, then drowned in rich, aromatic lamb broth. Don’t miss 'Roujiamo', China's most ancient burger, stuffed with tender, and the "Biang Biang Noddles" with spiced meator the dramatic pull of hand-stretched noodles, tossed right before your eyes. Here, every bite is bold, authentic, and alive with tradition. Come hungry, leave happy—and maybe a little messy. We usually choose 3-4 food from: Liang Pi (cold noodle), Yang Rou Pao Mo (cruded pancake in mutton soup), Hui Fang Kao Rou skewers (barbecue), Suan Tang Shui Jiao (hot and sour dumpling soup), Biang Biang Noodles, sticky Zeng Gao, Plum Syrup (Suan Mei Fen drink)...
Xi'an Mosque
You can also choose to explore the largest and best preserved of the early mosques of China just behind the bustling market. It is peaceful and beautiful functioned as the holy land for the local Muslims for usual praying although taking the busy street as neighbour. The Great Mosque, which built primarily in the Ming Dynasty when Chinese architectural elements were synthesized into mosque architecture.
Direct transfer to the meeting point (if option selected)
English-speaking tour guide
3-4 top Xian food & drink as per your interest (Liangpi, Roujiamo, Suan Tang Dumplings, Biang Biang Noddles, Zengao...)
Entrance ticket to the Great Mosque (if option selected)
Gratuity (Highly recommended)
Personal Expense (payment for any snacks/souvenirs excluded)
If there are kids in the group, no extra food for the kids who will share food with adults
Select a pickup point
Meet the guide at the appointed place, taste the local food and visit the Great Mosque. Hotel transfer excluded
This option covers both Muslim Quarter food tour and Great Mosque with tour guide and round way transfer included.
Pickup included
Food Tour with Hotel Transfer: With this option, you will be picked up from hotel and follow the expert guide to taste the local snacks, also hotel dropoff.
Pickup included
Only guide service and snacks: If you choose this option, please meet the guide at the appointed place and follow the local expert to taste the snacks
3 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
Jane D,Feb 23, 2026
- Review from Viator
Our tour guide Annie met us in our hotel, greeting us with 3 kinds of milk tea to enjoy. We were staying in UrCove which was very close to the Muslim quarter. We decided to visit the Muslim Mosque first, so enjoyed our tea as we walked through the bustling Muslim food quarter. Annie was an excellent tour guide with extensive knowledge about the Muslim Mosque. We then walked back to enjoy food with Annie’s recommendations. There was one pescatarian and two meat eaters in our group. Annie was very helpful in making suggestions and ordering all our food for us. Our bellies were so happy & full! We used the last bit of our credit to purchase spices, also with help from Annie to translate. It was a great way to start our trip to Xi’an. A++++ highly recommend! Ask for Annie!
Happiness48543821469,Dec 12, 2024
- Review from Tripadvisor
Noble has a lot of information about the historical as well as cultural background of Xi‘an for you. He knows the best spots where you can get traditional, local meals. We enjoyed our tour.
Gráinne H,Nov 6, 2024
- Review from Tripadvisor
Ken was amazing and fun. We walked through the Muslim quarter and through backstreets I wouldn’t have found on my own. We saw hand stretched noodles made and tried several different disused like soup dumplings, very tasty kebabs and loads of deserts! Could not recommend more for foodies!










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