The 8 Best Australia Street Food Tours

1.Sydney’s Chinatown Street Food and Stories Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 139 reviews · from $60Our pick

Spend about two hours walking from Paddy’s Markets through Sydney Chinatown and Darling Square with a guide such as Justin, Bunny, Bruce, or Eddie. Try four to five Chinese street-food snacks, hear the story of Chinese Australians, and take home food recommendations, shared photos, and a Chinatown guide.

“Nice gentle walk pace, great food and knowledgeable host Justin. Tried new food at 5 different vendors and learnt some new information about my home town Sydney.”

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2.Sydney: Chinatown Street Food & Culture Guided Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 48 reviews · 2h 30m · from $56Best value

Join an English-speaking guide such as Justin, Bunny, or Eddie for a 150-minute walk through Sydney Chinatown. You’ll try four or five regional Chinese snacks, see the red gates and Friendship Garden, hear how the Chinese-Australian community shaped the area, and leave with a restaurant bingo card for future meals.

“Justin was knowledgeable and nice. We like all the food and places he took us. I’ll recommend this tour 100%”

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3.Street Food & Street Art, Backroads & Boroughs

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 23 reviews · from $573

Spend about six hours with a private Melbourne guide, exploring Fitzroy, Collingwood, Presgrave Place, St. Kilda, and South Melbourne Market. Guides including Matthias, Anna, Aaron, Niko, Nick, and Victoria tailor the day to your food interests, dietary needs, and curiosity about local life. Pickup is offered, and the tour begins at 10:00 am.

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4.Street Food Tour in Melbourne’s Inner North

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 21 reviews · from $78

Join Joe or Lorraine for a three-hour food walk through Fitzroy and Collingwood. You’ll try Melbourne coffee, a famous sandwich, vegan food, bakery treats, cheesecake, tacos, and a drink, with food and beverages included. The group is limited to 10 people, and the route ends near the Number 11 tram.

“Is a great way to see the city and meet new people, the tour guid had a good knowledge of Melbourne. And food was great”

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5.Perth: Asian Street Food Walking Tour – Foodie Experience

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 13 reviews · from $78

Join a guide such as Thu, Kaylee, or Kalling for a four-hour food walk through East Victoria Park. Visit Asian restaurants, bakeries, a grocer, and dessert spots while sampling about 10 dishes and drinks. The tour suits curious eaters aged 16 and over, but vegan meals are not available.

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6.Melbourne Best Street Food Tour With A Local Guide

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 2 reviews · from $177

Spend three hours with a private guide such as Nic, walking from Degraves Street through the Block Arcade, State Library, St. Francis Church, Centre Place, and Hosier Lane. You’ll sample Melbourne meat pies and Japanese puff pastry, with food, drinks, route, and language tailored to your group.

“Nic was fabulous! She gave us a walking tour and sampled some of the best food in Melbourne! So much fun! She was thorough, kind, knowledgeable, and super friendly! So warm and inviting! We would recommend her for the best street food tour in Melbourne!”

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7.Street Food of Asia Cooking Class

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 2 reviews · from $141

Spend about 2.5 hours at Otao Kitchen in Abbotsford making Asian finger foods such as spring rolls, sushi, satay, dumplings, and pancake rolls. Chef instructors guide you through the recipes, tools and apron are supplied, and you finish by eating your creations with sparkling wine or beer. Chef Dylan may be leading the session.

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8.Sydney Best Street Food Tour With A Local Guide

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 2 reviews · from $176

Spend about three hours on a private Sydney food walk with a local guide such as Kevin. You’ll receive up to ten food and drink tastings, hear about Australian food customs, and follow a customizable route beginning in Newtown. English, Spanish, French, and Italian guides are available.

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