Visit the Local Fresh Market and Learn to Make Dumpling or Wonton

Host Introduction

Hello everyone! I'm Julia, an Eatwith host in Beijing. As a passionate food lover, I often try recreating dishes I see on social media or in cooking shows at home, and I truly enjoy the process. I have a deep affection for local cuisine, and when you visit Beijing, I hope you'll think of me as your friend in the city. I'll take you to try home-style dishes and share insights into the local lifestyle and dining habits—things you won't experience while sightseeing.

Experience Introduction

When you visit a new country or city, I hope you'll consider me a friend in this city. I want to treat you as I would a friend—by sharing local food culture and customs, things you can't experience while just visiting tourist attractions.

In the north of China, there's a tradition: when a family member travels far, they must have a meal of dumplings. Dumplings, as a traditional dish, symbolize a wish for the safety of family members. They also resemble gold ingots, so eating dumplings is a way for locals to express a wish for prosperity and a good life.

We'll visit a local market to buy fresh vegetables, then return home to make dumplings together, chatting like old friends. I hope your trip to Beijing will be memorable and special.

Warm Tips

• After receiving your order, I will contact you. It's recommended to download WeChat for easy communication.
• Please let me know in advance if you have any dietary restrictions.
• If you prefer a vegetarian option, please inform me beforehand.
• As we will be visiting the market, please wear comfortable, lightweight shoes.
• The variety and quantity of dishes may vary depending on the season and number of guests, but it will still be a fantastic experience.