Take this tour if you're interested in more than just roaming from restaurant to restaurant mentally crossing off a list of "must eats". We were given a four-hour food tour of Sheung Wan as an awesome wedding gift. We recently moved to Hong Kong, and learned so many new things about the city. Daisann was great. She took us to... More

We are a family of 3 visiting Hong Kong for the first time end March 2013. When planning our travel to Asia, we understood that we needed some professional guiding to explore Hong Kong during our short 3 days stay. We found Little Adventures in Hong Kong on Trip Advisor and contacted them for an offer. Very quickly we received... More

I've always wanted to visit Hong Kong. We only had 3 days in town on a 3 week tour of Asia, so there wasn't any time to waste. We found LIttle Adventures on Trip Advisor. From the first contact with Daisann, they were polite, helpful, and informative. I started by describing what I thought we wanted, and, while they were... More

For my first trip to Hong Kong, I really wanted to immerse myself in the food culture. I knew with a language barrier and only a short amount of time, I was going to have a really difficult time going it alone. I reached out to a few different tour guides, but Little Adventures got back to me with exactly... More

I had long dreamed of traveling to Hong Kong, that unique intertwine of Southern Chinese and British cultures. But even more than it's fascinating history, I was drawn by the idea of eating real Cantonese food in a predominantly Cantonese city. I've become fairly proficient in eating locally and deliciously in Europe & Latin America, but I knew my very... More

No guide book could deliver the same quality of experience! This was my first visit to Hong Kong with my husband that was working. A friend recommended Little Adventures to me as I was alone during the day to explore Hong Kong. The guided walking tour was the best! We navigated the city and local area by using taxis, subways,... More

I moved to Hong Kong a few months ago and have learned to make my way around Hong Kong just fine. But when my family came to visit for the holidays, I knew I needed backup. Sure, I could take them to the Peak and order them some dim sum (provided there was an English menu). But when it came... More

My husband and I are big foodies, and so on our recent trip to Hong Kong of course we wanted to explore the local cuisine. Since we live in New York, we already knew the basics of Cantonese food from visits to Chinatown so we were looking for someone to guide us to a deeper level of knowledge about the... More

Good: My favourite part was going through the dry seafood markets and getting to know what each weird looking food item is and getting to go into local restaurants for food. (Then again, before I left the airport, I found a guidebook that has the food items listed, costing only HK$180.) Bad: Unless you have the cash to spare, don't... More