Are you ready to discover why Almaty is the undisputed culinary capital of Central Asia?
Too many travelers visit Almaty and only experience the surface of our food scene, missing the incredible layers of history hidden right beneath the surface. This isn’t just a food tour, it’s an exclusive, insider journey through time, culture, and the nomadic soul of Kazakhstan, told through four distinct culinary eras.
Over the course of 4,5 hours, you will step off the generic tourist trails and walk the vibrant streets of Almaty with a passionate, local English-speaking guide. Together, we will unlock the city's secrets by eating exactly where and how locals do.
Go to the corner of Kabanbay Batyr Street and Tolebaev Street and look for a guy with round golden glasses. Text him on WhatsApp +7 706 423 01 07
This tour ends at our last stop - Bitanga
Our culinary journey starts with a delicious breakfast at a cozy café that locals love. Here, we start the morning with warm, golden syrniki (soft cottage-cheese balls) served with traditional sour cream or sweet jam. You'll learn about local breakfast culture and the lasting culinary influences of the Soviet era.
Next up we'll visit Aqqu, a vibrant local favorite hidden away from the main streets, where Almaty’s creative crowd gathers. We’ll savor the ultimate comfort food: tender bell peppers packed with a savory, juicy meat filling, slow-simmered in a rich tomato, carrot, and sour cream gravy.
Our third stop is Sandyq. To truly understand Kazakhstan, you must taste its nomadic roots. At this legendary local institution, you’ll enjoy the most famous Kazakh dish - Beshbarmak. Experience true Kazakh hospitality where the locals eat.
Our final stop is Bitanga. Kazakhstan is a beautiful melting pot of ethnicities that arrived during the Soviet era, each bringing their own culinary traditions—which is why our food culture is so incredibly diverse today. Here, we’ll try a traditional Ukrainian borsch. Packed with a rich beetroot broth and vitamins, this hearty soup has kept generations healthy. Honestly, Bitanga’s borsch might just be the most delicious soup you'll find in all of Kazakhstan.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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