Name: Tour with Lunch Included
Brand: Taiwan Sightseeing Tours
SKU: lunch
Rating: 4 (2 reviews)

The joy of travel starts with food!
Experience the Charm of Taiwan on a Tour That Includes Lunch

Din Tai Fung Xiaolongbao

One of the best parts of traveling to Taiwan is enjoying authentic Taiwanese cuisine while visiting the sights!

Tour with Lunch IncludedThat way, you can easily enjoy the unique flavors of Taiwan without worrying about getting around or choosing a restaurant.

From restaurants where you can enjoy popular dishes like xiaolongbao, beef noodle soup, and other Taiwanese specialties to lunch spots near tourist attractions, each tour offers its own unique appeal.

Since sightseeing and dining are combined into one package, you can efficiently enjoy Taiwan’s cities even if you’re on a tight schedule♪

For people like this...

◆First-time visitors to Taiwan
◆For those who are nervous about finding a restaurant or ordering in Chinese
◆For those looking for a tour that includes lunch in Taiwan
◆For those who want to enjoy both Taiwanese cuisine and sightseeing

Here, we’ll introduce some popular lunch-included tours in Taiwan!

Latest Reviews of Tours That Include Lunch

[Taichung, Taiwan / 1 Day] Departing from Taipei ☆ Easy Access by High-Speed Rail! Sun Moon Lake + Rainbow Village + Gaomei Wetlands Tour 《Japanese-Speaking Guide & Meals Included》 (No. 8)

User_dibd / 50s Posted on: March 2026

A slightly pricey and just a little bit luxurious tour. There were only the three of us on the tour. We were accompanied by a guide who spoke fluent Japanese the entire way from Taipei Station. The ride in Taichung was comfortable in a black Mercedes-Benz van. It was my first time riding the Taiwan High-Speed Rail, but it was so similar to Japan’s Tokaido Shinkansen that it wasn’t quite as impressive as I’d expected.

[Taichung, Taiwan / 1 Day] Departing from Taipei ☆ Easy Access by High-Speed Rail! Sun Moon Lake + Rainbow Village + Gaomei Wetlands Tour 《Japanese-Speaking Guide & Meals Included》 (No. 8)

User_cley / 40s Posted on: February 2025

The guide’s Japanese was easy to understand, the explanations were good, and they handled matters like restroom breaks appropriately—it was all very good. However, since Nijimura—which is part of the tour—is closed on Mondays and we were told after we’d already met up that we’d be going to Miyahara Eye Clinic instead, I wondered if they should have explained this and gotten our approval when we were choosing the tour itinerary in advance.