Zibo is a city in central Shandong province, China, home to the ancient Qi capital at Linzi, the Ming-Qing merchants' town of Zhoucun and, since 2023, one of China's most famous barbecue destinations.
Top food tours
Guided experiences that show you Zibo through its food.
Self-Guided Zibo Barbecue Crawl, Zhangdian
Visit two barbecue houses along Gongqingtuan Road, starting with Ersao Barbecue, and compare the sauces and cuts.
Zhoucun Shaobing and Old Town Snack Walk
Walk the lanes of the old town, watching shaobing bakers work and tasting fresh flatbreads.
Bada Ju Market Breakfast and Snack Tour
Start at opening time (about 6:00) for the freshest snacks; the all-you-can-eat set costs about CNY 20.
Boshan Food Day: Tofu Box and Suguo
Eat tofu box and suguo at the town's hotel and family restaurants after walking Yuan Mountain.
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DIY self-guided food tour
Build your own food crawl through Zibo.
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Foodie tips
Get more out of every meal.
Eat barbecue before 18:00 to avoid queues.
Ask for pancake, scallion and sauce with every grill order.
Buy shaobing in small paper bags as light souvenirs.