Bangkok · BANGKOK FOOD & STREET EATS
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Yaowarat after dark is the headline, but Bang Rak, Thonburi and the old town all bring a different table. Check the tasting count, walking distance and whether the night moves on foot, by boat or by tuk-tuk.
4-hour Bangkok Chinatown backstreets food tour with 15+ tastings, small-group access (max 8), and Michelin-listed street food stops.
“The tour was great! definitely recommend doing the tour if you want to immerse yourself in the Thai/Chinese fusion cuisine. Rach and Arm were great and made sure that the tables and food were ready for us!!”
Bangkok’s Chinatown backstreets with 15+ tastings, curry, satay, noodles, and sweets. Small group tour in 4 hours for $59.
“Plenty of food—go hungry. Very authentic. Several Michelin recommended places. One variation on soft serve I’ll never forget. Enthusiastic guide.”
Tuk tuk street food tour through Bangkok’s Chinatown with Michelin-guided stops, noodles, dough, fried rice, and optional Jay Fai.
“so much fun. Kay is an awesome guide, full of knowledge. Definitely recommend”
Small-group Bangkok canal cruise plus 15+ Thai tastings at Nang Loeng Market, with tuk-tuks and local guidance for $59.
“It was amazing! The tour leader "Oh" and Mikey were excellent, giving us so much information about the food and life in Bangkok. She was so friendly and engaging. We travelled around on a canal taxi boat, a tuk tuk and an original Bangkok bus, as well as on foot. We ate in places we would never have discovered on our own and tasted food we wouldn't have otherwise tried. We will definitely do another food tour when are next in Bangkok.”
3-hour Chinatown Bangkok street food walk with expert guides, 10-12 tastings, Michelin-guide picks, bottled water, and $43 value.
“Excellent tour . Our guide TK was very knowledgeable, fun and witty . The area was very busy but he navigated us very well . Excellent food choices gave a real overview of street food in Chinatown . Best of all , very tasty food !”
A night ride in a classic tuk tuk through Bangkok’s temples and Chinatown, with Michelin tastings and temple views by the river.
“This is great value for money! So much fun and a great way to see Bangkok! Jeed was a great guide - very passionate!”
Night temples, a Chao Phraya cruise, shared tuk-tuk rides, Pak Khlong flower market, then Chinatown street food and dessert.
“I went to the meeting place 30 minutes before but could not find them. I was running around like madness looking for the guide. Waited for 1 hour and return to the hotel.”
Bangkok bike and food tour through backstreets, temples, and local family meals. Expect snacks, desserts, seasonal fruit, and great guides.
“Our guide France was very nice and helpful. The planned tour and his smooth execution of it really made my day.”
Bangkok Old Siam food tour with 15+ tastings, khlong canal boat, tuk-tuk ride, and Nang Loeng market stops in a small group.
“Amazing experience! We had O as our guide, and she was really friendly and engaged throughout the tour. The food, which there is an enormous amount of, was delicious, and the tour really takes you off the beaten track to places you could never imagine even finding let alone visiting! Would recommend to all foodies and anyone who wants an authentic Bangkok food experience amongst all of the hustle and bustle of the world's most touristy city.”
Bangkok by Night street food tour through Chinatown with 10+ tastings, dumplings, papaya salad, and cultural stops. Small group, 3 hours.
“The tour guide, Jan, was amazing. Having her made this activity exceed expectations. Jan was very knowledgeable and friendly. At one point she became hands on and assisted the food vendor as needed to avoid the group having a long wait. You’ll definitely won't be hungry with the approximately 9 dishes served. I would say this tour is must do. If you have Jan as your guide, you're in for a real treat.”
A 3-hour Bangkok night electric scooter tour with temple photo stops, local street food, and Pak Khlong Talat flower market at 24-hour hours.
“Such an amazing causal tour! So enjoyable and refreshing! Philip is the best, so positive, humorous and he took a lot of amazing pictures of us!”
Small-group bike and food tour in Bangkok, with floating markets, temple stops, and a local family meal. About 4.5 hours.
“it was amazing to see and experience the Bangkok where tourist typically don't go. Wat (not sure if that's how you spell his name) was fun and very knowledgeable. Every snack and meal was absolutely delicious. If you want a day where you burn more than 2000 cal try this for sure. Also wear shoes you can slip in and out of and do not wear wide leg pants (you'll have to roll them up if you do so they won't get dirty from the bike).”
Walk Bang Rak with a small local guide, tasting street food, wet-market bites, and royal Thai curry in a 4-hour food crawl.
“This tour was just myself and my guide, Sally. She did a great job! I let her know that I had been on a different food tour earlier in the week and she made sure that I got to try different things from that one. The map with basic phrases was helpful to keep track of where we went so I can come back later. Highly recommended!”
Bangkok Michelin food crawl by tuk-tuk with hotel pickup. Try mango sticky rice, fire-cooked pad thai, and Yaowarat donuts in 3.5 hours.
“We enjoyed the tour a lot. The Food was great. Our guide Tom was very knowledgable. He explained a lot about the food, traditions and history. There were several stops at sights with photo options. Would definitely do it again.”
Bangkok after dark by ferry and tuk-tuk, Wat Arun grounds, lotus folding at Pak Khlong Talat, then Chinatown street food.
“Katie was excellent. She was informative and went above and beyond making sure all attendees got to a taxi/train etc. Only a point on the tour as a whole is that lots of show taking off was required- maybe one or two less would have been labouring in the heat, even though once inside each temple they were stunning and different. The water taxi was great to include and also the fruit packs. An enjoyable day. Would recommend.”
