Bangkok · FOOD
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 food experiences justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
See Bangkok after dark by tuk-tuk, with temples, Chinatown, the 24-hour flower market, street snacks, dinner, and local guides.
“Kevin, our guide, was fantastic. He was very patient and knowledgeable. Fun way to see the sites. Great dinner too!”
Sample 15+ Thai-Chinese street foods on a four-hour Chinatown walk, with Michelin-listed stops, tiny groups, and expert local guides.
“loved loved loved it. Oh and Ohm were incredible. It was such a great way to get to know the area and culture. super yummy. sometimes the portions were a little large and I didn't like the waste but you for sure need to pace yourself for all the yummy things on the tour!”
Ride Bangkok by tuk-tuk, eat local noodles and Isaan food, visit the flower market, and finish with Wat Arun views from a rooftop bar.
“We had a wonderful experience with our tour guide ICE. He was full of energy, caring and a lot of fun! What an experience riding in a tuk tuk on a Friday night. Never seen so much crazy traffic but the drivers were very good! Bankok has thousands of street food places! This tour took us to some unique and high quality food places and in most cases we ate inside a small restaurant. ICE went above and beyond. He provided a birthday cake for a guy in the group for everyone to share! I would highly recommend the tour. It was an experience we wo t forget!”
Explore Bangkok Chinatown through 15+ street-food tastings, backstreet stops, Michelin-listed vendors, and a small group of eight or fewer.
“This was an incredible food experience. Our guide Annie was thoughtful, enthusiastic and made us feel so welcome in Bangkok. She was incredibly knowledgeable regarding food, cultures, and history. The food was absolutely amazing. Could not have asked for a better experience”
Ride Bangkok by tuk tuk through Chinatown, sampling Michelin Guide street food, noodles, doughnuts, and crab fried rice with a local guide.
“Alex aka as Alexa the guide who opens windows guided us to great street Food Restaurants at China Town. A very nice evening with excellent food, save transport and a lot of fun.”
Eat 15+ local Thai specialties, cruise an old Bangkok canal, ride tuk-tuks, and explore Nang Loeng Market with a small group.
“15 dishes overall. Very filling and was satisfied with the overall experience. Tried three different curry dishes and there were about 5 dessert dishes...all yummy.”
Taste 10 to 12 Thai and Chinese dishes, visit Michelin Guide food stalls, and explore Bangkok Chinatown with a local guide.
“The guide was excelente, very kind, a really nice person, and the food was delicious!!! There was so much food, more than I expected.”
Ride Bangkok by tuk tuk at night, taste Michelin-recommended Thai food, see glowing temples, Chinatown, the flower market, and Khao San Road.
“Our tour guide was Nyx and we did the 3 hour tour. We had a great time and saw quite a bit of Chinatown. We made 3-4 stops for food tasting that she recommended all inclusive f the tour price. We the 3 hour tour we ended up in the area of backpackers row. I was worried about getting back to the hotel after reading some of the other reviews but she helped us call a taxi via our GRAB and waited with us until we were picked up. All in all, great fun riding the tuk tuks and great experience.”
See Bangkok after dark by river, tuk-tuk, and foot, with Wat Arun, temples, the flower market, Chinatown food, and dessert.
“Great experience seeing Bangkok Bella our tour guide was very friendly and gave us loads of information, Be wary it can be very busy”
Cycle Bangkok’s backstreets, temples, canals, and local food stops, ending with a home-cooked meal for $59 in a small English-speaking group.
“Our Tour guide Sky was a very knowledgeable local with many local ties in the areas we toured. Was interesting to see the back street shortcuts and taste the local cuisine sometimes prepared in ones Thai home. Most pleasant part for me was not walking all day to see the sights for the first time in a week !”
Taste 15+ Thai dishes, cruise Bangkok’s khlong canals, and ride a tuk-tuk through local food districts on this intimate four-hour tour.
“Exactly what it advertised. A chance to try really good, authentic Thai food in places you wouldn’t have used on your own, and what to choose. And the use of public transport and the joy and enthusiasm of the guide. First class. You won’t go hungry!”
Eat your way through Bangkok’s Chinatown with 10+ tastings, local stories, and a small group for $46.99. Come hungry and wear good shoes.
“Really good food most from places as a tourist I would have never found Jan our tour guide was wonderful and very informative about the History of Bangkok’s Chinatown I would highly recommend and if you can try to get Jan”
See Bangkok’s temples, alleyways, Chinatown, street food, and flower market by e-scooter on a lively three-hour night tour.
“BEST EXPERIENCE EVER 🤩 we would never be able to see Bangkok the way we saw it thanks to put your guide Philip, can't recommend more!!!”
Cycle through Bangkok’s backstreets, temples, markets, and family kitchens on a small-group tour with generous local food stops.
“Awesome experience. Very educational and interesting. The physicality of the ride was enjoyable and made the food taste that much better. Sky and Aoi were excellent guides. Their acknowledge and attentiveness was really amazing. I will go again and try to be on their tour.”
Explore Bang Rak on foot with a local guide, tasting Thai street food, market snacks, noodles, curry, sweets, and drinks in a small group.
“Katy was a great tour guide. She took our group to restaurants that were located in some of the back alleys of Bang Rak. We tried traditional Thai and Chinese dishes, and received education on the background of the many different cultures, people and food that together, define this vibrant city. Katy is a teacher by profession, so it stands to reason that we started the tour with some learning goals and objectives. Throughout the tour, Katy would consistently refer back to them as she discussed the history surrounding the areas we were in, and the food we were eating. Then, at the end of the evening, we debriefed as…”
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