Bangkok · BANGKOK STREET FOOD TOURS
Fifteen tastings down a backstreet you would never have turned into, or a wok stop at two in the morning. These 15 walks and tuk-tuk runs are compared on how much food is actually included, how far you walk, how late they finish and what they cost.
Small-group Bangkok Chinatown food tour with 15+ tastings in Yaowarat backstreets, including Michelin-listed street stalls, 4 hours.
“Excellent food tour with a friendly and informative guide - highly recommended!”
Bangkok after dark by tuk-tuk with Isan street food, rooftop beer views of Wat Arun, and a flower market finish before midnight.
“Lots of food, fun tuktuk ride at night. Great view of the temples. Really good experience”
Walk Bangkok’s Yaowarat backstreets with a small group for 15+ tastings, Chinese-Thai food stories, and Michelin-listed street stops.
“We had the best time on this food walking tour. The food was incredible and every stop was so different and authentic. What made it extra special was visiting places we never would’ve discovered by ourselves. Our guide was friendly, knowlRead more”
Bangkok Chinatown street food by tuk tuk with Michelin-recommended bites, a small-group guide, and flexible drop-off options in 1 to 3 hours.
“Kay was lovely, my friend and I had a few food allergies and she catered for us and tried to find alternatives. She was really knowledgeable and had a very bubbly energy. Thank you for being so accommodating, Kay! Amanda & Hati”
Cruise Bangkok canals, eat 15+ Thai street-food favorites at Nang Loeng Market, and ride tuk tuks with a small local guide team.
“This was an amazing tour that includes both a boat ride down the canal and 2 tuk tuk rides. The food was diverse and a lot of dishes i had never tried before. It was definitely a great experience. Our tour guide Ann was amazing and explained everything in great detail.”
A 3-hour walk through Bangkok’s Chinatown with 10-12 Thai street-food tastings, Michelin Guide picks, and a guide who keeps you fed and moving.
“Our guide was so kind and funny. He really shared a lot about the history of the food and culture. As the tour went along if we showed interest in a food not on the tour, he stopped and got it for us to try. Come hungry because we ate a lot of food.”
Night boat on the Chao Phraya, lit temples, flower market, Giant Swing, then Chinatown street food and dessert for about $40.
“Great tour. The sights by night are amazing. The Tuk tuk was fun. Peach the guide was really good and knowledgeable”
Bangkok Old Siam Food Tour delivers 15+ tastings in 4 hours, plus canal boat and tuk-tuk, small group of 8, licensed guides, $62.
“Good tour guides, Bew and Am did a great job making sure everything flowed smoothly and the food kept coming.”
Bangkok night Chinatown food tour with 10+ tastings in 3 hours for $46.99, small group up to 12, guided street-food route.
“We did this tour on Christmas Day and had a wonderful experience with our tour guide, Jan. It was our first day in Bangkok but Jan texted us prior to the tour to give us detailed instructions on how to get to the meeting point. This tour was so much more than food tastings. We were given so much history about Thailand and the culture in addition to getting to try so many delicious dishes that we would have never come across on our own. Our favorite dishes of the night were the somtam, patonko and the pad kra pao. Jan took so many pictures and videos of our group…”
Ride an electric scooter through Bangkok’s night temples, cross the Chao Phraya by ferry, and eat street food plus 24-hour flower-market color.
“it was my first time on a e scooter! loved driving around the city”
A small-group bike and food tour through Bangkok’s local canals and markets, ending with temple stops and a train-market wrap-up.
“Fun and good food cooking class . Teacher was easy to understand and communicated well. Had a passion for cooking and answered all questions”
Walk Bang Rak with a local guide for 7+ tastings, a wet market, Chinese herbs, and a final royal Thai curry stop. Max 10 people.
“Overall it's a tour worth doing , we visited many tasty spots that we probably would never find. We had some of the best meals I've ever had in the little places or stalls that are included in this tour. I would give it 5 stars if the guide wouldn't run from one place to another without speaking to the group like she was in a hurry.”
Bangkok Michelin food tour by tuk-tuk with hotel pickup, 10+ Michelin dishes, mango sticky rice, pad thai fire show, and Chinatown bites.
“Fantastic tour! Tae was a wonderful guide…he was friendly, knowledgeable, and always made sure we were safe on the streets and well taken care of. This tour provided a great combination of food with interesting walks and tuk tuk rides in between food stops. We highly recommend!”
Nighttime tuk-tuk and river views in Bangkok, with Wat Arun, flower market lotus folding, then Chinatown street food and dessert.
“Racing around in the Tuk tuks and the flower market visit”
Bangkok Chinatown by night with a licensed guide, 6 food stops, bottled water, and an easy MRT meetup. About 2.5 hours.
“A nice experience of food tasting & experiancing a vibrant chinatown. Remeber to bring your camera, and an umbrella(just in case).”
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