Worldwide · DINING EXPERIENCES
Good dining experiences sell out weeks ahead and the small-group ones go first. Below: the 9 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Taste six Neapolitan specialties at La Pignasecca Market, from frittatina and seafood to sfogliatella, with a local guide.
“Amazing experience! The guide was friendly and very knowledgeable. We tried fried pizza, sfogliatella, cuoppo, and more – everything was delicious! Perfect for anyone who wants to discover Naples while walking through its lively streets. Highly recommended!”
Taste Cambodian street food by tuk tuk, from rice noodles and curry to fried insects, markets, local stories, and a Khmer wooden house bar.
“The tour was great, loads of good food options but there is a lot of it so do not eat before as you won’t manage everything! Our tour guide was really sweet as well and made the tour a lot more memorable :)”
Taste Saigon street food at sunset, from beef stew noodles to street beer, with a local guide, small group, and 2.5 km city walk.
“An outstanding family experience and a must do. Dave was a fabulous host who was very knowledge and we thoroughly enjoyed his company. We tried some amazing street food and had a wonderful time exploring areas we would not otherwise have been. Highly recommend! Don’t leave HCMC until you’ve done this!”
Taste Cambodian street food by tuk-tuk in Siem Reap, from Lort Cha and rice noodles to fried insects, markets, beer, and local stories.
“Hong is by far one of the best food tour guides I have had the pleasure to work with. Honest, genuine and supportive of our requests. The only thing she couldn’t provide was the extra stomach we failed to bring to accommodate all the underrated culinary gems in Siem Reap. On another note, Siem Reap, is more than its prized Kampot Pepper, but a true gem that shouldn’t be swept with its closer neighbors as Vietnam and Thailand. Some shades but totally different. Work with Hong, the only food guide I would recommend for Siem Reap.”
Taste 12+ Bangkok street foods, ride tuk-tuks past night landmarks, and finish in Chinatown with hotel pickup included.
“Our foodie tour guide took us to a food market with many stalls variety of food types. He identified and explained food items that were local to the area and help us select food items that were delicious and safe. We had the pleasure of eating Michelin rated food in unassuming locations. The food that we sampled was exceptional and the Tour exceeded our expectations. We highly recommend it.”
Taste up to 15 Balinese dishes, visit Gianyar Night Market, sample babi guling and Luwak coffee, and explore local culture for $53.
“Tawan was an amazing guide. He taught us so much about Bali and the culture. This tour is way more than just a food tour. Do not miss this one! Highly recommend for a day you will not soon forget.”
Review of Da Nang By Night, a motorbike city tour with seafood dinner, night market bargaining, Dragon Bridge views, and Han River cruise.
“Our tour guide Lynn was exceptional, great English and very accomodating to all of our needs. Her knowledge exceeded expectations and was happy to answer any questions!!”
Taste Mombasa Old Town street food, from mshikaki to sugarcane juice, while learning about Swahili culture on a guided walk.
“I was very disappointed with this tour. From the beginning, the guide made me feel uncomfortable by saying “Why do you look so serious?” instead of a normal welcome. Throughout the tour, whenever I asked questions, she laughed or dismissed them as if they were silly. For example, when I asked about a spice, she replied “Don’t you cook?” – which felt rude and unprofessional. This attitude continued the whole time and gave me a very negative experience. I had been really looking forward to the tour :(”
Taste Nairobi through nyama choma, ugali, chapati, and Swahili dishes on a private five-hour food tour with hotel pickup and lunch.
“Not for people without “intestinal fortitute” or who get easily disgusted. Grossly overpriced. Dinner for two at the best restaurant In Nairobi costs $85. This tour costs $107 a piece.”
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