MICHELIN STREET FOOD TOURS
Michelin started writing down street stalls and the queues have never recovered. The 7 tours below are built around listed addresses in Singapore, Bangkok and Hanoi, priced, timed, and clear about how many of the stops carry the sticker.
Taste Michelin Guide hawker dishes, local favorites, and Singaporean history on a small-group Chinatown food walk.
“The Hawker Tour was the highlight of my trip to Singapore. We had the pleasure of having Lisa as our tour guide and she did an incredible job. The communication was top tier, as well as the background on the Hawker stands and location. ThRead more”
Sample Michelin-listed street food in Bangkok’s Chinatown by tuk tuk, with noodles, doughnuts, fried rice, local stories, and practical tips.
“Alexza was such a cool vibe, would gladly join again!”
Taste Hanoi’s Michelin-recognized street food, egg coffee, and Old Quarter culture on a friendly three-hour walking tour.
“Great tour with Chris, showing us some really great food and very informative.”
Explore Bangkok’s Yaowarat Chinatown with 10+ tastings, Michelin-recognized stalls, local stories, and an English-speaking guide.
“Highly recommend this method to explore Chinatown in Bangkok. Our fellow travellers were all interesting and great to spend an evening with, but it was our guide Peak who made the evening so memorable! Every stop was amazing food served with insights from Peak's extensive knowledge and energy.”
Taste 10 Hanoi specialties, learn spring rolls, visit Bach Ma Temple, and see Train Street on a private 3.5-hour food tour.
“John was a great guide. He was engaging, knowledgeable, and great suggestions. Great tour and evening food tour.”
Taste Chiang Mai’s Michelin Guide street food, from pink noodles to khao soi, with a local guide, market walk, and three generous dishes.
“Really enjoyed spending a few hours with our guide, Natt. He’s got a good sense of humour and is really knowledgeable about all things edible! It was great fun and the dishes we tried were absolutely yummy. I’d never have found them on my own and it was great to learn more about ingredients, cooking styles and food culture in Thailand. Many thanks Natt!”
Taste Hanoi’s Michelin-nominated street food, from phở gà to egg coffee, with a local guide on a 2.5-hour Old Quarter walk.
“Our guide Olaf was excellent, really friendly and offered lots of recommendations for places to eat. All the food was excellent even the eel which surprised me.”
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