THAILAND STREET FOOD TOURS
The 15 best thailand street food tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and how many tastings you actually get. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
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!”
Review of Chiang Mai’s small-group evening street food tour, with local guides, markets, 20 tastings, songthaew travel, value, and practical tips.
“Loved this food tour. Our guide, Mr. Goal, was incredibly friendly and helped foster a great chemistry for our small group. We went to one restaurant and three separate markets and tasted maybe 20+ dishes plus some liquor at the end of the night and they were all delicious. Mr. Goal did a great job of picking food representing different regions of the country, explaining the history and preparation of the food, and providing valuable color that made our experience incredible. We definitely visited a number of places I don't think we would've found without this tour. Would absolutely recommend this.”
Explore Bangkok by boat and tuk-tuk at night, from Wat Arun and flower markets to Chinatown street food, temples, and local 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”
Explore Chiang Mai’s evening markets with a local guide, tasting Northern Thai dishes, learning Thai food phrases, and enjoying hotel transfers.
“Excellent Guide Mr. Goal! Due to heavy Traffic spending quite some time in the car. But thats inevitable. Excellent food stops at different markets”
See Bangkok by e-scooter at night, with temples, Chinatown, flower markets, local food, ferries, and a small group guide.
“Well organised tour, esp the inner alleyway with less traffic. Guide Phillip was versed, patience, thoughtful and jovial. So memorable of bangkok road user-friendly residents. safe for us all times”
Learn three Thai dishes in Ao Nang with a friendly chef, flexible menus, vegetarian choices, recipes, photos, and great value.
“We had New for our morning cooking class. It was such an amazing experience I’m so glad we done it. We had a smaller group which was great, made it a more personal experience. I’m a vegetarian and was fully catered for, she even substituted the sauces for me which was a nice touch. New was so friendly, highly recommend this to anyone passing through AO Nang.”
See Bangkok after dark by river and tuk-tuk, visit Wat Arun and the flower market, then enjoy street food in Chinatown for $40.
“We really enjoyed riding the boat- our tour was timed perfectly- we got to enjoy sunset on the river, with a spectacular view of the temple in the background. We then got to ride around on the tuk tuk to various other locations around the city. The flower market is amazing! Tina was an excellent host, very kind and informative! Riding the tuk tuk is so fun! We also really enjoyed seeing Chinatown- the street food dinner at the end was delicious!”
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 Thai specialties with a private local guide in Chiang Mai, with flexible routes, temple stops, market visits, and vegetarian options.
“Naphat is kind, friendly and will tailor your food experience to what you like. It's ALOT of food so come with a very empty stomach! We had the best time and loved everything she recommended. Highly recommend this tour!”
Review of Bangkok’s Chinatown night food tour, with 12 tastings, local guides, Thai-Chinese dishes, price advice, and practical tips.
“Alice was amazing. The tour was phenomenal - had a large selection of different and tasty food during our Chinatown food tour. I would do this tour again and would dive straight for the pepper soup”
Explore Takua Pa from Khao Lak with a tsunami museum, Kong Kha Temple, old town architecture, and a local food market.
“Amazing Tour! Our guide was exceptional, friendly, warm & welcoming. Truly wonderful afternoon.”
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 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 Bangkok’s Chinatown through Thai curry, satay, noodles, mango sticky rice, and expert local guidance on a three-hour small-group tour.
“We had a great time wandering around Chinatown on this food tour. Our guide was very friendly and knowledgeable. The food was so tasty. Highly recommend”
Taste nine Thai street foods while exploring Charoenkrung murals, Talat Noi, temples, markets, and Bangkok’s old riverside neighborhoods.
“La sido una maravilla! “MR Thai” compartió conmigo conocimientos de historia, política, cultura y comida. Lo único por decir es que varias de las comidas propuestas ya las había probado.”
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