FOOD TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 11 bangkok food tours worth booking. A short list of the ones travellers come home raving about, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Walk Yaowarat backstreets on a 4-hour tour with 15+ tastings, Michelin-listed stalls, and a max-8 small group in Chinatown.
Most Popular“Great selection, great pace - many food items that were new - good stories and atmosphere from the beginning to the end. Guide Rainbow did a wonderful job, krengjai maak.”
Midnight Bangkok tuk-tuk food tour with 10+ Isan tastings, a rooftop beer facing Wat Arun, and the city’s biggest flower market.
“Great food and fantastic guide. The tuk tuk rides in between were so fun!”
Bangkok Chinatown backstreets with 15+ tastings, a small-group guide duo, and Thai-Chinese flavor history in about 4 hours for $59.
“Come hungry as there is so much good food on this tour. Our guide Rach and his assistant Aom took great care of us and not only provided a very fun experience, but also lots of insight into the local food culture and history. Food tours like this are a great way to find those…”
Michelin-style street food tour of Bangkok’s Chinatown by tuk tuk: noodles, doughnuts, crab fried rice, optional Jay Fai. $20
“Penny was such a wonderful guide. She was so informative. We had a great time.”
Old Siam Bangkok food tour with a klong boat cruise and 15+ tastings at Nang Loeng Market. Small group, local chef guides.
“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.”
3-hour Bangkok Chinatown walking food tour with Michelin Guide tastings, 10–12 dishes, and an expert-led street-food route.
“Great tour with authentic Chinese/Thai street food. Our guide Aey was fantastic - well organized, knowledgable and provided lots of local history or the Chinatown area. A fun evening with great food!”
Night tuk-tuk and Chao Phraya boat tour with Wat Arun glow, flower market and Chinatown street food plus dessert in about 3–4 hours.
“I went to the meeting place 30 minutes before but could not find them. I was running around like madness looking for the guide. Waited for 1 hour and return to the hotel.”
Small-group Bangkok Old Siam food tour with a canal boat and tuk-tuk, 15+ tastings, Nang Loeng history, $62 for 4 hours.
“This was by far the best food tour I've been on. Annie was fantastic and Mickey did a great job in organizing and getting the place set for the group's arrival. We got to try a lot of dishes that you wouldn't normally be exposed to as a foreigner and visited a lot of gems…”
Bangkok by night Chinatown food tour with 10+ tastings, small-group walking route, and cultural stops. From $46.99 per person.
“We had such a wonderful food tour with Jan. She is very knowledgeable and a lot of fun. This was our highlight on our trip to Bangkok.”
Ride an e-scooter through Bangkok’s night temples and markets, then feast on local street food ending at Pak Khlong Talat.
“We absolutely loved the tour! Phillip our guide was fantastic, going above and beyond to accommodate us. I personally don’t eat meat so Phillip went and got me a fish dish so I wasn’t left out. He was incredibly friendly, making sure everyone was comfortable throughout the trip and giving us lots of information about…”
Small-group bike and food tour in Bangkok’s west bank with temple stops, floating markets, and a home-cooked meal for about $60.
“it was amazing to see and experience the Bangkok where tourist typically don't go. Wat (not sure if that's how you spell his name) was fun and very knowledgeable. Every snack and meal was absolutely delicious. If you want a day where you burn more than 2000 cal try this for sure. Also wear shoes…”
