Thailand · FOOD & DRINK
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 15 food & drink experiences worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
2-hour Chao Phraya dinner cruise with buffet Thai and international food, free-flow beer, Thai dance, cabaret, and night views.
“We were kindly secured an upper deck seat because we were celebrating our anniversary. We had the best night! What a way to enjoy our last night in Bangkok.”
Bangkok after dark by tuk-tuk: temples and Chinatown, Pak Khlong Talat flower market, plus dinner, snacks, and dessert for $79.08.
“Fun experience seeing the city by night and trying lots of local tastes of Bangkok. Great way to see the city.”
Small-group Chinatown walking food tour with 15+ tastings, 8-9 stops, Michelin street eats, and backstreet alleys in Yaowarat.
“The guides were really nice people, it was overall a very pleasant afternoon.”
Bangkok midnight tuk-tuk food tour with guided street food stops, Isaan flavors, Pak Khlong flower market, and a rooftop bar view.
“The tour was incredible! Our guide was Gimao and she was very personable, professional, and funny. She told us all about Bangkok and explained each dish. We even got to see how some dishes were made. It was also nice to have the Tuk Tuks take us back to our hotels at the end of the tour. Fair warning: show up with an empty stomach. There was a lot of delicious food!”
Bangkok at night by tuk tuk, with Wat Prayoon lighting, flower market, Chinatown tastings, and enough food to skip dinner.
“It was fun to see the city with Sasa. We enjoyed all the stops and the dinner .”
A midnight Bangkok street-food tour by tuk-tuk with 10+ tastings, Isan favorites, and a rooftop beer view of Wat Arun.
“Lots of food, fun tuktuk ride at night. Great view of the temples. Really good experience”
Phuket Old Town tour with 15+ tastings, Southern Thai flavors, Burmese curries, noodles, fruit and desserts, in a small group.
“Excellent, Excellent tour....food was GREAT, Cat the tour guide was Great. Go hungry! I highly recommend this tour”
Bangkok Chinatown backstreets with 15+ tastings, small-group walking, and a two-person guide team. Great value at $59 for food lovers.
“Ploy was a wonderful guide! She explained the stories behind many of the foods and places we stopped at along the way. It’s great that they work in pairs as every stop was ready for us when we arrived. Highly recommend this tour for trying street food in Bangkok Chinatown!”
Night tuk tuk through Bangkok Chinatown with a small-group English guide, Michelin-recommended street bites, and optional Jay Fai.
“The best! our guide was so fun! Had other tourists and locals laughing the entire time.”
Klong boat and tuk tuks with a small group for 15+ Thai tastings at Nang Loeng Market, 4 hours with a local chef.
“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 to 12 Thai street foods, and a multilingual local guide.
“Tina was an excellent guide on our great small group food tour. Introduced to different street food I wouldn’t have been brave enough to try without a guide.”
Chiang Mai night street food tour with hotel pickup, small-group max 8, Thai ordering help, songthaew rides, and tastings for $42.39.
“Vast variety of food - mains, desserts & even a little drink at the end. Super-attentive, thoughtful & informative guide. Definitely broadened both the food we tried and where we ate - we wouldn’t have got round four night markets in one evening under our own steam. Good value for money.”
2-hour Bangkok Chao Phraya luxury dinner cruise from ICONSIAM with free-flow beer and wine, buffet, cabaret, and Thai dance.
“View of Bangkok city, starters of food, ladies entertaiment”
Night-lit Bangkok by ferry and tuk-tuk, Wat Arun and temples, Pak Khlong flower market, then Chinatown street food and dessert. 3 to 4 hours.
“We had a wonderful day with our fantastic tour guide Bee, he was a nice friendly guy and very knowledgeable. He explained so much to us about the history of Bangkok and the places we visited and took us for some lovely food. He was patient too, we arrived on time but as we’d spent quite a lot of time walking and travelling by train some of us needed the toilet and since there wasn’t going to be one around for at least an hour we had to rush to the local department store. This took us some time but thankfully we didn’t miss the boat. If I was giving…”
Cycle Bangkok backstreets on a small-group bike-and-food route with temple stops and a big street-food feast, ending with a family-style meal.
“Amazing tour! Chris and Mo are incredibly nice people. They are passionate about what they do and they brought us to very nice spots in Bangkok We ate with locals really authentic and tasty food as well as visited nice buddhist temples If you want a nice experience this tour is for you!”
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