Thailand · STREET FOOD TOURS IN BANGKOK
Good street food tours in Bangkok fill up weeks ahead in high season; the great ones go first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
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.”
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…”
Ride an e-scooter through Bangkok at night, photo-stop temples, cross the river by ferry, and eat local street food plus 24-hour flowers.
“very happy with the tour, Tommy was a great guide and really knowledgeable would recommend this tour”
Night tuk-tuk and river boat tour from BTS Saphan Taksin to Wat Arun, Pak Khlong Talat, and Chinatown street food meal.
“Paula was a great guide! I absolutely loved how informative she was about everything we saw. She has such a kind personality and when we come again with our extended family we will be booking with her :)”
Bangkok evening street food by tuk tuk: small-group market stops, alley bites, and Chinatown desserts, with beer and Thai tastings.
“Our tour guide Jesse was phenomenal with such energy and passion for Thai food and Bangkok generally. The food was amazing and we felt like we were learning the entire time. Your was carefully planned with a variety of foods and locations throughout the city. Great for exploring less common Thai food that we otherwise wouldn’t have known about.”
Small-group Chinatown street food tour in Bangkok with expert guide. Try Thai curry, satay, noodles, mango sticky rice and coconut ice cream.
“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”
A 4-hour Bangkok street art and street food walk with 9 tastings, Charoenkrung Road murals, Talat Noi streets, and Holy Rosary Church.
“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.”
A small-group 2.5-hour Bangkok Chinatown and Talad Noi street food walk with Thai and Chinese bites, plus Holy Rosary Church and Chow Sue Kong Shrine.
“Not perfectly organized: 1. Started late. 2.The meeting point was neither close to the tour area nor to our hotels ( for the both participants of the tour) and we ended up crossing the traffic of China Town a few times because of that reason.The tour itself was a little boring. We were walking through similar crowded streets in Chinatown. The problem that its hard to find general overview tour in Bangkok city. Pros: The tour was with local nice lady who wanted to tell us a lot about her city. We received valuable new information about Bangkok and its population.”
Bangkok by tuk tuk at night with a smart guide, street food tastings, classic noodles, and photo stops at iconic landmarks for $65.
“The guide was amasing. tolv US about historia and about thailand food very good guide thank you so muck”
Sample six Thai-Chinese street foods on a 150-minute Bangkok Chinatown night walk with an English guide. $49.
“Sophie was amazing, a VIP experience with delicious food and some fun facts about Bangkok/Thailand. Can highly reccomend.”
Bangkok electric tuk-tuk street food tour in Thonburi, with Wang Lang tastings, artisan crafts at Baan Bu, and Pak Khlong Talat flowers.
“PK was amazing. She was one of the best guides we have had in Bangkok. She made the tour fun and educational at the same time. The tuk-tuk ride was also very nice.”
Explore Bangkok by e-scooter with a small guide group, shortcutting to quieter sights and enjoying included street food stops, plus a ferry crossing.
“I have mixed feelings about this tour. Zipping round the windy narrow lanes in the residential areas on an electric scooter was fun but not for anyone a little bit nervous about riding a scooter. Although the guide's English was fairly good, he givRead more”
Taste Chinese-Thai street food in Talat Noi, visit Holy Rosary Church and Chow Sue Kong Shrine, end by Si Phraya.
“Lots of great history lessons on the neighborhood - thanks for everything!”
Bangkok Chinatown street food tour with 6 stops, 8+ tastings, and Thai-Chinese classics near Hua Lamphong, led by a local guide.
“The tour was great. We were in streets and street kitchens that we would never have been on our own - and it was great! Jan was a wonderful guide... Highly recommended!”
Private tuk tuk night in Bangkok with Lebua Sky Bar views, Yaowarat street food, and top sights, plus a Michelin-star dish. 8 hours.
“seeing Bangkok by tuk tuk was amazing, highly recommend to anyone, great guide and great value for money.”
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