Thailand · FOOD TOURS IN BANGKOK
The 15 best food tours in Bangkok you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Taste 15+ Thai-Chinese dishes on a four-hour Chinatown walk, with Michelin-listed stalls, tiny groups, and lively backstreet food stops.
“One of the most incredible food tours I have ever done. This is something you should not miss if you’re in this amazing city! :)”
Taste 15+ Bangkok street foods in Chinatown, from satay to soy sauce ice cream, with a small group, two guides, and backstreet stops.
“Excellent tour and wonderful guide! We tested more than 15 different foods, all of them yummy! Bottled water was provided and bathroom stops were clean and hygienic!”
Ride a tuk tuk through Bangkok Chinatown for Michelin-listed noodles, doughnuts, fried rice, local stories, and optional Jay Fai stop.
“The places to visit were icon and special. Guide P was great!”
Taste 15+ Thai specialties, cruise Bangkok canals, and ride a tuk tuk to local markets on this four-hour small-group food tour.
“Fantastic tour! The dishes we tried were varied and very local. The cold water throughout was very much appreciated on a hot Bangkok day! Johnny the guide was funny, knowledgeable and friendly. We took several different modes of transport as we are our way around Bangkok. Would definitely recommend!”
Eat your way through Bangkok Chinatown with 10 to 12 Michelin Guide tastings, local stories, and expert guidance for $43.
“Our guide Tina was absolutely fantastic. Super friendly and so knowledgeable- she took us to some really nice spots. The Thai chicken green curry and Thai sausages were so good! Good tour to get introduced to local food stalls if you’re overwhelmed by the many places in Chinatown :)”
See Bangkok after dark by river, tuk-tuk, and foot, with Wat Arun, temples, the flower market, Chinatown, dinner, and dessert.
“The tour was fine but not great. Although the guide was very nice and friendly, the tour itself felt rushed, impersonal, and the Tuk-tuk rides were quick and unmemorable. The stops were okay. There is no hotel pickup and traffic in Bankok is pretty bad. Make sure you leave plenty of time to get to the meeting place.”
Taste 15+ Thai dishes, cruise Bangkok’s khlong canals, ride a tuk-tuk, and explore Nang Loeng Market in a small four-hour food tour.
“I wouldn't change a thing. it was a terrific tour.”
Taste 10 or more Thai dishes on a small-group Bangkok night tour through Chinatown, with local stories, street stalls, dessert, and drinks.
“Jan was our guide and she knocked it out of the park. We had multiple tastings at many different locations. It dish was unique so it made for a fun adventure. I did enjoy that we walked the whole tour as you do eat a lot of good. ( I encouragRead more”
Ride Bangkok after dark, cross the Chao Phraya, sample local street food, and visit temples, Chinatown, and the flower market by e-scooter.
“I had such a great time on this tour. It was wonderful seeing different parts of Bangkok I hadn’t seen before. Our guide Phillip was super warm and lovely. Would recommend.”
Ride through backstreet Bangkok, visit temples and markets, and share local food with a Thai family on this four-and-a-half-hour bike tour.
“A must-do experience for those wanting a backstreets (off the tourist path) experience in Bangkok. Temples, markets, amazing food and wonderful guides - incredible day. Thank you Chris and Mor for you patience and kindness.”
Taste Bang Rak street food, market snacks, Thai sweets, noodles, curry, and local drinks on a four-hour small-group walk.
“Food and guide, Bella was fantastic. Really enjoyed the variety and locations.”
See Bangkok after dark by ferry and tuk-tuk, visit Wat Arun and the flower market, then finish with street food in Chinatown.
“Tac was an amazing guide - thank you. We had the best trip. My three teens thoroughly enjoyed it too. Highly recommend a great way to see the fabulous city of Bangkok”
Explore Bangkok Chinatown by night with six food stops, local guides, street dishes, temples, and practical tips for a $55 walking tour.
“Sophie was a great guide, knowledgeable and had good stories. Also flexible with my diet (don’t eat seafood, but my wife does). Also nice to get out and see a bit of Chinatown.”
Taste 10-plus Thai-Chinese dishes, visit Michelin-recognized stalls, and explore Bangkok’s Yaowarat with a friendly small-group guide.
“Amazing food! Took us to great spots and was very knowledgeable and fun! We had Peak as our guide, she was the greatest! Can’t recommend enough!”
Explore Bangkok after dark by tuk tuk, sampling local street food, markets, desserts, and beer with a guide in a small group.
“We took the tour with 2 other couples. Great experience. Food was very good, we saw a lot of the city too and the guide (Bee and her team) were excellent.”
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