Thailand · THAI STREET FOOD TOURS
15 reviewed
There are 15 thai street food tours covered on this site and these 15 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and the details that actually separate them are all below. One choice here and the rest of the itinerary follows.
A small-group walking food tour through Yaowarat backstreets with 15+ tastings, Michelin-listed stalls, and real Chinatown context.
“So amazing! Guide was fab, just wished we had done this our first night in Bangkok so we could have used all of the helpful insights!”
Bangkok Chinatown backstreets food tour with 15+ tastings, a small group of 8, 4 hours, guide with an assistant, $59.
“We had an incredible experience on this food tour and cannot recommend it enough. Our guide Ant was outstanding - knowledgeable, warm, and genuinely passionate about Thai food and culture. She explained everything so clearly, took us to amazing spots we never would have found on our own, and made the whole evening feel effortless and fun. The helpers were wonderful as well, making sure everything ran smoothly and that we were always comfortable. The pacing, variety of food, and organization were excellent. What truly made this experience extra special was that I mentioned we were celebrating my husband’s birthday, and the team went above and beyond to make it…”
Michelin-guided Chinatown street food tour by tuk tuk in Bangkok. Small-group tastings and optional Jay Fai, 1 to 3 hours. From $20.
“Our guide Alexa was great. He provided number of different facts to learn about during the tour. Besides that Ann Guay Tiew Kia Gai was definitely a great place to visit. Be prepared for a lot of people in Chinatown.”
Small-group Chiang Mai night market street food tour with hotel pickup, songthaew rides, Thai ordering help, and water and tastings included.
“Amazing time with our guide! Knowledgeable, efficient and very personable! We tried so many new foods!”
Night tuk tuk through Chinatown and temples, with Michelin Thai tastings, photo stops at Wat Traimit and Wat Arun, and Pad Thai on Khao San.
“A really fun Tuk-Tuk tour & great value for money. We visited Temples, ate delicious food in China Town & Khao San Road. We also walked through the flower market. At each stop we were given a good amount of time to explore & the racing around in the modified Tuk-Tuks was hilarious! I definitely recommend this as a great way to see Bangkok come alive at night.”
Bangkok at night by ferry and shared tuk-tuks, Wat Arun glow, flower market stops, then Chinatown street food 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.”
Chiang Mai evening street food tour with hotel pickup, small-group nights at 2 markets, and guided tastings from Kanom Jeen to sweets.
“Northen TH Food is amazing! Prepare to be so full both from the food and from the experience! I would have not been able to order everything we ate as a solo traveler 🤣 and that alone proves the value you get from this tour.”
Bangkok by Night street-food tour through Chinatown with 10+ tastings, small-group up to 12, and big-city sights in about 3 hours.
“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”
Bangkok at night by electric scooter, temple photos, local street food, and a 24-hour flower market, all guided for small groups.
“This was an amazing tour. Tommy was an amazing guide, one of the best ways to see the city. Seen so many back street things that you would never get the chance to see by yourself. Highly recommend, a must!!!”
Cook 3 popular Thai street-food favorites in Ao Nang. Hands-on class, vegan options, and a PDF recipe book included.
“very nice experience. it was only 2 hours but there were few people. we did papaya salad, pad thai and white soup (you can choose). some of the ingredients were already prepared (onion, carrot, lime, etc) so it speeds up. difficult to catch Grab on the way back ;)”
Cycle Bangkok’s backstreets in a small group, visit Wat Khun Chan and Wat Nak Prok, and snack in Thonburi’s local markets.
“Great way to explore Bangkok behind the scenes and at a slow pace to be able to embrace . Thai people are soo welcoming as well . You will have a fab time .”
Bangkok Michelin food tour by tuk-tuk with hotel pickup, mango sticky rice, Michelin pad thai, and Yaowarat Chinese donuts, 10+ dishes.
“My experience was great. Our guide was knowledgeable and personable. And she was always right when it came to telling us how good the food was. Definitely recommend the smaller group tours because it allows you to meet and speak with your fellow tourists. We were a group of 6.”
Night tuk-tuks, Chao Phraya boat views of Wat Arun, Pak Khlong Talat flowers, and simple Chinatown street food for $40.
“Great time with our guide Paula - she managed a large group of us smoothly and always with a smile on her face! Highly recommend”
3-hour Yaowarat food tour with Michelin-recognized stalls, 10+ Thai-Chinese tastings, small group guide, and sweet tea finish.
“This food tour surpassed all my expectations. Peak, our guide, was so much fun. I loved her energy. We visited some amazing food stalls and had some of the best food I've ever had in Bangkok. This tour is a must, but be sure to go hungry because there are plenty of delicious tastings. My favorite stop was the mango sticky rice and the secret bar 🙂.”
Private 3-hour Chiang Mai street food tour with a local guide, 10 tastings, and city sights, tailored to your tastes.
“Our guide was great - knowledgeable, professional, helpful, and fun. The foods we tried were really good, and it was a great way to see parts of Chiang Mai that we otherwise would not have visited.”
