THAILAND · WHAT TO DO
The ones worth your time.
The 15 food & drink tours travellers book most, with what each one includes, who runs it, and what you pay.
2-hour Chao Phraya dinner cruise with Thai and international buffet, unlimited beer, and night shows—plus river views from three decks.
Small-group 4-hour Bangkok Chinatown backstreets food tour with 15+ tastings and Michelin-listed street stalls, led by two guides.
Ride a tuk tuk through Bangkok at night, snack on street food, and see Wat Prayoon and the Flower Market lit up after dark.
Midnight Bangkok tuk-tuk food tour with 10+ tastings, Isan snacks, Wat Arun rooftop views, and a flower market stop. $74.
“Lots of food, fun tuktuk ride at night. Great view of the temples. Really good experience”
Ride a tuk tuk through Bangkok’s Chinatown and taste Michelin-loved street food at iconic stops, with a guide to keep you on track.
3 hours of Bangkok Chinatown street food with a local guide and 10–12 Michelin Guide tastings. Walk, eat well, learn fast.
A 2-hour Luxury White dinner cruise on the Chao Phraya with free-flow beer and wine, buffet dinner, and Thai cabaret and dance shows.
Night boat, tuk-tuk temples, flower market, Giant Swing, and Chinatown street food with dessert. From $40.76.
“Our lasting opinion is that this activity was too long and was hit and miss in terms of our enjoyment. We left before the end, as it was seeming to drag.”
Cycle Bangkok’s backstreets with a small guide team, then eat your way through local street snacks, temple stops, and home-cooked meals.
Chiang Mai evening street food tour with a small group, hotel pickup, and Northern Thai night market dishes for $40 in 150 minutes.
A small-group Bangkok food tour with khlong canal boat views, tuk-tuk rides, and 15+ tastings at local stalls, markets, and classics.
4-hour Phuket Old Town food tour with 15+ tastings, small groups, and Burmese to royal Thai iced desserts.
Ride an e-scooter through Bangkok at night, stop at illuminated temples, and eat a guided street-food dinner plus Pak Khlong Talat flowers.
Learn to cook 3 popular Thai street foods in Ao Nang. Hands-on 150-minute class with PDF recipes and diet-friendly options.
Bike through Bangkok backstreets with a small group, tasting street snacks, bakery sweets, and a home-cooked meal, plus temples and local culture.
“The tour was wonderful to explore a different kind of Bangkok that’s more chill and feels cozier. We passed by different street vendors, a heritage cafe/museum and temples. I was lucky that no one else showed up so I got a private tour. Wat is an amazing guide, always making sure you are safe and…”
