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Chinatown - Bangkok - The largest Chinatown street in Bangkok. Enjoy a variety of food along Chinatown road, including a 40-year-old restaurant known for its pork leg, Michelin Guide-recommended snacks and desserts, a noodle restaurant hidden in an old movie theater, and the most tropical curries and rice in Chinatown.
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Yi Kor Hong Shrine - A popular shrine among gamblers and those involved in “side-line” businesses. Brief background: Yi Kor Hong was a millionaire from China who came to Thailand during the reign of King Rama III.
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Wat Khanikaphon (Wat Mai Yai Faeng) - A private Thai temple in the Maha Nikaya tradition of Buddhism.
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Grand China Bangkok - Features the most beautiful rooftop where our guide will take you for a photo stop (only for the 4-5pm session). Note: Some dates may not be available due to it being a private rooftop.
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Satay Jae Aeng - One of the most famous satay stands in Chinatown Bangkok, offering three delicious dishes to try.
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ขาหมูตีสาม เจริญกรุง25 - A pork leg restaurant that has been open for over 40 years, known as one of the most popular local vendors among residents.
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Jok One Table - A Thai-Chinese cuisine vendor that is difficult to get a reservation for, but offers one of the most famous dishes from their menu, highly popular among locals. They have also been featured in the Michelin Guide.
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Khao Gaeng Jek Pui (Je Chie) - A beloved local rice and curry vendor where you can try green or red curry. Delicious!
- Try 10-12 Foods on this food tour
- Fun Local Guide with small group
- Grand Chiana rooftop view (depend on date and time)
- Michelin Star Food Tasting
- Walking tour of the bustling Bangkok Chinatown
- The best street food in Bangkok
- Gratuities
- Beverage at Grand Chiana rooftop
We don’t think you will be able to eat everything… There is a lot of food!
Be introduced to the vibrant flavours of Bangkok as you try an eclectic mix of Thai and Chinese food on this guided walking tour. Learn about some traditional food and end your tour on sweet note with two mouthwatering desserts.
Meet your guide in the bustling Chinatown area and begin your foodie adventure. Slurp up some revitalizing glass noodle soup, tuck into some satay, and munch on some crunchy fish cake. Sip on a strange but delicious local drink and chew on some scrumptious egg noodles.
Enjoy a green curry and be amazed by a treat from a special vendor that has earned a prestigious Michelin Star. Have fun as you uncover how amazing the food is in Bangkok. Learn about the city through its excellent cuisine.
Finish your tour by indulging in some sweets before returning to your meeting point with a full stomach.
Vegetarians and other restrictive diets: it’s hard for us to find substitutes :(
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
