The 7 Best Michelin Street Food Tours in Bangkok

1.Michelin Guide Street Food Tour by Tuk Tuk

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 1,274 reviews · 1 - 3 hours · from $20Our pick

Spend one to three hours tasting Bangkok street food in Chinatown with an English-speaking guide such as Mike, Kay, Tito or Alexza. Ride by tuk tuk between hand-picked stalls, try noodles, Chinese doughnuts and fried rice, and consider optional stops near Jay Fai and Teens of Thailand.

“The guide was amazing and took us to several incredible places. There was lots of food and it was all delicious. I highly recommend it.”

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2.Tuk Tuk Adventure Chinatown Michelin Food & Temples

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 725 reviews · 1 - 3 hours · from $18Best value

Join an English-speaking guide such as Terry, Jenny or Jeed for a fast-moving tuk tuk tour through Chinatown. Choose one, two or three hours, with stops at Wat Traimit, Yaowarat, the flower market and temples, plus Michelin-recommended tastings.

“Lovely evening night time tuk tuk and walking tour”

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3.Chinatown Food Tour with Michelin Food Stalls

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 226 reviews · 3 hours · from $36

Spend three evening hours in Yaowarat with a guide such as Peak, Eve, Na, or Sunday, tasting 10 or more Thai-Chinese dishes at local stalls and Michelin-recognized food stops. The walk begins at Wat Mangkon and ends at Chinatown Gate, with history, tea, desserts, and plenty of food along the way.

“Our guide, Peak, was excellent and a real delight. Quickly, she was able to establish a wonderful rapport with ourselves and the entire group. She was enthusiastic, very knowledgeable , humorous and attentive. We tasted over 10 types of delicious foods and drinks at 10 different establishments, including two great Michelin awarded restaurants. When the tour ended, she went above and beyond, by organizing, arranging and bargaining with transportation back to our hotel. Simply amazing!”

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4.Bangkok Night Michelin Foodie Tour in Chinatown with 15+ tastings

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 189 reviews · from $56Top rated

Join a local guide such as Kwan, Shin, or Chris for a three-hour walking feast through Bangkok’s Chinatown. With a maximum of seven people, you’ll sample dumplings, dim sum, pad Thai, noodles, doughnuts, mango sticky rice, and more at restaurants and street stalls.

“Our experience with Kawan and the food tasting was an excellent one. KWAN, knew all the spots to take us to and she had tables booked and food ordered by the time we got to the restaurants. Amazing trip. Thank you KWAN.”

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5.Bangkok Michelin Food Tour (3 Stops, 8 tastings)

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 33 reviews · from $65

Meet at Sam Yot MRT for a 3.5-hour small-group food walk through old Bangkok. You will visit Wat Thepthidaram, eat at Michelin-listed local shops, sample eight dishes, ride an electric tuk-tuk, and finish with mango sticky rice. Groups are limited to eight.

“Excellent and well organised. Interesting. Well spaced. Really good tour. Would recommend highly. Good variety of food.”

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6.Michelin Guide Street Eats by Tuk Tuk: Bangkok Night Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 16 reviews · from $63

Meet your local guide at River City Bangkok for a three-hour Chinatown food walk by tuk tuk. Try fishball noodles, Chinese doughnuts, rolled rice noodles, and crab fried rice, then hear about Jay Fai. Guide Yui is praised for keeping the group moving and finding seats.

“I loved this tour! Our guides were fun, informative and energetic. The food was delicious and it was amazing to be immersed in the culture. I would highly recommend!!”

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7.Michelin Street Eats by Tuk-Tuk Guided Food Tour

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 4 reviews · from $65

Start at Hua Lamphong at 5 pm for a five-hour small-group night tour. Ride by tuk-tuk to the Giant Swing, Michelin-listed pad Thai, Saphan Khao Market, Pak Khlong Talat flower market, and a riverside rooftop bar. Dao may lead, though guide assignment can vary.

“While Dao was a friendly guide her tour was not value for money. It was very poorly planned and we visited only 1 Michelin restaurant which was in fact average food. The street food part was only one small market and Dao had no clear plan to lead tastings. Having been Read more”

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