Thonburi Street Food Tour: Explore Authentic Thai Cuisine and Local Attractions
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4 Ratings
Khwaeng Talat Phlu
Embark on a Thonburi Street Food Tour and indulge in authentic Thai cuisine while exploring local attractions. Immerse yourself in the vibrant local community and support local food vendors.
Duration:
3 hours
Cancellation:
1 day
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Highlights
- Wat Intharam Worawiharn - Take in the design and historical significance of two temples, also recognized as the sacred sites of KING TAKSIN the great and his chief military commander.
- Talat Phlu - Subsequently, wander through TALAT PHLU, nestled within the vintage Thai-Chinese neighborhood, for an evening of culinary delights. The enticing scents and unique flavors will captivate you as you explore the assortment of street stalls. Your knowledgeable guide will hand-pick the finest delicacies for you to try, such as crunchy fried noodles or wontons in TOM YUM broth, succulent roasted BBQ pork over rice, among others. Savor your meal with a chosen beverage, perhaps a classic Thai iced tea, and conclude your dining experience with a delectable sweet treat. (Note: The menu items you will enjoy are subject to change based on what the food vendors have available)
What's Included
- Travel insurance included
- Meals and beverages as specified
- Guidance by an English-speaking tour guide
- Local transportation costs covered as specified
What's Not Included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Alcoholic Beverages
Additional Information
For aficionados of street cuisine, China Town Bangkok is a slice of heaven, while Talat Phlu epitomizes nirvana. On the Thonburi side of Bangkok (across the river), there’s yet another top-notch culinary hotspot.
Venture through the lanes of the THONBURI district to uncover some of Bangkok’s finest gastronomic delights. Visit prominent local sites, including Wat Intharam, to get a glimpse of what THONBURI (once the capital) was, while indulging in an array of Thai culinary specialties.
This initiative aims to integrate tourists into the heart of the community and bolster local eateries. Participants will immerse themselves in authentic local dining experiences, just like the residents.
- Our food tasting is Thai-Chinese food, mostly they serve with pork. No vegetarian option available
Location
Wutthakat
Skytrain BTS Wutthakat Station, Exit number 4 at the end of walk way.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
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622aprilh
Oct 11, 2023
Book now, read later. - If you are looking for an authentic Thai street food experience, look no further! Away from the tourist traps we got a lesson in Thai culture, history and food. The dishes just didn't stop. Things we would have not ever tried and markets we would have never gone to. The food was phenomenal. Aum our tour guide also took us through some Buddhist temples and taught us about this religion which was really special too.
If you want to learn about who the Thai people are and eat some fabulous food, stop reading and just book. You won't be disappointed.
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Elizabethga1711ut
Oct 11, 2023
Food tour - Aum, our tour guide was amazing. She engaging and educational. All the food we had was delicious and tried plenty of dishes. Enjoyed exploring temples before the food. Highly recommend.
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Alex_b
Jul 3, 2023
Great food, guide and sites - Awesome tour and guide. Thoroughly enjoyed the mix of temples, history and delicious food. We ate a wide variety of dishes, each one was great, in a mix of fun environments. Our guide knew the right things to order and vendors to choose from. I recommend the tour and would do it again.
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Amanda
Jan 9, 2018
A great off the beaten track tour of... - <p>A great off the beaten track tour of Thonburi. No other farang here! She took us to a beautiful temple in honor of King Thaksin and then we walked through the neighborhood where she pointed out other sights. The first food stop was at a 150 year old restaurant where they make a delicious friend noodle dish. Then we went to an outdoor food market and ate at a table on the street. She ordered a variety of dishes. You also get to ride in a transport. Like a big public tuk tuk. That was fun! A good way to see a side of Bangkok you would never see or know how to navigate.</p>
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