15 food tours worth the trip across Thailand, editor-ranked by TableJourney. All Thailand guides.

★ 4.7

Bangkok

Bangkok Food Tours runs the Bangkok Best Eats Midnight Food Tour by Tuk Tuk: 4 hours from Sam Yan MRT through the Old City, 10-plus dishes and drinks, a 24-hour flower market and a rooftop bar over Wat Arun.

TipJoin-in departures at 18:00, 19:00 and 19:30 for 2,500 THB per adult; private tuk-tuks can start any time between 17:00 and 20:00.

★ 4.6

Bangkok

Bangkok Food Tours' Chinatown Evening Foodie Walk through Yaowarat covers six tasting stops over 3.5 hours, from grilled seafood at Soi Texas to bird's-nest.

TipVegetarian option available with 48 hours notice. Cash on hand for additional snacks; group sizes capped at eight.

★ 4.6

Bangkok

A Chef's Tour in Bangkok pairs visitors with a working chef guide for the Untouched Food Tour, six off-the-tourist-trail stops across markets and family.

TipChef-led group format, max eight per tour. Vegetarian-friendly version available; ask at booking for the chef speciality stops.

Southern Flavors Phuket Food Tour ★ 4.6

Old TownPhuket

A Chef's Tour's lunchtime Phuket food walk starts at the Central Market on Ranong Road and runs 15+ tastings, from Burmese curries with wood-fired naan to Southern Thai stalls.

TipBook the 10:00 or 10:30 departure: the 12:30 extra slot skips the inside of the market. Groups are capped at eight guests.

★ 4.5

Bangkok

Withlocals' 10 Tastings of Bangkok runs as a private four-hour street food tour with a local guide, ten tasting stops customised to the guest's preferences.

TipPrivate guide format; customise the route at booking. Vegetarian and halal versions available on request.

Baba Tastes Phuket Food Tour ★ 4.5

Old TownPhuket

Baba Tastes is A Chef's Tour's later Phuket food walk, a four-hour, 15-tasting route through the Old Town's Baba and Peranakan kitchens that starts outside Jui Tui Shrine.

TipIt suits a late lunch and early dinner; the tour is not suitable for vegetarians, vegans or the gluten intolerant, so flag any allergy before booking.

Old Town Secret Food Tour ★ 4.3

Old TownPhuket

Secret Food Tours runs a Southern Thai morning walk from Downtown Khao Keang cafe through Phuket Old Town markets, with 10+ tastings and dessert-making at a fourth-generation family bakery.

TipTours start at 10:00 outside Khao Keang cafe; look for the guide under the orange umbrella by the grand colonial house.

★ 4.2

Bangkok

Supatra River House in Bangkok's Bangkok Noi runs a Royal Princess longtail dinner cruise along the Chao Phraya, Thai set-menu dinner with a traditional.

TipReservations on own site or via Klook. Boat departs from the Bangkok Noi pier at 19:30; smart casual dress code.

★ 4.2

Old CityChiang Mai

A licensed-guide walking tour of the historic city's markets, stalls and small local kitchens, sampling national street-food staples alongside northern Thai specialties.

★ 4.2

WualaiChiang Mai

A pioneering small-group bike food ride pedalling the backstreets after dark, stopping at street stalls and markets for northern specialties and local sweets.

Old Town Phuket Food Tour with Jane ★ 4.2

Old TownPhuket

Jane's Old Town Phuket food tour meets at Downtown Market on Ranong Road for a small-group morning of rice noodles, moo hong braised pork belly and bak kut teh herb soup.

TipMeet at 10:15 for the 10:30 start; there is no hotel pickup, and groups stop at eight people.

★ 4.1

Old CityChiang Mai

A responsible-travel operator's evening street-eats run by silent electric tuk-tuk, hitting market stalls and neighborhood kitchens across the city after dark.

Phuket Night Food Tour ★ 4.1

Phuket TownPhuket

Bangkok Food Tours runs a private Phuket night food tour by minivan: sunset over Phuket Town, Saphan Hin street food, a plate of O-Tao and Thalang Road lit up after dark.

TipIt is private only, 16:00 to 22:00 with hotel pickup; the per-person price falls from ฿6,500 for one guest as the group grows.

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