Bangkok Night Food and City Tour by Tuk Tuk

This trip was more than we could have hoped for. Our guide Bella was superb, so knowledgeable and wonderful company. She introduced us to the delights of street food and so much more. We had a fantastic trip with our great tuk tuk driver and saw the amazing sights of Bangkok by night. Don't hesitate to book this trip as you will be delighted with every detail. Fantastic value for money

it was so hard to find the tour that we missed it. We even asked some locals and they were not sure where it was. We then called the tour operator and had them speak on the phone to a local international not free call and they still didn't understand where they were located. Very disappointing.

A great way to see a bunch of Bangkok tourist destinations in one tour. We started at a very popular pad thai restaurant and alternated between eating and tourist attractions a view over the river, flower market, Wat Pho, etc.. Our guide Bella was fantastic and really sweet, and I learned a great deal about Thai food and culture. The food was good but nothing particularly special -- although the Chinese food on Yaowarat Road was the highlight. Come hungry!

A great way to see a bunch of Bangkok tourist destinations in one tour. We started at a very popular pad thai restaurant and alternated between eating and tourist attractions a view over the river, flower market, Wat Pho, etc.. Our guide Bella was fantastic and really sweet, and I learned a great deal about Thai food and culture. The food was good but nothing particularly special -- although the Chinese food on Yaowarat Road was the highlight. Come hungry!

First the pros: The people were terrific. Friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. Riding a Tuk Tuk through Bangkok from stop to stop is smart, and breaking up the eating with Wat Pho and drinks overlooking Wat Arun is genius. It's nice to recover one's appetite. The problem is the food. The jook rice porridge was easily some of the best I've had, but we do get it for breakfast in most places. Then we had rice noodles stir fried. Then we had pad thai. And that was it. Rice, rice noodles, rice noodles. You see the problem? They were all good, but there is no variety. If the middle stop had been street food or we layered in some street food along the way OR if the middle was a classic thai salad it would have broken up the monotony. Outside the Pad Thai place were several interesting dessert sellers, adding that in at the end would have helped. We walked through the flower market and there was some weird fruit you chew, but the guide didn't propose we try it. It's a food tour, we should be tasting! If you are incredibly cautious and afraid of thai food, this tour might suit you. Nothing is spicy or that weird ok, pickled squid on the noodle stir fry, but you can eat around it Otherwise, it's some very dull and uninspired eating. If you are a foodie, skip it.