If China Town Bangkok is heaven for the street food lover, Talat Phlu is paradise. There is another best food destination in the Thonburi side (the other side of the river in Bangkok).
Take to the streets of THONBURI side to discover some of the best food Bangkok has to offer. Explore the area's major attractions, including Wat Intharam where you can learn how THONBURI (the previous capital) looked like and sample an assortment of delectable Thai dishes.
This program will distribute travelers to the local community and support local food vendors. Travelers will get into the deeply local food experiences like a local.
Posted By : 622aprilh
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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Posted On : 2023-10-11 09:25:17 
Posted By : elizabethgA1711UT
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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Posted On : 2023-10-11 09:23:48
Posted By : Alex_B
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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Posted On : 2023-07-03 01:50:06 
Posted By : Amanda W
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.
