Flavors of Chinatown: Bangkok Half-Day Food Walking Tour

It felt like a private tour since there were no other joiners at that time. The guide shared a lot of information about the history of Chinatown in Bangkok. We tried many age-old dishes, some of which were only known to locals. The variety of food and other items you’ll find in Chinatown is immense.

The tour guide was excellent and recommended many local delicacies. I also informed them directly that I don't eat raw food, insects, or durian. I'm older and don't eat much, plus the weather was hot, and I was sweating profusely. The guide even took us to a museum to enjoy the air conditioning and digest, and then I ate a little more, which almost overwhelmed me. Afterward, I asked the guide to recommend other foods I could try later, and then we finished. Thanks to the guide's recommendations and detailed explanations, I gained a lot from the experience.

Some problems with the meetup. I think the problem was with Klook and not the guide. The food was good and a great introducrion to Bangkok.

Lita has been a very good guide. she knows the place very well. she is very attentive. Very nice peppery pig organ soup with duck egg, fried oyster omelette and fishball noodles.

We were a private tour group. Because we were traveling with our elders, we were afraid that they couldn't walk, so we asked the tour guide to help us find a tuk-tuk. The tour guide was very enthusiastic and professional, but it was a pity that we had small appetites. But she tried to order as many different dishes as possible for us to try. It was a great itinerary, highly recommended!

we enjoyed the food trip. we were so full at the end of the food trip. we tried a variety of michelin starred stalls.

very experienced local guide, funny person, had a lot of fun.