Experiência de Tour Gastronômico de Ônibus Tailandês em Bangkok

A great Bangkok experience! Highly recommended! Tour Guide: At first, I thought the guide only spoke English and Thai, but it turns out she spoke a little Chinese! Very impressive! Meals: My experience this time was lunch. Since I can't eat very spicy food, I noted from the beginning that I couldn't eat spicy dishes. The team thoughtfully replaced one of the main courses, green curry, with a non-spicy stew for me. Other dishes, like the first main course, the soup pho, were delicious. The broth was very flavorful, and it had vegetables and meat. I truly drank every last drop of soup; the pad Thai was also very well-coated with sauce, and the shrimp were fresh and tasty! The final mango sticky rice is also not to be missed; the mango was very sweet! Drinks: There were no alcoholic beverages on the bus. They provided free water throughout the trip, and there was an initial welcome drink. At first, I thought it was some kind of medicinal drink, but it was a very refreshing lime juice. Finally, there was a cup of hot coffee or hot tea. I chose the hot tea because they mentioned it had a caramel aroma, and it really did have a hint of caramel, which was very special. I even wanted another cup🤣 As for other drinks, like Coke, you have to pay extra, starting from around 50 baht. Itinerary: Basically, it goes to nearby tourist attractions, such as the Grand Palace, Chinatown, etc. Since you eat while listening to the commentary, you have to pay attention to the guide's words while eating. However, they also provide about 10 minutes of rest time (after the second main course) for you to digest and slowly finish your meal. Value for Money: Overall, I think it was very worthwhile, mainly because I didn't have much idea where to go sightseeing, and this sightseeing bus allowed me to eat and learn about Bangkok's tourist attractions at the same time, which was a very comfortable experience. I hope to experience dinner sometime; I heard that dinner allows you to see the moment Bangkok transitions from day to night, which should also be good.

非常独特的体验，也是一场视觉盛宴，欣赏制作精美的糕点，味道也棒极了。导游经验丰富，了解乘客的喜好，并在整个旅程中保持互动。服务人员也非常耐心，为我和我的家人提供了无可挑剔的服务。强烈推荐给任何想鸟瞰曼谷/泰国并对其有基本了解的人。在欣赏文化景点的同时，您还可以品尝三层架上展示的精美小吃！

¡Qué forma tan única de ver Bangkok! El Thai Bus Food Tour fue sin duda un gran punto culminante. No hay nada como recorrer las calles de la ciudad mientras te sirven platos de primera categoría, con calificación Michelin. Excelente comida, excelentes vistas y una experiencia increíble en todos los sentidos. ¡Lo recomendaría 10/10!

The departure was very punctual, and the tour guide's English was excellent. They would explain in detail what the next dish would be or what attractions the car was passing by. They would also slow down when approaching attractions. Several of the restaurants served Michelin-recommended dishes, and it was super cool to just stop in front of the restaurant to pick up the food. Guys will find it quite filling; my female friend couldn't finish hers and took it to go. Enjoying delicious food, beautiful scenery, and listening to history is truly a blessing for the lazy. I recommend choosing the nightlife session; the Grand Palace and Chinatown area are stunning. The noodle soup, Pad Thai, and toast with custard are amazing. I highly recommend dedicating an evening to this when you visit Bangkok; it's very worthwhile.

Upon arrival, please check in at the counter. Afterwards, the guide will suggest using the restrooms before starting the tour. The guide thoughtfully alternated between English and Mandarin when explaining the sites and the dishes we were served, which was a nice touch. The food portions were great and well-balanced. I had the best Pad Thai ever on this tour, truly living up to its multiple Michelin awards. Highly recommended!

This was a very unique experience for me and my mom. The food was great, the tour guide was okay, and the service impeccable! I will definitely recommend this to someone who wants to visit Bangkok and wants to avoid the heat with good food. food: 1000000/100!! itinerary: 100% value for money:100% worth it!

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For our third trip to Bangkok, we decided to experience the city in a new way. The moment we booked the "Thai Bus Food Tour" on KLOOK, it felt like catching a star hidden in the twilight—this Michelin-starred sightseeing bus was going to carry us through a sunset dinner, blurring the boundaries, and at 5:30 PM, embark on a moving culinary adventure.A couple, while we were waiting for the boat, proactively told us that we could find the check-in counter at River City. People who love to travel are always more willing to help others.The sightseeing bus was already waiting quietly, its golden sign shining brightly even on a cloudy day. Stepping into the carriage, the red velvet seats felt like a gentle embrace. The panoramic windows framed Bangkok's streetscape like a scroll painting, and even the orchids on the coasters and the cutlery were arranged poetically, exuding the unique charm of Southeast Asia. Even the street views became a delicious seasoning. This is probably what travel should be: surrendering yourself to the scenery, letting your taste buds and eyes together indulge in the city's romance.When the appetizers arrived, crispy rice crackers coated in tamarind peanut sauce jumped into a bamboo basket, their sour aroma mixed with a grainy texture, like a tropical breeze wafting through Bangkok's streets. Gently biting into the lotus leaf wrap, the cool freshness of herbs blended with the savory ingredients, a surprise hidden deep within the city's night markets. The Michelin soup arrived steaming hot, like Bangkok's rain, always with a gentle warmth beneath its intensity.For the main course, Massaman curry chicken with rice was served. The heart-shaped rice was immersed in a rich sauce, the chicken stewed until tender, and the spices and coconut milk intertwined. We smiled as we picked up this "Southeast Asian affection."What surprised me most was the plate of Pad Thai—the bus suddenly pulled over, and the staff quickly rushed into a restaurant to pick up food and bring it on board. When the bus started moving, the dish, still hot from the wok, was already delivered to our table. The shrimp were springy, the bean sprouts crispy, and the lemon juice seeped into the noodles, with a burst of sour, spicy, and savory flavors exploding in my mouth. Michelin-starred food delivered to my palate at the perfect moment.To finish, mango sticky rice, with coconut milk slowly drizzled over the chewy glutinous rice, and fresh mangoes as sweet as honey, their slight tartness perfectly cutting through the richness. We sipped hot tea while gazing at the flowing scenery outside the window: the railway tracks of Hua Lamphong Station holding old memories, the spires of Wat Traimit catching the faint glow of the clouds, the red lanterns of Chinatown strung like a river of stars, the solemn Grand Palace, the glittering Wat Arun, the faint chimes of Wat Pho... Over 20 attractions glided past the window. We didn't need to rush off the bus; we just sat there, letting the Michelin delicacies and the ebb and flow of Bangkok's day and night wander across our tongues and before our eyes.If you wish to alight near an MRT station on the return journey, you can inform the staff in advance.The staff reminded us to get off and even cautioned us in Chinese: "Be careful getting off, walk slowly." I complimented her on her excellent Chinese, and she humbly smiled and said, "Just a little, it's okay."The bus door opened, and the evening breeze carried the aroma of the streets. Looking back at the gradually receding bus, the most wonderful part of this journey was that in the moving time, we not only captured the city's pulse but also embraced a gentle unhurriedness.If you also want to get along well with Bangkok, come aboard this bus—it will carry us, amidst light, shadow, and aroma, to encounter the city's most captivating charm.#Bangkok#SightseeingBus#Michelin # # #

The Klook Thai Bus Food Tour experience in Bangkok was overall very enjoyable. The booking and check-in process was hassle-free and smooth, making it easy to join the tour without any confusion. The food served throughout the tour was good, with a nice variety of local Thai dishes that gave a great introduction to Bangkok’s flavors. The staff were friendly, helpful, and attentive, which made the experience more comfortable and well-organized. The only downside was the timing coinciding with a procession, which led to heavier traffic and some delays. Despite that, it was still a memorable and worthwhile experience overall.

This is my second time going on this bus food trip. I love the ambiance. Their service is excellent, and the staff are very nice and polite. Very professional. My only suggestion would be for them to consider finding alternatives to change and rotate to other dishes, such as green curry, Tom Yum, wonton egg noodles with roast pork and char siu, and other delicious Thai food. It shouldn't always be the same.