Bangkok Night Food Tour By Tuk Tuk
Highlights
- Walk through Yaowarat Chinatown
- Ride through the city by tuk tuk
- After-dark food tour with locals
- Mango sticky rice for dessert
- Led by a local guide
- Free cancellation
- Instant confirmation
A tuk-tuk carries a small group (up to 10 travelers, gathered at Wong Wian Yai BTS station for this join-in departure) through a run of stops across old Bangkok after dark, ending in Chinatown. It runs as a shared group tour rather than a private one; that’s worth flagging up front, since the tour’s own highlights list describes it as private while the meeting-point details and join-in group format say otherwise. Book expecting to share the tuk-tuk with other travelers.
The route opens at a night market, then a stop at a Bangkok temple lit for the evening (admission included) before Pak Khlong Talat, the flower market that runs 24 hours regardless of what time you pass through. From there the route follows Rattanakosin Road past the buildings near the Grand Palace. The temples themselves are closed by that hour, but the street stays lit for photos. Dinner at a local restaurant (40 minutes, admission included) comes before the final stop in Chinatown, where narrow lanes fill with food stalls and lit signage.
Dinner, snacks, alcoholic drinks, and entrance tickets are bundled into the price alongside a licensed guide. Tips are the only stated exclusion. Since alcohol is included and the tour runs into the evening, it’s worth pacing yourself if Chinatown is on the agenda again afterward.
- Duration: 4 hours
- Group size: up to 10 (shared join-in tour, not private)
- Meeting point: Wong Wian Yai BTS Station, Exit 1
- Includes: dinner, snacks, alcohol, entrance tickets, licensed guide
Insider Tip: Look for the guide in a white t-shirt at Exit 1. Arrive a few minutes early, since the tuk-tuks depart together as a group rather than waiting on stragglers.
Itinerary
Wongwian Yai area
The tour stops at a popular night market, one of the lively hubs of activity that come alive after sunset. Visitors can immerse themselves in the sights, sounds, and flavors of Thailand.
Wat Prayurawongsawat Worawihan
The guide will take you through the famous local temple of Bangkok, which has a strong history and heritage. The temples at night look amazing and you will get to explore the beauty of it at night which very few people get to.
Pak Khlong Flower Talat Original
The group walks through Bangkok’s famous flower market, Pak Khlong Talat, with its colors and fragrant blooms. Open 24 hours, it is full of activity, giving a glimpse of Thailand’s floral culture and the energy of the city’s markets.
Rattanakosin (Bangkok Old City)
Rattanakosin Road, steeped in history, is the thoroughfare leading to Bangkok’s Grand Palace and other historical temples and landmarks. As temples are closed in the evening, the tour passes through the historical spots at night, which makes for good photos with background light and clear skies.
The tour stops at a local restaurant for dinner. Hygiene is taken care of, and the restaurant is picked each night to suit everyone.
Chinatown - Bangkok
The tour heads to Bangkok’s Chinatown Market, where narrow lanes overflow with market stalls. As dusk falls, the area comes alive with illuminated signs and the aroma of sizzling food, creating an energetic experience for visitors.
Finally, the tour stops at a rooftop spot for a drink and a view.
Included
- Private transportation
- Alcoholic Beverages
- Snacks
- Dinner
- Entrance Ticket
- Licensed Tour Guide
Not Included
- Tips
Meeting point & area
View larger map →Meeting point: The tour will start from the meeting point of Wong Wian Yai BTS Station (Exit 1) for Join-In Group. The Guide will be there waiting wearing a white t-shirt.
Good to know
Cancellation
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
