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Découvrez les ruelles les plus savoureuses de Bangkok lors d'une visite gastronomique intime limitée à seulement 8 invités. Visitez 8 à 9 arrêts, dont deux lieux de street food répertoriés par le Michelin à travers le quartier chinois, guidé par deux membres du personnel local expert.
Bangkok : visite gastronomique du quartier chinois, plus de 15 dégustations dans des étapes Michelin: En bref
| Price | From $70 per person |
|---|---|
| Duration | 4 hours |
| Languages | English |
| Tour type | Experience |
| Booking | Direct with the local operator — no OTA markup |
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Standard — Meet at Meeting Point
Description complète
Le quartier chinois de Bangkok est l'une des destinations gastronomiques les plus électrisantes de la planète, mais il peut être difficile de s'y retrouver seul. Cette visite gastronomique exclusive, conçue par des professionnels culinaires et limitée à un maximum de 8 invités, vous emmène profondément dans les ruelles et les rues latérales cachées qu'aucun tuk-tuk ne peut atteindre.
En 4 heures, vous dégusterez plus de 15 plats répartis sur 8 à 9 arrêts soigneusement choisis, dont deux établissements qui ont obtenu une reconnaissance du Guide Michelin. Du char siu fumé et du congee soyeux au porc croustillant et aux nouilles aux œufs légendaires, chaque bouchée est choisie pour représenter le vrai Bangkok, pas la version touristique.
Ce qui distingue cette visite, c'est le détail. Vous aurez deux membres du personnel local dédiés avec vous tout le temps, un guide et un assistant, ce qu'aucune autre visite gastronomique à Bangkok n'offre. Ils gèrent la logistique, traduisent les menus, expliquent l'histoire culturelle derrière chaque plat, et s'assurent que chaque invité se sente à l'aise et bien nourri.
Vous explorerez des parties du quartier chinois que la plupart des visiteurs ne voient jamais : des maisons-boutiques non marquées, des recettes familiales séculaires, et des stands de rue où les habitants reviennent semaine après semaine. À la fin de la visite, vous aurez une véritable compréhension de la culture culinaire de Bangkok, et une liste d'endroits où revenir par vous-même.
Non adapté aux végétariens stricts, aux végétaliens, ou aux invités souffrant d'allergies alimentaires.
Programme
The schedule below is a suggested plan and can be adjusted to suit your preferences.
Meet at Shanghai Mansion Bangkok
Meet your guide outside the Shanghai Mansion hotel in Chinatown. Walk to a nearby café to gather the group and use facilities before the tour begins.
Hidden Backstreet Stalls
Enter the narrow sois of Chinatown that no tuk-tuk can access. First tastings include local favourites passed down through generations.
Michelin-Recognised Venues
Visit two venues that have earned recognition in the Michelin Guide — proof that the world's best food doesn't have to be expensive.
Yaowarat Night Market Strip
Sample seafood, char siu pork, and crispy snacks at legendary stalls along Yaowarat Road, Bangkok's famous Chinatown main street.
Sweet Finale
End with traditional Thai desserts and a final drink before your guide wraps up with tips for exploring Bangkok's food scene on your own.
Programme détaillé
This 4-hour walking food tour starts at 16:00, 16:30, 16:45, or 17:00 depending on your chosen slot. You'll meet outside Shanghai Mansion Bangkok in Chinatown, walk into the backstreets, and hit 8–9 stops covering sweet, savoury, and snack dishes from across Thai and Chinese-Thai cuisine. Two staff accompany you throughout. The tour ends near the starting area.
Inclus
- Plus de 15 dégustations culinaires
- 8 à 9 arrêts dont 2 à 3 établissements répertoriés par le Michelin
- Guide et assistant licenciés (2 membres du personnel dédiés)
- Eau en bouteille tout au long de la visite
Non inclus
- Boissons alcoolisées
- Non adapté aux végétaliens, végétariens, ou invités souffrant d'allergies alimentaires
Informations importantes
Point de rendez-vous
Outside Shanghai Mansion Bangkok hotel, Chinatown (479, 481 Yaowarat Rd, Khwaeng Samphanthawong). Look for staff in a black A Chef's Tour polo shirt. Available start times: 16:00, 16:30, 16:45, 17:00.
À savoir avant de partir
- Annulation gratuite jusqu'à 24 heures avant le début de l'activité
À propos de cette activité
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Amazing tour by Eve she knew the food of Bangkok so well and went to places we would never normally visit. I was so surprised how cheap the food was and how friendly all of the people serving the food were. There’s some places to sit down along the way. Avoid eating a lot beforehand as it it is over ten dishes with some light snacks and desserts towards the end of the tour.
5 hrs after landing from Australia and Na was guiding us around the busy streets of Chinatown tasting everything from coconut pancakes to fish bladder soup. What an absolute superstar she is - keeping us entertained with stories of Chinatown and explanations of all the food whilst battling through the crowds. Soooo much food consumed but soooo much fun.
Our guide, Peak, was absolutely fantastic! We have had a few tours during our visit, and I discovered that who the guide is entirely makes the difference and can very well shift your mood either way. I don't think we could have asked for more. She was patient, giving us enough time between stops to eat or rest, go to the toilet, or just for the group to interact with each other. All the food stalls that we visited had amazing food - 10 out of 10. The walks were not too long, but still enough to allow for a pleasant chat. I am vegetarian I didn't state this when booking because I went with my husband and son, who eat everything :) and I just wanted to share the experience, Peak still accommodated me as much as possible at every stop. Chinatown is extremely busy at nighttime, so after having the tour, I do realise that having a guide is essential. Otherwise, you can so easily just get overwhelmed. Having the right guide makes all the difference, and we were very lucky to have Peak!
This food tour ruined every other meal for the rest of our trip because nothing compared. The Michelin-recommended street stalls were insane. We tried 15 different things from roast duck to mango sticky rice and every single one was incredible. Our guide knew every vendor by name.
Best food tour I've ever done anywhere in the world. Chinatown Bangkok at night is electric and our guide navigated the chaos perfectly. The Michelin-starred street food was mind-blowing. Pad thai cooked over charcoal, crispy pork belly, fresh oyster omelette. Came absolutely stuffed.
15 tastings is not an exaggeration. We ate so much incredible food I thought I might explode. The guide explained the Chinese-Thai fusion behind each dish which was fascinating. Highlight was the Michelin-recommended wonton noodle shop that had a queue around the block but we walked right in.
Fantastic food tour through Yaowarat. The Michelin stops were the real deal. Only giving 4 stars because the pace was quite fast between stops and I would have liked more time to savour each dish. But the food quality was outstanding and the guide was very knowledgeable about the area's history.
Even as someone from a great food culture I was blown away by Bangkok Chinatown. The guide took us to places we would never have found ourselves. The crispy pork with rice was heavenly and the dessert stops were just as impressive. This tour is a must-do in Bangkok.
Magnifique! Every tasting was better than the last. The guide's passion for Thai-Chinese cuisine was infectious. We visited tiny family-run stalls that have been there for generations. The Michelin stops lived up to the hype. Bring a very empty stomach because 15 tastings is a lot of food.
My girlfriend and I did this on our second night in Bangkok and it set the bar impossibly high. The Chinatown food scene is unreal. Our guide explained the history of each dish and took us to a Michelin-recommended noodle shop that changed my life. Not exaggerating.
Really impressive food tour. The variety of flavors across 15 tastings was incredible. The guide handled our vegetarian requests well with alternative stops. Chinatown at night is an amazing atmosphere. Slightly crowded at peak times but the guide managed it well.
This was the highlight of our entire Thailand trip. Walking through the neon-lit streets of Chinatown stopping at legendary food stalls was magical. The spring rolls at the Michelin stop were the best I've ever had. Guide was energetic and fun. Go hungry.
Absolutely loved this tour. 15 tastings sounds like a lot but each portion was perfectly sized. The guide mixed sweet, savory, and spicy stops beautifully. The Michelin-starred stall with the grilled seafood was otherworldly. Bangkok Chinatown is now my favorite food destination in the world.
Skip the fancy restaurants and do this tour instead. Street food in Chinatown Bangkok is on another level. Our guide was a walking encyclopedia of Thai-Chinese food culture. The roast duck and the mango sticky rice were standouts but honestly everything was incredible.
What an experience. The guide took us through narrow alleys to find hidden gem food stalls. Every dish told a story about Chinese immigrants who shaped Bangkok's food scene. The Michelin stops were genuinely world-class. Came for the food, stayed for the history and culture.