Bangkok · CHINATOWN TOURS
11 reviewed
Yaowarat is loudest and best after dark, when the gold shops close and the food stalls take over the pavements. Below are the best Chinatown tours in Bangkok: what you eat, how much ground you cover on foot, and which weave in the temples and markets around Yaowarat Road.
A 3-hour Bangkok Chinatown walking food tour with 10–12 tastings, Michelin Guide stops, and expert guides guiding you through crowd and flavor.
“I enjoyed the food tour, was a nice way to try some street food, the guide Peak was amazing and made the tour worth it, she is very funny and has a lot of knowledge on the dishes (she is also great at taking pictures)”
Bangkok night tuk tuk tour: Yaowarat Chinatown, Michelin food tastings, and temples like Wat Traimit, Wat Arun, Wat Pho, plus Khao San.
“Great fun and were well looked after by Jeed. We were taken to some interesting areas we wouldn’t necessarily gone to on our own. Our only criticism would be getting dropped at Khaosan Road at the end which was tacky and not easy to get back from.”
Night boat, tuk-tuk, temples, flower market, and Chinatown street food with dessert. Great value for first-time Bangkok night views.
“Our lasting opinion is that this activity was too long and was hit and miss in terms of our enjoyment. We left before the end, as it was seeming to drag. The first 90 minutes were piecemeal, disjointed and could have been missed. The tuk tuRead more”
A small-group Bangkok by Night Chinatown food walk with 10+ tastings, famous street dishes, and guide-led culture stops, end near start.
“Memorable tour with a good variety of foods, and some interesting historical context Thanks to Jan for a great time and snapping some memorable photos she shared later!”
Bangkok after dark by ferry and tuk-tuk: Wat Arun lights, Pak Khlong Talat lotus folding, and Chinatown street food for $40.
“Loved our tour with Paula!! She shared lots of great information and made the experience something to remember. We really appreciate all the extra effort.”
Evening Yaowarat Chinatown food tour with Michelin-recognised stalls. 10+ Thai-Chinese tastings, small group, 3 hours.
“A 10/10 experience. It was great trying out some more authentic places that I wouldn’t have gone to by myself. Extremely delicious food and great value for money 🥘🍚 Sunday was a very friendly and helpful guide, and very good at checking in to make sure that nobody went home hungry.”
Bangkok’s Chinatown at night with 15+ tastings, Michelin-style bites, and a small-group guide. Great value for food lovers.
“This was a crazy experience… come hungry !!! So many people and so many delicious options. The crowd was like nothing I’ve ever experienced but everyone was so friendly.”
A 3-hour night walk through Bangkok’s Chinatown with a licensed guide, 12 food tastings, and MRT meet-up at Hua Lamphong.
“Alice was amazing. The tour was phenomenal - had a large selection of different and tasty food during our Chinatown food tour. I would do this tour again and would dive straight for the pepper soup”
Bangkok Chinatown at night with an English live guide, Thai street-food stops, and an app-based self-guided route. 90 minutes.
“It’s an hidden gem. Going to Chinatown with a local is a great idea and my tour guide Geng was a great and knowledgeable guy. He showed me around very carefully not just the food also the architectural views, commercial zones and how hybrid is Chinatown. This tour takes 1.30 hour but it gives you a lot of information about the whole area itself. You don’t feel tired after it’s done.”
Taste Bangkok Chinatown in 2 hours with a local GSTC-certified guide. Flexible food stops from Michelin noodles to dim sum.
“Tour guide was very knowledgable and interesting. Enjoyed talking with her about the history of China town”
Walk Bangkok’s Chinatown with a local guide for temples, old shophouses, market stops, and Thai-Chinese street-food tastings for $75.
“I was the only person subscribed and did a kind of private tour which was great because I got to ask all kind of questions. Went throught nice hidden streets pf China Town, even did my own papaya salad ❤️, learned cool stuff about Chinese in Thailand. Prettt nice tour. Jojo, the guide was great. We ended up in a nice coffee shop, discussing about cultures. Grear if you travel by yourself and need a guiding around”
Private tuk tuk Bangkok food tour with English guide, hotel pickup, Chinatown and flower market stops, plus Pad Thai and dessert.
“Great fun but for sight seeing the low roof in the tuk tuk limits the view. Food was great & tour guide good fun. Tuk tik driver had the short cuts down pat”
