Cambodia · FOOD TOURS IN SIEM REAP
The 15 best food tours in Siem Reap you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Sample Siem Reap street food by tuk-tuk, from Lort Cha and BBQ snails to insects, local markets, beer, and Cambodian rice liqueur.
“Had an excellent time trying the local food. Our guide Pichbopha explained each food and its history before we tried these local cuisines. Definitely recommend this experience to all visiting Siem Reap.”
Explore Siem Reap by tuk-tuk on a sunset food tour with local restaurants, village dining, street food, unlimited drinks, and Cambodian stories.
“We had a fantastic evening with our guide Hong, who shared her passion for and knowledge of Cambodian food with us. Everthing on time, super friendly, kind, and enthusiastic! Highly recommended!”
Taste Siem Reap by tuk-tuk, from stir-fried noodles and curry soup to insects, markets, and a beer in a Khmer wooden house.
“My tour guide, Need, was incredible!! She had such a great personality, it felt like we were hanging out with an old friend the whole night. She made everyone feel welcome and we even talked about Cambodian culture and current events, which everyone was really interested in. The tour itself was good too. Enough Tuk Tuk’s for everyone without feeling squished. They didn’t pack us in like sardines, which was great! We went to five places total and tried five dishes, plus the insect/frog stop! Then ended it at a really cool bar where a beer or soda was included. Great guide. Great tour. Highly recommended!”
Taste 10 Cambodian specialties in Siem Reap, from lort cha and num banh chok to insects, markets, tuk-tuk rides, and local beer.
“Vendy was an amazing guide! We had a small group so it was nice and personal. The good stops were great, everything was delicious, even the bugs weren’t that bad!”
Taste Cambodian noodles, desserts, insects, and local beer on a four-hour Siem Reap tuk-tuk food tour with hotel pickup.
“Our guide was fantastic. He took the time to share the food history, along with details about the local people.”
Taste 10 Cambodian specialties in Siem Reap with a private local guide, market stops, tuk-tuk rides, temple-area treats, and flexible food choices.
“We had a wonderful tour with Long! It was great getting to know him and learning about Cambodia and it’s cuisine. The food was delicious and a welcome break from the more touristy scenes in Siem Reap.”
Taste 10 Cambodian foods in Siem Reap with local guides, tuk-tuk transport, night-market stops, drinks, and plenty of cultural insight.
“Our guide was very nice but for us the food was average. Pick up was on time, but it just didn’t meet expectations”
Tour a Siem Reap Sombai workshop, taste 11 infused liqueurs and three alcoholic jams, and shop for hand-painted Cambodian bottles.
“This was quite amazing. They picked us up, showed us around the storage area and explained the different rice wine. Then we tried 11 different kinds. I wasn't planning on buying anything but after the tasting I bought 2 bottles. Yumm!”
Ride a Vespa through Siem Reap for Cambodian food, rice liqueurs, grilled insects, local beer, live music, and a wooden-house bar.
“A chance to learn more about the varied diet of the locals and the huge number of spices and herbs at their disposal. Really interesting and informative. Also good fun.”
Explore Siem Reap’s local street food by tuk tuk, from Khmer pancakes and frog sausage to tropical fruit, sweets, and fried insects.
“You go off the tourist track for this tour! The guide is fun company and is very passionate about showing off the street food only the locals go to. Skip the other food tours if you want an authentic experience! Only bad part is you won't find these dishes in any restaurants so savor every bite.”
Review of Siem Reap Food Tour By Local, with five Cambodian food stops, hotel pickup, local beer, cocktails, and practical booking advice.
“Different styles of food type. From noodles, fish, doughnut balls, it was all flavourful and a good explanation given of different ingredients and methods used. Something that would be useful would be a takeaway note of each dish & the name of location in case anyone would like to revisit or recommend”
Taste Siem Reap street food, local fruit, Khmer dishes, fried insects, beer, and dinner on a three-and-a-half-hour evening tour.
“The tour started great we had some interesting dishes from one the local food vendors then had a very interesting and eye opening tour through the local food market and definitely went places we probably would not have on our own as evRead more”
Explore Kompong Phluk, cruise Tonle Sap at sunset, visit Khmer homes, and sample Cambodian street food in a six-hour Siem Reap tour.
“Het was ontzettend leuk om te zien hoe deze mensen leven als er geen water is. En kunnen zien hoe hoog het water komt als het gaar regenen”
Explore Phnom Penh after dark by tuk-tuk, sampling Khmer street food, drinks, tropical fruit, barbecue, desserts, and insects.
“Due to NO fault of the tour guide, but I didn’t make the tour. I had an earlier tour that day and by the evening, I was exhausted and had back pains. I generally enjoy these tours and sorry I missed it.”
Explore Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, and jungle temples by tuk-tuk, then sample Cambodian food at sunset for a full day in Siem Reap.
“Fantastic day of learning and exploration, all made incredibly easy by a dedicated team of drivers and a fantastic guide.”
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