Cambodia · FOOD
Cambodia gives you fewer free days than you planned for. The food experiences below are the ones that earn a whole one, priced and timed so the decision takes a minute.
Taste 20 Cambodian dishes on a four-hour Phnom Penh tuk-tuk tour with local eateries, free-flow drinks, markets, and a cocktail finale.
“The tour was very well organised and a great experience overall. Jackson was an excellent guide as well. Highly recommend.”
Taste Khmer noodles, BBQ, insects and local drinks on a five-hour Siem Reap tuk-tuk food tour with hotel pickup and an English-speaking guide.
“The guides name was handsome and he did a great job. The food was great and the guide was even better. I will definitely recommend the tour to others.”
Explore Siem Reap by tuk-tuk, sampling local dishes, village cooking, sunset views, unlimited drinks, and Cambodian food stories for $75.
“This tour was a highlight of our time in Siem Reap. Our tour guide, Sann, and tuk-tuk driver were fantastic, taking us to local eateries (including a visit further out in the countryside) and providing great explanations and stories behind each delicious dish. Thank you!”
Explore Siem Reap by tuk-tuk, tasting noodles, curry, market snacks, insects, dessert, and a local beer for $35.
“This food tour with Sarath was really cool. Sarath took us to some local places, where the food was really good. It's the kind of experience that we wouldn't be able to do without a local guide. Sarath went out of her way to show us a good time, added some extra stops along the way. The special stop to try the bugs was awesome and the bugs were surprisingly good, very well seasoned. Overall it was a well spent evening.”
Explore Phnom Penh by tuk-tuk on a 3.5-hour food tour with Khmer dishes, local beer, four restaurants, and hotel pickup.
“It was quite fun going from street side restaurant and on to the next one. It was also great to engage with the guide on a personal level. My only complaint is that it was somewhere over priced compared to another similar tour that was taken.”
Taste 10 Cambodian specialties in Siem Reap, from rice noodles and snails to insects, with local guides, markets, tuk-tuk rides, and beer.
“It was really great!! We tasted many local dishes and even ended up tasting insects (never thought that would happen). All meals were delicious, they even provided vegetarian food and all was super well explained, really enjoyed it!”
Taste Khmer street food by Vespa in Siem Reap, from Lort Cha and banh chok to bugs, beer, markets, and local guides.
“This is terrible value for money. I have no idea where the money goes. It is marketed as a food tour but it is a city tour with some food stops. Having spent a week in Siem reap I signed up for this tour because I was interested in learning abRead more”
Taste Phnom Penh street food, Khmer noodles, insects, beer and desserts on a tuk-tuk evening tour with hotel pickup.
“Food was varied and delicious Tintin our guide started off the evening with a refreshing beer Top guy and very knowledgeable about the food. He tested our knowledge on the ingredients. We were rubbish my wife third the crickets and Tarantula I decided to become vegetarian for that 10 minutes. All washed down with a few beers”
Review of Siem Reap’s four-hour tuk-tuk street food tour, with local dishes, night-market insects, beer, guides, price, and practical tips.
“Hong is the best food tour guide I have ever had (and I’ve done quite a few of these). She was so warm and passionate about her culture and her food and sharing both of them with us. I was worried I would miss this food tour because my Angkor Wat tour was delayed in getting back to town, but Hong rearranged the pickup schedule so I could still attend this tour. I also had a headache when we started the tour and a very early morning the next day and was considering leaving early, but I’m so glad I didn’t. The food itself was really tasty and definitely the…”
Taste 10 Cambodian foods with a private local guide in Siem Reap, from Old Market noodles to fish curry, fruit, cakes, and coffee.
“We had a nice private tour! We saw places with mostly locals and few other tourists! We enjoyed the tuk tuk ride as it rained a little and that kept us dry between stops. Our guide was knowledgeable and kind, but for a private tour he was sometimes a little awkward to make conversation with! We ate the best dishes and learned about local cuisine which helped us for the rest of our trip!”
Taste 10 Cambodian dishes, visit Siem Reap’s night market, and ride with a local host on this lively $39 evening food tour.
“Mr. Nak was a great guide. He was able to answer all of our questions, including a lot of information about Cambodian culture beyond the food. He had us try 10 different local dishes and explained the ingredients and cooking processes. MRead more”
Explore Phnom Penh by tuk-tuk while tasting 20-plus Cambodian dishes, street snacks, drinks, sunset views, and a late cocktail.
“Honestly, not the best we’ve been on but still enjoyed it. The first restaurant was very rough and dirty but it slowly improved through the night. Very experienced guide who was very helpful and informative. We had to sit in very heavy pRead more”
Explore Phnom Penh by Vespa, tasting street food, local dishes, beer, and nightlife across markets and Backstreet Bar.
“Had an excellent tour with Tin Tin, my vespa driver and top-notch professional tour guide. The trip not only takes you to far-flung places in the nightlife of this busy city by Vespa, but you meet up with others in the group who come with their Read more”
Eat through six local stops in Phnom Penh by tuk-tuk, with all food, drinks, coffee, a market visit, and a handmade souvenir included.
“Excellent guide, great introduction to Cambodian food with good eats along the way. Sampled local dishes and learned about the way of life in the city.”
Explore Siem Reap after dark by Vespa, with Cambodian food, local drinks, Sombai liqueurs, Road 60, and a small group of eight.
“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.”
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