Cambodia · FOOD TOURS IN PHNOM PENH
Every Cambodia itinerary has one free day too few. These 10 food tours in Phnom Penh earn the slot, priced and timed so you can decide over breakfast and get on with the trip.
Cruise Phnom Penh’s rivers at sunset with city views, guide commentary, unlimited beer, soft drinks, and fresh fruit for about $9.
“Booked on the same day. Guide was knowledgeable and enthusiastic. Great activity for a great price.”
Phnom Penh sunset cruise with unlimited beer, soft drinks, fruit, river views, local life, and an English-speaking guide for $16.99.
“This was a relaxing boat trip with tour narration, the guide was funny and informative. Beer and soft drinks were very free flowing, and the photos and sights were well worth the tour. A great introduction to Phnom Penh Mekong and an appetiser to maybe the night market, bars and restaurants afterwards. A great boat tour.”
Explore Phnom Penh by tuk tuk with 20 food and drink tastings, local eateries, Russian Market, free-flow beer, and a final cocktail.
“Incredible tour leader and all food stops are amazing. Tuk tuk drivers are very friendly always offering help and a beverage. The knowledge of the guide alone is worth price of the tour. Be ready to eat lots of yummy food and have a once in a lifetime experience.”
Explore Phnom Penh by tuk-tuk through Khmer noodles, local stews, ribs, fish amok, craft beer, and stories from passionate guides.
“Amazing introduction to traditional Khmer food. Our guide Lee brought us to local spots that we would not have visited. All the dishes was so good. He also explained how they would prepare the food as well as how locals would eat it. Great tour!”
Taste Phnom Penh street food, Khmer noodles, insects, local beer and markets on a four-and-a-half-hour tuk-tuk tour.
“We had a great night with authentic food. The tour guides Kim and Mon were amazing, explaining the foods and how they were made. Also providing some history of the area and sights we went past. The tuk-tuk drivers were great and got us to each venue safely”
Taste 20-plus Cambodian dishes on a four-hour Phnom Penh tuk-tuk tour with local stops, city sights, drinks, dinner, and a cocktail.
“The tour visited 4 food spots, which was nice, but it would have been better to include more local street food options for a fuller experience.”
Explore Phnom Penh’s morning food scene by tuk-tuk, with six local stops, all food and drinks, a market visit, and a handmade souvenir.
“Our guide Lang Barom was very friendly and engaging. Food was interesting & tasty. Great experience for a morning outing.”
Review of Phnom Penh’s Silk Island cruise, with Mekong views, silk weaving, a school visit, tuk-tuk ride, fruit, beer, and practical tips.
“Excellent. River was low so we had to walk across a metal gangway with firm handrails. Probably not wheelchair friendly. Our Guide, Vuthy, was friendly, interesting, and very knowledgeable. His English was excellent. About an hour ride took us to silk Island where we had a tour of the island, learned all about silk, and had the opportunity to buy some local samples. I bought some fabric out of which I will have a shirt made. Plenty to drink with fruits on board. We bought some food on the island and ate it on the way back. Overall, just a great experience and a good value.”
Taste Phnom Penh’s real Khmer food at five local stops, with hotel pickup, local beer, a rooftop drink, and guides who know the city.
“Our guide, Phat was great, very courteous. Experiencing life with the locals is the best way to see a new country. The price was worth it.”
Taste Phnom Penh’s breakfast classics, ride local tuk tuks, and explore a market with a guide for $49 per person.
“A unique breakfast tour that was very authentic and delicious, with a focus on history, was a great way to start an exploration experience.”
Temple days, lake boats, back-road towns and the coast.
