Phnom Penh Food Tour by Tuk Tuk: 20 Tastings, Drinks, and Nightlife Stops
by Urban Forage
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$138Overview
This food tour in Phnom Penh lasts about four hours and uses tuk tuks for travel between stops. It begins with hotel pickup and ends with drop-off. The tour includes over 20 tastings of street food and dishes from local restaurants at seven different stops around the city. The first stop is near the Royal Palace, where guests try one of Cambodia’s oldest dishes served by a family-run kitchen. Next, the group visits a small shop near Wat Botum Park to sample two traditional Cambodian dishes alongside beer or soft drinks. At Kandal Market, the tour visits a popular local restaurant known for selling out nightly during the pandemic. The tour continues to the Russian Market at night to sample smoky sticky pork ribs and other Khmer ingredients. The largest meal takes place at a Khmer restaurant near Wat Phnom, featuring a dinner feast with free-flow beer and live music from a local band. Dessert is served roadside near the Independence Monument by local vendors. The evening concludes at Bassac Lane with a cocktail or mocktail in a garden setting. Afterward, participants may explore nightlife nearby or return to their hotel by tuk tuk. Included are snacks, carbonated and bottled water, alcoholic beverages, dinner, and an English-speaking guide who shares stories about food, language, culture, and history.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Royal Palace
The tour starts near the Royal Palace with a visit to a back alley where guests try one of Cambodia’s oldest dishes. This dish is prepared by three generations of home cooks and served alongside the after-work crowd.
30 min
Wat Botum Park
Next, the group stops at a small family-run shop near Wat Botum Park to taste two classic Cambodian dishes. These are paired with an icy cold beer or soft drink.
30 min
Kandal Market
At Kandal Market, the tour visits a local restaurant that gained popularity during the pandemic by selling out every night through food apps.
30 min
Russian Market
The tour explores the Russian Market at night, sampling Khmer ingredients including smoky, sticky pork ribs, which are a crowd favorite.
30 min
Wat Phnom
At Wat Phnom, guests enjoy a main dinner feast at a local Khmer restaurant. The meal includes free-flow beer and live music from a local band.
45 min
Independence Monument
Dessert is served roadside just below the Independence Monument by vendors known as 'Uncle and Aunty,' who offer sweet treats to passersby every evening.
30 min
Bassac Lane
The final stop is Bassac Lane, where guests have a cocktail or mocktail in a garden setting in the city center. After this, participants may continue to local nightlife or return to their hotel by tuk tuk.
45 min
Meeting point
If your hotel or accommodation falls outside our central pick up area we are more than happy to meet you at the entrance to the National Museum on the corner of St 178 and St 13. Just select select the option that you will "decide later" and shoot us a message. Orkun!
End point
If your hotel or accommodation falls outside our central pick up area we are more than happy to meet you at the entrance to the National Museum on the corner of St 178 and St 13. Just select select the option that you will "decide later" and shoot us a message. Orkun!
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Phnom Penh Food Tour by Tuk Tuk: 20 Tastings, Drinks, and Nightlife Stops
by Urban Forage
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$138Overview
This food tour in Phnom Penh lasts about four hours and uses tuk tuks for travel between stops. It begins with hotel pickup and ends with drop-off. The tour includes over 20 tastings of street food and dishes from local restaurants at seven different stops around the city. The first stop is near the Royal Palace, where guests try one of Cambodia’s oldest dishes served by a family-run kitchen. Next, the group visits a small shop near Wat Botum Park to sample two traditional Cambodian dishes alongside beer or soft drinks. At Kandal Market, the tour visits a popular local restaurant known for selling out nightly during the pandemic. The tour continues to the Russian Market at night to sample smoky sticky pork ribs and other Khmer ingredients. The largest meal takes place at a Khmer restaurant near Wat Phnom, featuring a dinner feast with free-flow beer and live music from a local band. Dessert is served roadside near the Independence Monument by local vendors. The evening concludes at Bassac Lane with a cocktail or mocktail in a garden setting. Afterward, participants may explore nightlife nearby or return to their hotel by tuk tuk. Included are snacks, carbonated and bottled water, alcoholic beverages, dinner, and an English-speaking guide who shares stories about food, language, culture, and history.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Royal Palace
The tour starts near the Royal Palace with a visit to a back alley where guests try one of Cambodia’s oldest dishes. This dish is prepared by three generations of home cooks and served alongside the after-work crowd.
30 min
Wat Botum Park
Next, the group stops at a small family-run shop near Wat Botum Park to taste two classic Cambodian dishes. These are paired with an icy cold beer or soft drink.
30 min
Kandal Market
At Kandal Market, the tour visits a local restaurant that gained popularity during the pandemic by selling out every night through food apps.
30 min
Russian Market
The tour explores the Russian Market at night, sampling Khmer ingredients including smoky, sticky pork ribs, which are a crowd favorite.
30 min
Wat Phnom
At Wat Phnom, guests enjoy a main dinner feast at a local Khmer restaurant. The meal includes free-flow beer and live music from a local band.
45 min
Independence Monument
Dessert is served roadside just below the Independence Monument by vendors known as 'Uncle and Aunty,' who offer sweet treats to passersby every evening.
30 min
Bassac Lane
The final stop is Bassac Lane, where guests have a cocktail or mocktail in a garden setting in the city center. After this, participants may continue to local nightlife or return to their hotel by tuk tuk.
45 min
Meeting point
If your hotel or accommodation falls outside our central pick up area we are more than happy to meet you at the entrance to the National Museum on the corner of St 178 and St 13. Just select select the option that you will "decide later" and shoot us a message. Orkun!
End point
If your hotel or accommodation falls outside our central pick up area we are more than happy to meet you at the entrance to the National Museum on the corner of St 178 and St 13. Just select select the option that you will "decide later" and shoot us a message. Orkun!
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.