Overview
Have a taste of Siem Reap’s best eats through a 2-hour night tour for adventurous foodies.  Eat your way through the streets of Siem Reap via a tuk tuk ride off the tourist zones.  Discover Siem Reap through your stomach by sampling its culinary offerings from local snacks, seasonal fruits and desserts to traditional Khmer staples.  Let your expert food tour guide take you to spots where locals love to meet and eat.  Discover how Cambodian cuisine is familiar yet unique in flavor.  Adventurous eaters can try out exotic foods like crunchy crickets and fried scorpions.  The tour will be limited to a small group of up to 8 people, to ensure a more intimate food adventure.

Highlights
Sample a variety of typical dishes and street foods
Travel in a traditional mode of transport-Tuk Tuk
Discover lesser-known local delicacies such as fried crickets
Receive personalized attention in a small group limited to eight people

Itinerary
It’s true that Cambodian cuisine shares common dishes with its neighboring countries such as Thailand, Vietnam, China, even India, and is influenced by the remnants of French colonial days.  Khmers, however, had found creative ways to put in a dash of their style and flavor, making these otherwise familiar dishes into something uniquely Cambodian.

Get ready to have a taste of Siem Reap’s street food, by hopping into a remork-moto, commonly known as tuk tuk, as we pick you up from your hotel.  We’ll go beyond tourist zones for the most enjoyable local street food adventure.  Your knowledgeable food tour guide will lead you to explore Siem Reap’s streets to sample local snacks, such as yellow bean cake or Khmer rice cake.  We’ll check out the tropical fruits in season and let you have a taste of unique fruits such as dragon fruit, lychee, tiny but sweet pineapples, longan, rambutan and mangosteen (depends on season).  Either you hate it or you love it, we dare you to sample the king of tropical fruits – durian (during season). 

We’ll take you where the locals meet, eat and hang-out - in a picnic area where endless stalls are set-up in the early evening.  Walk through the length of the street and explore various stalls selling fruits, snacks and cooked food, clothes, homewares, kitchen wares and everything in between.  Eat snacks the Cambodian way and if you’re up for an adventure, try out a variety of exotic snacks such as fried tarantulas, crunchy crickets, frogs, fried scorpions and duck eggs.  Bring out the foodie in you by picking from a variety of dishes such as skewered barbecue meat and fish, Khmer fried chicken, green mango with chili and salt, savory jackfruit and sweet mangosteen.