Small Group Phnom Penh Food Tour and Local Market Experience

Overview

Available languages

English

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This is the best way for a foodie adventure in Phnom Penh that you’ll taste and eat like a local. From a corner of your hotel to the less well known foods store where you can try everything like Khmer noodle, cow stomach with fermented fish sauce, steam baby duck with a pepper source, fried little frog, crickets, grasshoppers , tarantulas, and paddy snack and so on are the great experience with those kind of that street foods. We have an easy walk around the local market which is called Phsar Orussey for a variety of local foods and other international influence foods like from China and Vietnam. Interestingly, These markets are also home of traditional medicine stores where our food to eat is beyond the food stuff. Walking around these local market and try your own local foods selection such as spring roll, crispy pork, balut, meat bread, Vietnamese Pho, and other beverage and dessert before we back to the hotel to sign off our a brilliant of foodies adventure in Phnom Penh

Additional Info

Public transportation options are available nearby

Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap

Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries

Not recommended for pregnant travelers

Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

What‘s Included

Hotel pick up & drop off

By Tuk Tuk or minibus as depend on the group size

Some of local street foods tasting & drinks

English speaking guide

Personal expense & tip

All kind of foods tasting at Orussey Market (maximum of $20)

Travel insurance

Meeting and Pickup

Pickup points

Select a pickup point

What To Expect

Wat Botum Park

After we pick up our participants from their accommodation in Phnom Penh and have a short transfer to the meeting point at Wat Botum park where our guide will briefing the tour, have a welcome drink like beer and first tasting of Khmer traditional noodle (Num Banh Chok or Num Bok Pen). This noodle was well-known in 13th century ( in 1270), by Chinese King Duzong.

30 minutes • Admission Included

Sisowath Quay

After we enjoy with Num Banh Chok or Num Bok Pen, we have a sightseeing through the riverside and able to try some of local street foods such as fried little frog, fried cricket, silk worm, grasshopper , grill snake, fried water beetle, and a numerous of eatable insects.

1 hour • Admission Included

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Small Group Phnom Penh Food Tour and Local Market Experience

Pickup included

Reviews

5.00

2 reviews

Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor

Great street food tour
fredc957,
Apr 5, 2024
- Review from Tripadvisor
5.00
This street food tour is great. My guide was really nice and helpful. Food was good and in typical places. I recommend! Great tour with a super friendly guide who adapts to your requests (I was able to taste a tarantula at my request...). Not sick at all. I highly recommend!
THE BEST EXPERIENCE IN PHNOM PHEN !!!!
Linda T,
Jan 6, 2024
- Review from Viator
5.00
OMG the best experience in Phnom Phen. Excellent communication regarding pick up, and then cold beer, water or coke in esky for the TukTuk ride. We started with a beautiful rice noodle curry soup dish that was amazing… oh if only I could cook like that at home. Then we visited various street markets learning about the food and the culture in general. I wasn’t very adventurous with my taste buds, (I was too full from the first dish) but the evening was such an experience. Not just the food but learning about the culture and life of Cambodians. My guide was Thung and he is the owner of the company. He has the most amazing story from a really tough childhood through to getting himself out it, studying to setting up and operating this business. Best thing is he is extremely charitable- and gives to others in Cambodia to help them. His assistant for the evening (her name was hard for me to pronounce - but was something like Linda) was so knowledgeable too, and was great with information about the costs of living in Cambodia, food, market stall rent etc (I know this tour was about the food but I loved all the background information). Highly highly recommend and if I wasn’t leaving today, I’d just want to hang out with these people more because they are so welcoming, happy and inspiring. 🙏🙏🙏