Laos · FOOD & DRINK
7 reviewed
Good food & drink tours in Laos fill quietly and the best fill first. These are the 7 standouts, with current prices and what sets each one apart, so you can hold a place before the season turns.
A small-group Luang Prabang tuk-tuk night food crawl with local families, hot pot, BBQ, and coconut pancakes, plus pickup and drop-off.
“We had a terrific guide. Food was delicious and your guide was very informative. Loved the our!!! We hired this guide for another tour because we enjoyed the food tour so much.”
Luang Prabang night food tour with 15+ tastings, monk blessing, and Mekong sunset grilled fish. Small groups, local drinks included.
“Fantastic food tour. Highly recommended for anyone interested in cool places & great local food options.”
Luang Prabang sunset street-food crawl with 15+ tastings, small-group guides, monk stop, tuk-tuk ride, and Lao dessert for $45.
“Authentic food tour with off the beaten path experiences and restaurants, focusing on local specialities from Luang Prabang. Lay is the best guide and is very insightful. Highly recommend this tour!”
Luang Prabang Mekong sunset cruise on a solar boat with a Lao tasting platter, mojito, and a bamboo-leaf wish ritual.
“Great to have the option to be picked up from hotel as I am not very mobile at the moment. The staff on the boat were very friendly and welcoming. Entertainment was fun, a few rituals to keep us entertained along the way. The food was really nice and good variety. i really enjoyed it even though, sadly, it was cloudy but I can imagine on a clear day the sunset must be beautiful.”
Taste 15+ Laotian bites in Luang Prabang with a small group, market stops, and a rare brick-oven bakery visit. Tuk-tuk included.
“This is a great food tour. There was a lot of food and good variety of different Lao dishes. Latda was an excellent and entertaining guide who shared a lot of interesting information about Laos and local perspectives.”
Luang Prabang morning food tour with 15+ tastings, 9-10 stops, and tuk tuk rides, starting at Pasaniyom Café.
“Excellent tour! More food than I could eat! Definitely get your moneys worth. The market was my favorite as I would never have been able to taste and try these foods on my own. I did the morning tour”
Luang Prabang street food and paper craft tour with morning market tastings, Mekong coffee, and an optional biking or walking route plus paper making.
“Great experience, excellent guide who was very relaxed and friendly. Really interesting insight into foods and recipes as well as local crafts. Lovely way to see a bit of Luang Prabang”
