BANGKOK
43 Tours Reviewed
Thai cooking can feel like a reset button. In Bangkok at Mahanakorn Thai Cooking School, you get hands-on cooking with real ingredient work, not a quick demo, and you build four-course meals that you’ll actually eat at the end. It’s…
Thai cooking, done hands-on and easy. This Baipai Thai Cooking School class is interesting because it’s taught in a calm kitchen garden setting, with live English commentary from the instructor-chef as you cook. I like that you get instruction plus…
Thai cooking tastes better when it’s personal. This day takes you out of Bangkok and into Pang’s family Thai teak house in a garden, where you cook using family recipes and local ingredients. You also get a canal boat trip…
Thai cooking classes can be fun. This one is hands-on, structured, and practical—exactly what you want when you’re trying to bring Bangkok flavors home. I like the morning market visit because it teaches you what to buy and how to…
Thai cooking lessons in Bangkok, minus the stress. This half-day class is built for real results fast: you learn several traditional Thai recipes and cook them in one session, with hotel pickup and drop-off handling the annoying parts. I like…
Fresh herbs, real instructions, and lunch at the end. This small-group class at Sompong Thai Cooking School blends a market stop (morning only) with hands-on cooking at your own station, so you’re not just watching. What I like most is…
Bangkok has a side street feeling here, not a tourist parade. This experience links a Tha Chin River boat ride with a private Thai cooking class at local home style, led by Aoy. You’ll learn Thai herbs and spices as…
You can eat your way into daily life. This Bangkok cooking class is right by BTS Udomsuk, so the whole experience feels practical, not complicated. You’ll start with a walk through Udomsuk (Khun Yim) Market, then head to a kitchen…
Thai cooking gets real fast. This Homies Thai Cooking Experience in Bangkok strings together two great parts: a market walk to pick ingredients, then a hands-on class where you cook traditional dishes with a professional local chef. It’s also a…
Bangkok’s food stories walk right beside you. This Backstreet Bangkok tour threads together Thai cooking origins with city culture, taking you through classic old neighborhoods and food-heavy stops where flavors make sense in context, not just on a plate. I…
Thai flavors start with a market walk. This Silom Thai Cooking Class with Market Tour is built around real ingredients, fresh-from-the-stall choices, and hands-on cooking taught in a small group. I like that you’re guided on how to pick items…
Thai food that you can repeat. Start at Suan Phlu fresh market in Sathon, then head to House of Taste Thai Cooking School to cook with ingredients you just picked. The hands-on part is the draw: you learn how to…
Thai cooking tastes better when you make it. This 4-hour Bangkok class mixes a quick local market walk with real hands-on cooking, so you understand what you’re using and why. You start at Huai Khwang MRT Station Exit 3, then…
If you like cooking, this one clicks fast. It pairs a real Suan Phlu market run with hands-on class time, so your ingredients and flavors have a story. You’ll shop for produce, herbs, and spices with a guide, then turn…
Your Thai menu starts before the stove. This Bangkok cooking class is built around a herb garden walk and then a choose-your-own cooking session, guided by Ms Jimmy at Jimmy’s Kitchen. You get a small group experience (up to 8…
