Want something beyond Angkor Thom or the Royal Palace Phnom Penh?
WE OFFER DAILY WALKING FOOD TOURS IN SIEM REAP AND PHNOM PENH
Angkor Street Eats operates daily walking food tours which take you to the very heart of Khmer culture. Our 4 hour tours are filled with exceptional Khmer cuisine, taking you to places beyond any guidebook on a journey of exploration and adventure.
Food in Cambodia
Our tours recognise that every aspect of social, devotional and family life in Cambodia revolves around food. Quality, fresh food shared with love.
Beyond any Guide Book
Our guides are genuine, outright, born ‘n bred Cambodian locals. Their knowledge of Khmer cuisine and the history of Cambodia goes beyond any guidebook – it’s lived history and it’s knowledge that has been passed down through generations.
The only way to explore
If you’re visiting Siem Reap Cambodia or Cambodia Phnom Penh, there’s no better way to explore these magnificent cities than through a magnificent walking culinary adventure!
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IT’S KHMER TIME
In recent years Khmer cuisine has really begun to shine. For too long food in Cambodia has played second cousin to Thai and Vietnamese cuisine, but no longer. See exactly why Khmer cuisine is now booming, and why it’s every food gourmand’s dream.
The cuisine is fresh, adventurous, organic, and filled with so many wonderful flavours and textures. We’ll show you exactly what we mean.
Making a list of things to do in Cambodia? Put us at the top of your list.
SEE THE REAL SIEM REAP CAMBODIA
Siem Reap is rightly reknowned for the Angkor temples. Whether it be Angkor Wat, Angkor Wat tours, Angkor Thom or the numerous Angkor tours. Our tour however takes you into food markets, street stalls, holes-in-the-wall, colonial manses and everywhere in between. Yep, you’ll not only be tasting what the locals eat, you’ll be seeing how they live.
SEE THE REAL CAMBODIA PHNOM PENH
Cambodia and Phnom Penh in particular really does have an intoxicating history. But Phnom Penh is much more than just history. Phnom Penh is bustling, noisy and seductively chaotic, bursting with a lively nightlife and most importantly – quality food. When looking for things to do in Phnom Penh and if you love to eat come join us for the foodie sojourn of a lifetime.
FUN & ADVENTURE
If there’s anything our guides love more than food, it’s life. Our tours are a perfect way to meet new friends, chat with locals and yes… even hear a joke or two.
Cambodian Food
See why it’s the next big thing.
Bai sach chrouk
Quite simply – Rice and Pork. Yeah right! One of the tastiest ‘breakfast’ dishes ever and one that Kun has been eating since he was old enough to utter his first words
Kuy Teav
This is Tram’s absolute favourite. Similar to Vietnamese Pho, in fact this dish is enjoyed in Vietnam under the name of “Hu Tieu Nom Vang” (Phnom Penh Noodle Soup). Simply outstanding.
Amok trei
Fish, coconut milk, spices, banana leaves – this is the most well known and if you know where to find it, one of the tastiest dishes in South East Asia. The jewel in the crown… absolutely!
Sach ko ang
The French brought many things to the former colonial territories known as French-Indochina and the one thing all would agree has had an enduring and tasty legacy is their baguettes. And where the Vietnamese have their bánh mì, in Cambodia it is sach ko ang. Sweet, sour, salty, savoury – one bite and you will be hooked for life!
Num Kachay
If you have a craving for dim sum whilst travelling through Cambodia then this is the cure. Be warned though – your next outing to dim sum will never be the same again
Mee Char
Anyone who tells you that this is just another typical noodle stir fry is either: A) misinformed or B) eating it at entirely the wrong place.
“What Siem Reap attractions will we see?” and more
What attractions will we see on your tour?
In a word… everything! You’ll be wandering through markets, seeing bowls of shredded bamboo and ginger, piles of ping-pong size limes, stalks of pastel-pink lotus flowers, bunches of exotic dark green ambarella fruits, halved green papayas, bursting bunches of herbs and baskets lined with freshly caught, glimmering fish from the nearby Tonlé Sap Lake, all whilst listening to stories of Cambodia’s extraordinary past… we can go on and on.
What if I’m gluten-free, can I still attend your tour?
Absolutely, we can definitely accommodate you. Just simply let us know when you’re booking if you’re gluten-free (or if you have any other dietary requirements) and we’ll look after you.
What about children, will they like your tour?
They won’t like it, they’ll love it. In fact, we’ve had kids who have cried because they don’t want the tour to end. Not only are kids welcome on our tour, they’ll be travelling for less too. For children aged between 4 and 6 we’ll charge 50% of the full rate and for those aged between 7 and 12 it’ll be 80%. Bring ’em along, you won’t regret it.
What about group discounts? Or can you do private tours?
Yes, and yes! We offer group discounts for groups of 5 or more – just contact us and we’ll give you a great quote. We can also do private tours, again by prior arrangement. We can also do private tours for large groups too.
How long do your tours go for?
Our tours generally last anywhere between three and four hours (though sometimes we’ve had people love it so much they just don’t want to go home!) We have tours both in the morning and in the afternoon.
Morning tours start at 7:30 a.m. and finish by noon. Evening tours begin at 4:30 p.m. and finish at 8:00 p.m.
Please note: If you’ve booked a morning tour, then unless you have the appetite of three NFL linebackers, we recommend not having breakfast at your hotel before going on our tour.
Where’s your meeting point for the tour?
Guess what, there’s no meeting point! If you’re staying in central Siem Reap or Phnom Penh we will come and pick you up from your hotel by our personalised TUK TUK before the start of your tour.
Attention foodies! This is the tour for you. We loved every minute of the tour and we couldn't recommend this tour along with Phat, Phirun and our tuk tuk driver highly enough.
Emily D
Adelaide, Australia
From the moment Sophat picked us up at our hotel, we knew we were in good hands. He was immediately engaging and so began our tuk tuk tour of the best Siem Reap has to offer… we think that everything that grows or lives in Cambodia was represented! He did an excellent job ushering two women through a taste of Cambodia.
Ellen L
Colorado, USA
Well what can I say I did pick this tour on chance and can I say it will probably be the highlight of my stay in Siem Reap. Kun was the best guide you could ask for and the whole experience was a laugh from beginning to the rather interesting end.
Steven L
Gold Coast, Australia
Had a really great time with Angkor Street Eats. They made it really easy to sample all kinds of different foods here in Siem Reap.
Wes H
USA
Had a really great tour with Angkor Street Eats. Ate some amazing things… great things that we could only have found with a local.
Zena S
USA
Highly recommend Angkor Street Eats. Their street food tour is the best way to get to discover Cambodian culture through their amazing food. It is really, really, really good.
Tan V
Hanoi, Vietnam
Easily the highlight of my week in Cambodia. Kun was the best host you could ask for - I'm going to go home and try cooking some new dishes as a result of this!
Elizabeth P
Sydney, Australia
Simply outstanding! Tram crafted a truly unique and unforgettable experience. The tour was an absolute highlight of our trip. So much fun...and incredible food.
Catherine T
Melbourne, Australia
I loved it. Five stars from me and all my friends. We went as a group and all recommend it highly!
Edward M
Sydney, Australia