Chiang Mai Food Walking Tour: Warorot Market and Local Tastings

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Chiang Mai Food Walking Tour: Warorot Market and Local Tastings

Chiang Mai

What are the highlights of this tour?

  • Sample dishes at long-running local spots, from Hakka noodles and pork noodle soup to crispy pa tong go and steamed rice dumplings
  • Stop at two Bib Gourmand-recognized vendors — Guay Jub Chang Moi Tat Mai and Lung Khajohn Wat Ket
  • Walk through Ton Lamyai, Chiang Mai's largest wholesale flower market, on the way to Warorot
  • Finish with free time at Warorot Market (Kad Luang) to browse local snacks, sweets, and optionally try Khao Soi or mango sticky rice

About

Start with a coffee or tea at Brewginning Coffee before heading into one of Chiang Mai's most food-packed neighborhoods. This 3-hour walking tour takes a small group through the Chang Moi area and into Warorot Market, stopping at long-running local spots that most visitors walk right past.


First up is Thana Ocha for savory Hakka noodles, a Chinese-influenced dish that's been a neighborhood staple for decades. Next, stop at Guay Jub Chang Moi Tat Mai — a Bib Gourmand pick — for traditional pork noodle soup in a peppery broth. Pick up a freshly made egg cake at Ue Chang Seng, then head to Go Neng for crispy pa tong go, the deep-fried dough sticks that come shaped like crocodiles and elephants. From there, Lung Khajohn Wat Ket, also Bib Gourmand-recognized, serves steamed rice dumplings (khao kriab pak moh) with fresh coconut milk.


The tour continues through Ton Lamyai Flower Market, the city's largest wholesale flower market, before finishing at Warorot Market (Kad Luang), where you can explore local snacks on your own and optionally try Khao Soi or mango sticky rice.


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