Phuket, Flavours of the South Guided Food Tour

Embark on a comprehensive culinary expedition through the vibrant cuisine of southern Thailand during this evening's adventure. Sample exquisite Thai delicacies at renowned establishments while exploring historical landmarks such as the Kio Thian Keng Saphan Hin Shrine, Khao Rang Hill, and the historic heart of Phuket Town. This itinerary offers a delightful blend of gastronomic exploration and cultural immersion, ensuring an enriching experience for food enthusiasts and history buffs alike.

Embark on a culinary odyssey through the vibrant tapestry of Southern Thailand tonight. Begin your exploration at a donation-based barber shop frequented by locals, where a skilled professional offers an efficient haircut amidst lively conversations. Opt for a brief trim if shorter lengths suit your preference.

Proceed to Kio Thian Keng Saphan Hin Shrine, a stunning multi-color temple known for its architectural beauty. The knowledgeable guide elucidates the temple’s historical significance, particularly highlighting its pivotal role during the Vegetarian Festival celebrations.

Following this, proceed to the inaugural dining experience, where we sample Khanom Chin, a renowned southern Thai delicacy. Crafted from thin rice noodles, this authentic dish is acclaimed by Chef Supaksorn “Ice” Jongsiri, the proprietor of Sorn (two Michelin stars under the Thailand Michelin Guide 2022). Locals relish this meal paired with various curries and complimentary fresh condiments and spices served at the establishment. The personal touch allows diners to customize their Khanom Chin according to their preferences.

Post the completion of the initial culinary expedition, venture towards the panoramic viewpoint atop Khao Rang Hill for a breathtaking sunset vista. Ensure your camera equipment is prepared to immortalize these spectacular scenes.

Continuing your journey, make your way to the heart of Phuket Old Town to savor Oh Aew, a delightful shaved ice dessert originating from Hokkien Chinese settlers. Named after its primary ingredient—a seed-based jelly derived from the o-aew plant—Oh Aew stands as a testament to cultural fusion.

To conclude your gastronomic adventure, stroll down Thalang Road, immersed in the harmonious blend of Chinese and European architectural styles. Explore the plethora of boutiques scattered along the street, offering a diverse array of souvenirs and merchandise.

Throughout your evening escapade, indulge in the bustling night market, where you can unearth an array of delectable local treats such as sticky mango rice and spicy satay skewers. Indulge in the festivities and dance to the lively sounds of live music that envelops the scene.