Winding our way through downtown's historic and diverse neighborhoods we'll drop by some of our favourite food stalls, family owned eateries and a fascinating market. The perfect way to get a complete understanding of Yangon food culture with a knowledgeable guide!

Breakfast is a fascinating time of day in Yangon and some of the best food is found street side in the morning hours. Get your day started the local way and explore stunning neighborhoods, brimming with vendors and exotic street markets. Price includes all your food and a passionate and knowledgeable guide.

Our Bicycle Food Tour provides a one-of-a-kind, authentic Myanmar Food Experience! Our friendly tour guides will help you easily navigate the busy streets of Mandalay's many neighborhoods by cycling around the former royal capital of Myanmar together. On our Bicycle Food Tour you'll discover culture and local food of Mandalay in a short time. Cycle in Mandalay and join our lovely guides for a local perspective of Mandalay City.

Cooking when you’re travelling is going to be a great memory of the vacation in Myanmar. We creatively design for you to experience our insightful culture, foods and lifestyle of Myanmar people. It must be a great local cooking experience when you’re travelling to the other part of the world. At the same time get to know how the people here eat daily, what kind of foods they like to eat and cook at home. A great chance to know more about Burmese people, their foods and culture. It can be very exciting for you and really interactive half day tour program for a day in Yangon.

During this tour I will talk you through the various handmade foods of Khaung Daing Village, taking you from house to house to see some of our local family businesses and meet our wonderful villagers.

As far as we are concerned, Yangon's Markets are among the greatest attractions of the city, where hard working locals keep the city supplied with exotic produce and daily goods. The nature of these social hubs have a far more special place in the community than soul-less supermarkets or shopping malls and it's Sa Ba's Street Food Tour's pleasure to take you right into the heart of these fascinating theaters of Yangon market life. We've chosen our must-see markets. Places full of energy and atmosphere where photo and learning opportunities are in abundance. Each market is different from the last so we can give you a truly all-round grass-roots experience while getting the chance to eat some delicious food, people-watch and immerse yourself in the real Yangon. What you'll see: San Pyar Fisherman Docks The Banana and Coconut Jetty The Spice and Produce Market Bogoyke Market (closed Mondays) Mohinga Breakfast Traditional Myanmar Lunch

Early morning tour in Yangon, early birds will get more worms! No traffic, everything is quiet on the streets and the temperature is quite pleasant. Can do the whole year round without any stress for the heat. Markets are very lively, meet friendly people, a rich experience about people lifestyle, learn culture, tasting local fruits and foods. Yangon people's favorite breakfast will be served.

A real taste of Yangon packed with history, culture and community as we take part in 03:00 hours of authentic food tastings to intimately experience how the locals live, eat and shop in the city of Yangon .

The Mandalay Bike 'n Bite Tour is a unique combination. It's an easy bicycle tour on real bamboo bikes and lovely food tasting. A bit of exercise, lots of bites and many stories to tell. You’ll stop and try all the best foods that Mandalay has to offer. From delicious tea shop noodles to sweet cakes. With every stop, you discover a new taste and hear new stories about food, culture and history. You’ll see this enchanting city like few have

Join Moe and her family for a meal at their welcoming dining table. The homecooking of Myanmar is influenced by its geography and the food is a mix of southeast Asian, Indian, and Chinese flavors and cooking techniques. Moe’s family prepares traditional Myanmar cuisine as well as Chinese dishes, reflecting their heritage. You might try dishes such as their tender Burmese pork curry cooked with onions and tomato paste, nga phe thoq (a fish cake salad, of fried fish cake served on top of a fresh greens with onion, fried garlic and tomato), bean soup with vermicelli and dried shrimp, or shui jiao (Chinese dumplings stuffed with minced pork, ginger, and spring onions).

Join this special food & walking tour and explore the variety of Burmese cuisine as well as the most beautiful colonial buildings in whole Southeast Asia! This tour will introduce you to typical Burmese dishes and the country's rich history. Your guide will show you some hidden treasures and take you to places, where fewer tourists visit.

After 50 years of isolation, the south of Myanmar has finally opened up slowly and there are plenty of places for you to discover. Myeik (Mergui), one of the biggest fishing towns in Myanmar, has an incredible interesting history. Starting from the early 17th century, the East Indian Trading company were unloading their ships at the ports of Myeik. The fishery town Myeik hasn't changed much since the country opened to visitors and take this great opportunity to learn and experience the daily life of Southern Myanmar’s people.

Guests can begin their visit with a wine tasting. Of the four options, I found the Normal Harvest White to be the best pairing to a late summer afternoon, with a light, dry aftertaste. Though the tasting did not provide much information about each wine, it wasn’t exactly a bad way to pass a half-hour. The tour of the vineyard and winery takes guests through the rows to examine specimens of shiraz grapes and other varieties. A peek at the distillation process reveals rows of massive metal cylinders, housing thousands of gallons of wine. Women bottle the product by hand, their children sleeping in hammocks nearby.

Mr. Chef cooking class offer hands-on experience for those who are interested to learn local culture and authentic Myanmar food. Every clients will cook all dishes with local chef and learn how Myanmar food is cooked. Every clients will go shopping as local in the market and interact with local people in the market and tea shop.

A cooking class experience during your trip is a way to gain respect for the tradition that goes into making your food, and it's a great way to share your travels long after you're home.

Ever wanted to ride a Bamboo Bike? We have that option for you! Ride the Bamboo Bike around town and stop at a few places to eat local food. Enjoy a conversation with our friendly guides. Learn about the food culture in Myanmar.

The Yangon Bike & Bite Tour is an extension of Dala Discovery Tour for those who like to combine biking and eating. After biking in Dala, the Yangon Bike & Bite Tour takes you on foot to Yangon’s popular tea shops, local restaurants and street food vendors. You can taste many different types of food and snacks. The tasting tour is full of flavours as it covers a wide range of food that you will find throughout Myanmar.

This activity is ideal for those who want to learn how to cook Myanmar food and see Myanmar lifestyle of country side. Dala is sitting just next to Yangon and it is like rural area. The way people live reflects Myanmar ways of life in rural area. Without big building, smiling faces, playing children, many water ponds and bamboo houses are different perspective for tourists to see and understand Myanmar ways of lives. Cooking Myanmar food and eat like local will make your trip to be memorable and bring experience home from Myanmar.

If you are looking for a less expensive way to appreciate the beauty of countless temples and pagodas spread over the Bagan plain, having a sunrie breakfast at Bagan Viewing Tower would probably be the first thing on your list. Sit back and relax and let the scene take you many centuries back as you enjoy your choice of refeshments at the fully air-conditioned restaurant and bar. • Great 360-degree view of Bagan temples complex at sunrise • Delicious western breakfasts with coffee and tea • Best for photography early morning, less tourists • Hassle-free hotel pick-up and drop-off are included

The day is filled with the golden glow of pagodas, the scent of spices, the rustle of gemstones and the taste of fresh coconut curry. Smooth roads lead to wide avenues where the silence contrasts with the bustling markets. The sound of temple gongs mingles with the voices of vendors, and the warm evening air brings the spicy notes of fried snacks.