On this food-focused tour you’ll not only get to feel like a local — you’ll get to eat like one, too. Breezing through the city in a tuk-tuk, you’ll have the chance to explore Phnom Penh’s vibrant street food scene, from roadside stands to bustling market stalls, for a whole evening of eating, drinking and discovering how locals enjoy this energetic city. Bustling Central Market is your first stop, where you will explore the fresh seafood and local fruit stalls, check out the best BBQ and spring roll stalls, and admire some of the more unusual (to Westerners anyway) street food options like fried cricket and spider. Leaving the market, you’ll discover the food stalls that line the streets, stopping to taste authentic Khmer delicacies, and maybe sitting down with the locals in some hidden foodie hotspots. The Independence Monument is next on your agenda, for a quick insight into the city’s history and a great photo op. Then hop in a tuk-tuk and ride off towards the night market, enjoying the buzz of the streets and the wind in your hair as you race across town. At the market, you’ll try Cambodian noodle soup or a Khmer curry, depending on your preference, and soak up the sights and smells of this frenetic place. Your penultimate, spectacular stop will be the stunningly illuminated Wat Phnom Pagoda, and then you’ll end with a traditional dinner and dessert at a locally loved restaurant.