After 3 kids, I advise against doing adult activities with small children - especially if you're alone. But - if you still want to give it a try,,, I took the Bangrak tour in which there were no tuktuks to deal with - it was all walking . Which ever food tour you decide on, check with the company if TukTuks are involved. if not, consider a stroller or a shoulder harness in which you can carry your kid.

Tricky question, would the traditional foods of Bangkok be vegetarian? When we went lots of there was lots of chicken, beef and duck

Yes you can totally do it solo. Book directly thru the site! Have fun

We went on the midnight eats by tuk tuk. At the first restaurant we were served both seafood and meat, the second was noodles with chicken and the last was Pad Thai, so a little bit of everything.

Sorry for the late response. I can't answer that as I didn't look at it as a vegetarian. My immediate response would likely be that you are not getting the best value for your money as a vegetarian

We went on this tour in January. Pad Thai was definitely included in both traditional and modern versions. Bottled water was included and plentiful. We tipped the guide and the tuk tuk driver. Well worth it.

This should be fine. Families use the tuk tuk's all the time and the locations you visit are all family friendly.

Bangkok food tour is the name nd we chose midnight food tour in tuktuk