Great Immersive Tour - I had a great tour! Jed was helpful in explaining the spices and helped me finish all 6. Would definitely recommend this tour.

Great kid friendly experience! - Great museum with lots of interesting facts about food traditions, culture, production and food related scandals. Very interesting for kids to learn more about interesting foods from around the world. The taste bar is amazing; try durian, surströmming, smelly cheeses, chillies. The staff is great, very encouraging, engaging and informative. Overall a great kid-friendly, educative experience.

Great experience - I was with my man and we almost puked. He ate everything and we did the spicy challenge. It still hurts but that's what we were looking for.

Good for the whole family - A museum of interest for the whole family! Both educational and entertaining, plus giving food for thought. Very good guides. Mum happy to win the taste challenge!

The first outing to stink and be great at the same time! - We had a fabulous time! The exhibit is well organised, stinky, very interesting and definitely eye opening. The staff were fabulous and speak perfect english as usual. Definitely worth the money, and lots of things to taste, if you dare! 😉

A very different experience. - For a very different experience, visit the Disgusting Food Museum. Interesting, educational, fun and above all disgusting. Very friendly staff.

Super fun staff! - Wow! What a dedicated staff! Felt like they had as much fun as we did 😍. Fun to see and read about people's creativity when it comes to food.

Fun, educating and great experience - Great experience. Many strange, disgusting, smelly pieces of information and tastes. The people behind the counter were smiling, super positive, and had great knowledge of the food we tried.

Different museum experience (in the good way) - Good informative staff. Exciting and slightly cross-border (in the good way) museum. We got through the whole taste bar. Reasonable prices.

Not What We Expected - What started off so well with an energetic introduction, your personal novelty vomit bag, and an overall pungent smell coming from inside - giving high hopes for what lay ahead. Unfortunately we weren't too impressed in the end. Not only was it small, but a lot of the "disgusting" foods were either unfortunate mishaps from the past, or just unusual facts about existing regular foods (such as vegemite, durian, black pudding, pop-tarts and candy). Each food comes with a fact plate to read - and depending on who's in front of you in the queue, you could be stuck in line for a while. All things considered, you could probably get through this museum in 30 minutes.