Eathai

Thai restaurant · Makkasan

Eathai

Thai restaurant · Makkasan

1031 Phloen Chit Rd, เเขวง ปทุมวัน, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand

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Eathai at Central Embassy is a chic, spacious food court offering a delightful mix of Thai and Asian dishes, convenient self-service, and friendly staff.

1031 Phloen Chit Rd, เเขวง ปทุมวัน, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand Get directions

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฿100–200

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@eater

"Eathai delivers Bangkok’s best street food without the outdoor heat. This themed food court in the basement of the posh Central Embassy has become a favorite for its delicious variety, as well as its more affordable prices, air conditioning, and comfortable ambiance. Try the fish-ball noodles and the Vietnamese rice vermicelli with grilled pork, as well as the desserts and iced tea. Bangkok Bold Kitchen, a recipient of a Michelin Bib Gourmand award and an offshoot from the Bangkok Bold Cooking School, holds court in the same space." - Chawadee Nualkhair, Austin Bush, Sirin Wongpanit

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@afar

"A massive pavilion of boutique food stalls, full of artisan cooking staples, attractive dry goods, and dozens of hot sauces." - Jenny Adams

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Olivia

Google

This is definitely one of the best food courts you can experience! Their payment system is fantastic; you receive a card with a barcode that gets scanned as you order your food, and you pay when you exit. It's very easy, simple, and convenient. The tables are already set up, allowing you to sit down and enjoy your meal while the staff takes care of cleaning and arranging the tables. Everything is so clean! The food is above average as well.

Jaime Loh

Google

Foods are generally good except our creamy tom yum soup was a bit too salty for us. Otherwise, all good. Love the vibe!

Katie Song

Google

Had so much fun eating here! It was like an indoor food market with their own sections. You carry a card and scan for dishes you'd like from different restaurants. Then you pay at the end whatever was charged to your card. This makes it so convenient as you only pay once to eat at multiple shops. When you get your receipt after each scan, the servers take the receipt and collect your dishes for you. It was very fast, affordable, and everything was delicious. Definitely would recommend!

Racha King

Google

Eat and shop at the same time and pay later. Excellent concept. They will give you a card as you enter (1 card per person) and take that card upon exit, that is when you pay them. This is probably the best food court that has quality food with humble smiling people. All the food they provide is really delicious and exceptionally clean. There is also a vegetarian section with again, amazing food. You can also order food and give the receipt to the people working there and they will bring your food to table. For us, we prefer to bring the food by ourselves, seems more polite. A Quality food court.

Laura Daussaint

Google

The principle is nice, you get a type of credit card and you can choose from which place you want to eat. We enjoyed a great fried rice and drinks for less than 15 euros for two.

Jacob TAN

Google

This place is similar to the food courts concept. However, the food here are mostly Thai and Asian food. It is located at the basement of Central Embassy where the grocery shop is. Plenty of food to choose from and no problem to get a seat as it is not too crowded. Had the upmarket boat noodle with Australian rib eye beef, somtam and moo ping today. All the 3 dishes are very good but special mentions or the moo ping which was extremely tender and flavourful. Prices are also very reasonable.

Alan Tang

Google

Very nice and luxury environment. The food is good but I am not sure if it’s on the high side given it’s inside a luxury mall. I ordered a large chicken rice and it costs me thb100

Anton

Google

I tried food from 3 different stalls. Went from bad to worse. Beyond mediocre taste and flavor. Avoid this place if you're after legit Thai food — service is friendly enough, but the ambiance is like eating in a hospital canteen.

@eater

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@afar

"A massive pavilion of boutique food stalls, full of artisan cooking staples, attractive dry goods, and dozens of hot sauces." - Jenny Adams

The 9 Best Hot Sauces in the World - AFAR

View Postcard for Eathai

Olivia

Google

Jaime Loh

Google

Foods are generally good except our creamy tom yum soup was a bit too salty for us. Otherwise, all good. Love the vibe!

Katie Song

Google

Racha King

Google

Laura Daussaint

Google

The principle is nice, you get a type of credit card and you can choose from which place you want to eat. We enjoyed a great fried rice and drinks for less than 15 euros for two.

Jacob TAN

Google

Alan Tang

Google

Very nice and luxury environment. The food is good but I am not sure if it’s on the high side given it’s inside a luxury mall. I ordered a large chicken rice and it costs me thb100

Anton

Google

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