Eathai

Lovely food court at the LG level of the mall. A little upscaled street food. Make sure to see the other side of it too as some of the restaurants are there and do offer somewhat different items Totally enjoyed it. I liked the paying card that you actually pay at the end of the meal. Definitely a good experience

A superior food court with a wide range of Thai food to choose from. I recommend you take time to walk around and see all the food available - there really is a lot to choose from. I had duck noodles, my partner had pork knuckle and rice. I had a small size soup and it was more than enough. When you enter EatThai each person is given a token, which is scanned when you order a meal. You present the token to the cashier and pay as you leave. A little more expensive than other shopping centre food courts, well worth the cost. A great place for people new to Thailand to try a variety of Thai food.

To summarized, this is a fancy Thai food court. The food was great. I enjoyed the chicken curry. The place was not very crowded as well, so it's very chill. The price was a bit more expensive than usual Thai food court. Also, you will be charged a service fee (I think 5%) when you pay as well, which makes it more expensive. Nevertheless, recommended to try!

Krua Boon Vegan - Vegetarian Food stall at @Central Embassy - Eat Thai Food Center - LG Floor - they have lots of Vegetarian Vegan Food Options - we had delicious ans fulfilling food - Khao Soi, Lad Na, and Yakisoba Noodles along with Keang Kaew Waan - Green Curry Rice. A must visit if you are near Chidlom Area - food is around 1xxbaht per dish.

I like how this food court is laid out. They seem to group the food offerings based on various regions of Thailand. I also like how they do the payment system where you are handed a 1000 baht food card and each dish is deducted from the card at each station. You just pay the total at the checkout when you leave. I opted for massamam Thai curry. It was very sweet and cold. I also ordered plain roti. Both dishes were very poor examples of Thai dishes which can be found throughout Thailand. I expect food courts be not as good as stand alone restaurants or specialized food vendors but Eathai was below par. I was hoping for better from a food court in the Central Embassy’s which is a flagship shopping mall.

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.

This food court is located at the LG level which is one floor below the ground floor. The food court is slightly more "high-end" and priced accordingly. There are many types of food available. You will need to collect an electronic card at the entrance and all food ordered will be recorded in the card. At the exit of the food court/supermarket, you present the card to the cashier and they will inform you of the amount to pay.

This is a fancy food court with cuisines from across Thailand. If you want to try many things, stop by here. You can get Chiangmai noodles (Nam ngeow noodles were good, and I had khao soy in the past), Phuket seafood dishes, Isaan food, grilled sausages, fresh cut fruit and Thai desserts. There is plenty to choose from and i think you will not get bored.