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A fancy version of Thai food court. It has a variety of dishes you can usually find in any Thai food court. However, it's a bit pricey. I tried Pad Thai and it was good. The place is very clean with nice decorations. Also what's actually convenient is that you don't need to exchange cash to get "food court card" to pay. Instead, they will give you a kind of "credit card", which you can use to buy the food. After you finish, you can pay what you purchase at the cashier. You can even use credit card so it's very convenient

Not a big fan of food courts usually but this one is simply amazing by the quality of the of the food stands and the price. Couldn't stop trying beef noodles, crab fried rice, tom yum rock lobster and Vietnamese food. The service is clean and flawless, and the price very cheap for a high end mall.

Great little food court with a variety of stalls to choose from. Simple process where a card lent to you is scanned (food from around 60-150) and you pay at the end. Thai offerings as well as Chinese, Indian, Korean, pizza, Vietnamese and more.

This place is amazing. Atmosphere was nice, selection was great, and the service is amazing. You go around and order by scanning a card, you set your receipt on the table and they have people that grab your food for you and you pay when you leave. The food portions are larger than other food courts and the food is only a little more expensive. The food itself was good as well and a good selection of drinks and deserts. Must try if you are staying nearby.

This is a food court-style dining area with a variety of restaurants to choose from. 1. First, receive a card with a barcode from the staff at the entrance. 2. Next, go to the restaurant of your choice, place your order, and show them the barcode card. 3. The restaurant will give you a paper order confirmation. Take this paper to the staff walking around to serve food. They will bring your completed order to your table. 4. Finally, take the barcode card to the exit to make your payment. The food options are diverse, ranging from Thai, Korean, to Italian cuisines. Some well-known restaurants serve delicious dishes, while others are more average.

Highly recommended! The first impression is super clean! I can see all staff constantly ensuring all the cooking and dining areas are sparkling clean! Second impression is there’s plenty of cuisines to choose from. Basically everything you expect from Thailand and nearby Asian countries. I also noticed they keep the menu fairly easy to understand. Third impression is how well trained and polite all the staff are. I’m pleasantly surprised. They are all very polite and understand English very well. Last but not least, the taste of food. I had Tomyum soup and basil minced pork rice today. The tomyum soup is quite impressive. The seafood in there are fresh and very sufficiently in portions. The basil rice is not bad as well. For the prices of them, I’d say it’s very fair. The tomyum is 110 baht and pork rice is 70baht. General taste to me seems to be more inclined to meet foreigners’ tolerance, but who am I to say? There’s many local people here. So probably just me comparing them to different areas’ tastes in Thailand.

Amazing place if you want to try all classic Thai dish at once. Their choice of restaurants collections are very thoughtful, from street vendors dishes to main dishes and fresh fruit smoothies. The ambience is great, very clean, modernized and trendy just like the mall itself, and the price is reasonable even it is in a mall. The tomyom noodle is a must, and the Ovaline Milk is surprisingly good, too bad my appetite is quite small otherwise I would definitely try the pork knuckles rice

The food was really good and the staff here is taking care of the service for customers like nowhere else.