MBK CENTER

Gave it 4 stars because I just wasn’t into every stand asking if I wanted to buy something. Each floor is a certain type of item. One floor is all electronics but every shop seems to be the same. Get your haggling skills ready. Got some decent deals, lots of fakes if you’re into that. It’s massive. Outside food carts are triple the price of what we were paying and went to 7/11 and ate on top quiet floors. Arcades as well if you have kids or need a break.

Bangkok has endless malls. And right here in this area there are three huge malls almost next to each other. First there's the Siam Paragon - our favourite mall, mostly thanks to the great food court, restaurants, food stalls and the Gourmet Market. Then there's CentralWorld. Somewhere between Siam Paragon and the MBK Center when it comes to shops and pricing. Then at last the MBK Center, what I would consider the cheapest of these three (not in a bad way). There are still the big brands and luxury brands. But there are lots of bargains to be found. The food court is a pretty good one, also has a good number of different restaurants on several floors. We did enjoy the "Kenshin Izakaya". The best thing about this mall in my opinion you find on the upper levels at the back of the floors. There's this maze of small little shops. Some selling fake brands and stuff. But others just cheap and cheerful clothes and shoes. For real bargain prices. Shirts, pants, sweaters, jackets, leather goods. Real fun just to get lost there and browse. The other two mall do not have that kind of shops - it's what we come to MBK for. Don't miss out on the stalls outside of the MBK Center (ground floor on the left). Especially nice in the evening.

The mall has many dupes at very affordable prices. It does sadly get repetitive though since most of the stores sell the same stuff. Expect to haggle a bit, but they won’t always drastically drop their prices. Definitely worth a visit.

Disappointing shopping! Crowded with some floors feeling jumbled, and too much of the same items. We got tired of even trying to find something unique. The food options are the best part, quite a variety available and prices were fair. They also have some free public events; we heard bands for a music festival. Public WiFi was poor, very unstable, the MBK WiFi was very time-limited. Went to the Info. Desk to get options, they just sent us to Starbucks. Beware of the taxis parked outside - they asked for more than 3X what it cost for us to arrive at the mall!

MBK Center in Bangkok is a bustling shopping hub with over 2,500 stores under one roof. From affordable clothing and accessories to electronics and tasty food, you can find it all here. It’s a popular spot for both locals and tourists, where haggling is a must and it’s easy to spend a few hours exploring.The prices are friendly to your wallet, but shopping cheaply here mainly means one thing: bargaining! Negotiating is a must, just like in many other places in Thailand. A good tip is to look around first before buying, because the exact same product might be cheaper just a few shops down.

Huge mall with absolutely everything. Can spend the whole day here. Lots of food outlets. Diverse range of merchandise high end and budget friendly. Easy access from national stadium bts.

MBK Center is one of Bangkok’s most iconic shopping malls — a great mix of old-school charm and modern convenience. You can find almost everything here: clothes, electronics, souvenirs, and local snacks. The mall is well-located and easy to access by BTS, and it offers many food options, including halal restaurants like Chaolay Seafood (Halal) and Yana Restaurant, perfect for Muslim tourists. There’s also a Don Don Donki and 7-Eleven inside for quick shopping. Clean, lively, and air-conditioned — an ideal spot to shop, eat, or relax in the heart of Bangkok!

🛍️ MBK Center – Bangkok’s Bustling Bargain Hub MBK Center is a lively, multi-level shopping mall that blends the feel of a traditional street market with the convenience of an indoor space. It’s packed with mini stores offering everything from fashion and electronics to souvenirs and beauty services. You’ll find plenty of massage chairs and beauty shops—especially manicures—lining the walkways, ready to welcome walk-in customers. The atmosphere is energetic and tourist-heavy, with vendors eager to make a sale. Some shopkeepers can be a bit pushy, especially with tourists, but it’s all part of the hustle-and-bustle charm. Despite the crowds, the mall is fairly clean and well-maintained, and the variety of goods makes it easy to spend hours browsing and buying. There’s also a decent selection of food options and arcade-style games for families or casual hangouts. If you’re looking for deals, souvenirs, or just a colorful slice of Bangkok life, MBK delivers a memorable experience.