The Old Siam Plaza

Old shopping plaza near city area, plenty of street food. Aircond was strong, nice place for hide out under scorching sun. Nothing much to shout about this place, plenty of Jewellery shops. The iconic fountain is just…. Small pond. Still taken a pic as memory. Overall ok for casual , 1st time visit. Was on short trip, passby by random / accident. Future mrt station might be located nearby. No direct connection to BTS which makes the visit very 🔥 under sun. Surprise to see Boon Tong Kee chicken rice here🫠

The Old Siam Plaza is a charming and nostalgic stop in Bangkok’s historic old town — a welcome contrast to the big modern malls elsewhere in the city. It feels like a window into classic Bangkok, with traditional architecture, a relaxed vibe, and a mix of interesting shops and food stalls. I especially enjoyed wandering through the ground floor food area with Thai snacks and sweets, and checking out the variety of silks, fabrics, and local boutiques upstairs. It’s a great place to pick up unique Thai textiles or just take a break from the heat in the air-conditioned interior.

Great little stop after the Flower Market! I stumbled upon this small plaza after visiting the Flower Market, and it was the perfect place to cool down. There’s a Starbucks with strong air‑conditioning — exactly what I needed for a break from the heat. The plaza mainly features Thai silk and fashion shops, and the ground floor is filled with local Thai snacks. If you’re into Thai silk or want to pick up some local treats, this is definitely a good spot to check out.

This place is silk heaven with many shops on the upper floors catering excellent events wear, particularly for women. The clothes are simply exquisite. There’s also a food mart and some jewellery stores. It’s not as busy as the larger malls but I like it for that reason.

The street food zone at The Old Siam Plaza is a paradise for snack lovers! It brings together many famous Thai dessert and street food stalls from across the country in one place. Everywhere you look, there are tempting traditional treats from golden threads, crispy banana chips, and Thai crepes to colorful desserts like luk chup and layered jelly. The atmosphere feels like a retro market but is very clean and well-organized. Perfect for eating on the spot or buying as gifts!

The food market is underrated, there is great traditional thai desserts varierty with great quality! Maybe one of the best markets in Bangkok if you looking for this

As a foreigner this is a great place to eat a variety of snacks. Don't plan on doing any real shopping, though the pretty fabrics are fun to look at. Samples the desserts downstairs then go up to the third floor for a nice meal.

A neat and manageable mall located in Chinatown. It’s well-organized and features many shops selling fashion, fabrics, and jewelry. Parking is convenient: spend over 300 Baht for 2 hours free, or over 600 Baht for 3 hours.