The Old Siam Plaza

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!

This shopping center features a wide variety of stores, with a strong focus on clothing—particularly suits and fashion-related items. There are also several good food options and a selection of jewelry shops. The facility is well-maintained, with clean bathrooms and comfortable air conditioning, making it a pleasant stop during a walk. A personal highlight was the Pokémon-themed store located inside. While it operates on limited hours, it is worth a visit for anyone interested in Japanese or Korean Pokémon products, especially trading cards. They even host actual card battles, which adds a unique and engaging touch. Overall, a great place to explore.

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.

a calm shopping spot with a relaxing atmosphere. Offers a lovely selection of traditional clothing and Thai silk that beautifully reflects cultural heritage. a great place for those who appreciate peace and style.

Lots of jewelry and clothing shops in this mall. In the far back corner of the 3rd floor food court is a stall with a few veg dishes as well as a free vegan clear soup and little salad bar. Nice, helpful staff. On the first floor is a branch of a chain called Golden Coffee, where I’ve gone to get a cup of strong matcha with oatmilk.

Perfect place for women’s shopping and jewellery. Everything else is costly, when compared to other markets. Try local food here.

This mall has a nice selection of jewelry and traditional Thai clothing stores. You can also find familiar brands like Big C, KFC, and Starbucks.

A good shopping complex in old town area close to Pahurat. There are multiple small shops about Thai culture in this particular mall. If you get tired you can grab food from the delicious food court as well. Only downside is the parking lot size, seems they are not able to accommodate peak traffic.