There are lots of outdoor market style stalls where you can bargain down the price, as well as regular shopping mall shops. All inside a comfortable, clean and air conditioned building.
If you’re in a rush you might miss out on some deals, and you might need 2-3 hours looking around and being patient to find the best deals.
Located on the 5th floor is one of my favorite food courts, The Fifth Food Avenue. This food court offers all kind of dishes and drinks. Indian, Arabic, Vietnamese, Hainese, Chinese, Thai, Italian, Western are all here. I would just go to MBK for this food court. The prices are higher than regular Thai food courts. You can expect to pay 200-300 baht per dish, but that’s a reasonable price for tourists.
[wpr-pros-cons]Shops and services
Floors 1-3: Clothing and shoes, leather goods, cosmetics and hairstyling, toys, gold and jewelry
Floor 4: Electronics, mobile phones, CD and MP3
Floor 5: Fifth Food Avenue (international food hall), restaurants, furniture, photography, and computer
Floor 6: Food court, souvenir shops
Floor 7: Cinema, bowling, karaoke
Floor 8: Cinema, arcade
Women shoes, accessories & clothing
Entertainment
Movie theater, bowling, and arcade at on the top floor.
Random photos
Thai souvenir shops that can fit your suitcase.
Map & how to get to MBK Shopping Center
The best way is to use the BTS to avoid the crazy Bangkok city traffic. Get off at National Stadium BTS Station and Exit #4.
