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ICONSIAM

Best mall for Thai culture and cuisine
  • Shopping
  • Charoennakhon
Meena Janekrabuanhad
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Time Out says

Set along the Chao Phraya River, ICONSIAM is shaped after a krathong, a floating banana leaf offering, with pleated glass façade inspired by the flowing folds of the traditional Thai shawl, sabai. A striking first impression before you’ve even stepped inside. Once you enter, you’ll find Thai culture woven throughout the shopping space – from displays of handcrafted textiles and traditional crafts to artworks and installations at ‘River Museum Bangkok’ on the eighth floor. 

Looking for something else besides elephant pants? The mall houses a curated mix of local brands, Thai designers and artisanal products that’s worth making the suitcase space for. Next, head to SOOKSIAM, the mall’s indoor ‘floating market’, where you can eat your way through all 77 provinces of Thailand from the earthy and herbal flavours in the north to the bold and fiery curries in the south without ever leaving the building.

ICONSIAM feels less like a shopping mall and more like a landmark where Thailand’s heritage is reflected in every detail, from the architecture to the cultural experiences found within.

299 Charoen Nakhon Road, Khlong Ton Sai. Open daily 10am-10pm

Details

Address
Charoen Nakhon Soi 5, Charoen Nakhon Rd, Khlong Ton Sai
Bangkok
10600
Opening hours:
Open daily 10am-10pm

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Photograph five-metre Gear 5 Luffy at ICONSIAM

Call it a citywide fixation: One Piece takes over Bangkok with surprising ease. Fans who once followed Luffy on small screens now find those stories stretched across real space. Netflix brings a slice of the Grand Line to Lumpini Park, yet ICONSIAM answers with something more immersive: a 600-square-metre pop-up café that plays like a living archive. Scenes from past arcs reappear as walkable sets, while newly issued wanted posters chart the crew’s long evolution. A stamp trail links ten zones, gently guiding visitors across the space. At the centre, a five-metre Gear 5 Luffy looms with cartoonish confidence, slightly surreal, unmistakably designed for photographs and quiet disbelief. Until 31 October. Free. ICONSIAM, 10am-8.30pm

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Three decades after Detective Conan first arrives on television, the long-running mystery series gets its first Southeast Asian anniversary exhibition. The show traces the anime's history from early sketches and storyboards to voice recording, music and final animation, offering a closer look at the work behind one of Japan's biggest franchises. Highlights include life-sized recreations of memorable scenes, a storyboard wall spanning 30 years and a screening room showing an exclusive anniversary film. Pick up an assigned collectible ticket on arrival, then finish with a browse through exclusive merchandise made specially for the exhibition. July 23-November 8. B250-900 via here. FreeAttraction Hall, ICONSIAM. 10am-9pm
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