ICONSIAM
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ICONSIAM

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Toey Sarunrat
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Time Out says

Shopping malls aren’t usually the first place you’d think of for sunsets, but ICONSIAM’s pier is an exception. Head down to the pier to see the sky put on a show while river cruise boats glide by. The whole vibe feels very peaceful for such a busy spot, especially if you’re nursing a drink from one of the nearby bars. An ideal spot to relax after a little retail therapy.

Charoen Nakhon Soi 5, Charoen Nakhon Rd, Khlong Ton Sai, Khlong San. Open daily 10am-10pm 

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

What’s on

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

Lose yourself (and your wallet) over three days of serious independent brands at ICONSIAM

Singapore’s best-known design-led pop-up event finally arrives in Bangkok. After spending more than two decades championing emerging designers and small creative businesses through Boutiques Singapore, founder Charlotte Cain brings the concept overseas for the first time with Boutiques Asia: The Bangkok Edition 2026 at ICONSIAM. Across three days, more than 120 brands from Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Hong Kong, South Korea and Japan set up shop inside the riverside mall, many appearing in Thailand for the first time. Expect menswear, womenswear, accessories, beauty products, homeware and food concepts, plus more than 70 exclusive launches and limited-edition releases. Singapore names likely to draw attention include leather goods studio Tow Tow, unisex apparel label GRAYE, artisanal footwear maker Palola and accessories brand Talking Toes. Elsewhere, Industry+ stages its ‘No Boundaries’ exhibition, bringing together collectible works by Multistandard, Anon Pairot Studio, Studio Act of Kindness, Critiba, Karyn Lim and Dai Sugasawa. Supported by Enterprise Singapore, the event reflects the growing exchange between creative communities across Asia, with Bangkok a fitting first stop outside its home city. July 24-26. B160 for a one-day pass and B450 for a three-day pass. Grab your tickets here. 7th floor, ICONSIAM. 10am-8pm Note: Under-12s go free. KTC or SCB CardX holders get 25 percent off.
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