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Siam Paragon

Best mall for upscale shopping and entertainment
  • Shopping | Department stores
  • Siam
Meena Janekrabuanhad
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Time Out says

As one of Bangkok’s biggest luxury shopping destinations, Siam Paragon brings together designer labels, world-class dining and entertainment all in one convenient stop in the heart of the city. While most Bangkok malls are known for shopping and food, Siam Paragon takes it a step further with an entire underwater world beneath the mall. SEA Life Ocean World Aquarium is where you can cool off among sharks, penguins and thousands of marine creatures between shopping breaks. 

Once you’ve finished exploring the underwater world, head upstairs to the culinary world waiting for you at Gourmet Eats, the mall’s food hall that brings together Thai favourites, Michelin-rated spots and local must-tries making the decision of what to eat more difficult than ever. Our picks include Here Hai’s famous crab fried rice and the Go-Ang Pratunam chicken rice, two classic dishes that usually come with long queues at their standalone shops but here you can taste both in no time.

991 Rama I Road, Pathum Wan. Open daily 10am-10pm

Details

Address
991
Siam Paragon
Rama 1 Road
Pathumwan
Bangkok
Transport:
BTS Siam
Opening hours:
Daily 10:00-22:00

What’s on

See samurai swordsmanship, try origami and meet a 500-year-old bonsai at Siam Paragon

Siam Paragon celebrates Thailand’s long-standing ties with Japan this August with Siam Paragon The Wondrous Japan Heritage 2026, a cultural festival running from August 20-30. Head to Parc Paragon from August 20-23 for live samurai swordsmanship, ninja performances and hands-on workshops, with plenty to see even if you only have an hour between shopping stops. From August 20-23, the main stage hosts Awaken the Samurai between 2pm and 5pm, featuring sword school Shidenryu Tokyo and performers from Iga, known for its association with Japan’s ninja tradition. There are also demonstrations exploring the discipline and techniques behind these historic warrior cultures. Craft sessions cover origami, maneki neko making and the strategy board game Samurai. For something quieter, Living Hall presents A Living Legacy of Time, a bonsai exhibition featuring seven prized masterpieces, including one more than 500 years old. Guided tours happen on weekends, while bonsai workshops take place on August 22 and 29. The wider programme also brings Japanese food, fashion, books and design to the mall, with familiar names such as Kinokuniya, Loft and Nintendo alongside Japanese restaurants and cafes. Admission to the main festival activities is free. August 20-30, 10am-8pm at Siam Paragon
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