Siam Paragon Food Hall

Been here a few time already. It's a fantastic food court. I remember when I was here the first time in 2006. The mall was still relatively new and the food court pretty empty and not much going on. But that changed more and more over the years. It's now a really lively, bustling food court with lots of choices. On the whole floor there are plenty of real restaurants, lots of stalls selling snack and all kinds of street food. As well as a section with some food stalls with plenty of seating in the middle. There is really something for everybody. Snacks like thai sausages, mango & rice, all kinds of sweets, shaved ice desserts and more. From the stalls all the classic thai dishes for little money. Or a bit more upscale: Sit down in one of the many many restaurants. We liked one specialised in Northern Thai Cuisine. Or if you feel like Chinese, the "Four Seasons" is a good spot. Don't miss out on the many Thai desserts! Either to enjoy here or to bring with. The shaved Ice Cream with all the crazy toppings were surely a great thing. It's a fantastic mall - with an equally fantastic food court. From cheap and cheerful to the upscale dining experience. This place has got it all.

Having the local famous crab fried rice in high end shopping mall.. the fried rice and prawn are really delicious with affordable price.. serving portion are big, ingredients used are fresh.. Finger licking good. Another bowl is the fried Kwey Teow, a pretty new type of cooking that ever seen.

We took the BTS train to Siam Station, which puts you right in the middle of Bangkok’s prime shopping district—surrounded by Siam Center, Siam Square, and Siam Paragon. If you prefer a more upscale atmosphere, Siam Paragon is the clear choice. We chose Siam Paragon because it houses the excellent Gourmet Market, along with a large food court featuring several vendors recognized by the Michelin Guide. That said, when we visited, the food court felt more like a standard upscale mall food hall than something particularly special. The mall itself features luxury brands such as Hermès and Cartier, among many others, and the exterior décor is beautifully done. The food court system is convenient: you can either pay directly by credit card at participating stalls or load cash onto a stored-value card. We tried Here Hai, but unfortunately their signature crab fried rice and crab omelet were sold out by around 3 pm. It would have been helpful if they had posted a clear sign indicating sell-outs, as many customers were still lining up. We ended up ordering crab fried rice from another stall—it tasted authentic and satisfying, though I didn’t catch the English name of the vendor. For dessert, we had shaved ice from another store. It was a nice way to cool down after eating spicy food. We also spent quite a bit of time browsing Gourmet Market. The produce and bakery selection are excellent, and there are plenty of samples from anything you can imaginem For first-time visitors, it’s easy to spend over an hour just exploring the aisles. Overall, Siam Paragon is a place we would definitely return to—both for shopping and for stocking up on quality groceries.