Siam Paragon, a high-end shopping mall which opens daily from 10:00 am – 10:00 pm is connected to BTS Siam Station which is served by the Sukhumvit & Silom lines making it relatively easy for tourists like myself to travel to it. Officially opened on 9 December 2005 with the highest private investment of USD460 million covering 21 acres, it is the 4th largest mall in Thailand & happens to be my favourite mall in Bangkok for good reason. The Gourmet Market, located on the Ground Floor is the foremost reason! I enjoy buying groceries from it & sampling their promotional food. Their fresh produce & products are definitely fresh & tasty. Although quite steep in price, you can be assured of quality & taste. They also offer traditional Thailand products that are beautifully packed for tourists to bring back home. Honestly, I have not explored the mall. However, I had visited its Gourmet Market & eateries on the Ground Floor, the Sealife Bangkok Ocean World on the Basement Floor & some boutiques on the above floors. In previous years, I had the chance to visit Laduree, an authentic French restaurant. However, I had only bought their popular macarons. My travelling partner & I also had the privilege to visit the Harrods Café to have tea. Boots Pharmacy was a must as it reminded us of our olden days in London. And we caved in to our fast-food cravings at Burger King & enjoyed their fish burger as we didn’t know whether their beef & chicken burgers were halal certified. I found out later that Siam Paragon has 8 floors. The Mezzanine Floor is home to all the international luxury brand names from clothing & bags to watches & jewellery. My favourite boutique, namely Prada is one of them. The 2nd floor is mainly covered by exclusive & supercar showrooms such as Bently, Porsche, Lamborghini & others. The 3rd floor features furniture shops & beauty salons while IT shops are located on the 4th floor. There is also a bowling alley, karaoke rooms & a multiplex cinema on the 5th floor. That will be our next destination in future. Thus, it is easy to see why Siam Paragon is a firm favourite of ours. It has everything under 1 roof. Most importantly, tourists are able to apply for a Tourist Card that can be used to obtain discounts in participating shops in Siam Paragon. We will definitely visit Siam Paragon again & again when in Bangkok. It is a must-stop visit for us & you should not miss the opportunity to do so. Just be prepared to spend as it is not a place for you to haggle.

Very big shopping Mal with regular events and a sea life, food floor, luxury shopping, co-working spaces and many many more. One of the biggest malls I've ever seen. The food and shopping options vary in selection. One thing that I didn't like about this place that it is easy to loose track of time and it's hard to find an actual exit, since it also has a nice inner open area with some waterfalls, but since malls are designed exactly for that it's the perfect place for luxurious shopaholics!

Paradise for shopping, massive space and easy access. We enjoyed lots of good food at the food courts . Recommend for families with kids or those who simply want all entertainment under one roof

Visited the Siam Paragon for an exhibition. The place is quite big and most of the visitors rely on Google maps to locate the location they want to visit. There are reliable money exchanges for exchanging the money and it will give you a quite a good shopping and culinary experience.

The Food Hall in Siam Paragon shopping mall is very impressive! Located on the ground floor, it is divided into 3 different zones: Food Hall Food Court, Food Hall Gallery, and Food Hall Take Home. We can find a wide range of local and international dishes there. And the prices can be considered reasonable as it is in one of the luxurious shopping mall in Bangkok.

My families visited this mall for several times during our time in Bangkok. Definitely my wife's fav spot. You can find anything here: eateries, luxury brands, camera stores, high teach store , and I was shocked about the size of the mall. My kids loved the oceanarium in the basement. Highly recommend for families

That day was Saturday, we invited friends to go to Siam Paragon, where we took the bus and then continued on to the skytrain, which was our first time traveling with friends. We made an appointment at 9:00 a.m. and there were 5 of us going. Arriving at around 11 a.m., we walked around and encountered unfamiliar dressing and the chaos of Bangkok. We walked around until about 3 p.m. and then returned. We took the skytrain and then took two buses and sat close to our house. After all, it was raining and getting wet. But luckily, when the car stopped and the rain stopped, we reached home around 5:00 p.m.

Best mall in all of Thailand. I love Siam Paragon it is an original mall. Filled with designer stores and shops Siam Paragon has it all. It was really convenient too since it was close to our hotel and it has everything we needed. I loved that it was close to our hotel and its connected to the BTS Siam Station, staff are the friendliest. My favourite part is the entrance on the G Floor, it was so nice and beautiful. The Gourmet Market is the best market it had so many products and it is a must for your next visit to Siam Paragon. A good restaurant in Paragon is MOZZA by Cocotte. Very good food especially since its Halal. Much thanks to Paragon staff and mall.

The mall is massive and has a wide range of stores, from luxury brands to more affordable options. The food options is impressive, offering a selection of cuisines that cater to all tastes. The mall is also home to some great attractions, like the aquarium and cinema, making it a fun spot for both shopping and entertainment. However, it can get very crowded, especially on weekends, which can make navigating the mall a bit overwhelming. Despite the crowds, it's definitely worth a visit if you're in Bangkok. Overall, a great shopping experience!