SOOKSIAM

Hac Tran1 month ago

1 month ago

Tips for visiting SookSiam at ICONSIAM<br><br>Go here for affordable street food. It is a great option if you want Thai-style food without paying restaurant prices inside the mall.<br><br>Try the Hainanese chicken rice - 120 baht. The meat was tender and tasty, and it was a good choice for both adults and kids.<br><br>Do not skip the mango sticky rice at 100bath. It was sweet, creamy, and very satisfying — a simple must-try Thai dessert.<br><br>Great for families with kids. There are many food choices, snacks, colours, and things to look at, so children can stay entertained.<br><br>Enjoy the atmosphere, not just the food. There was music and traditional Thai music playing, which made the place feel lively and cultural.<br><br>Best for a casual meal or snack stop. SookSiam is perfect when you want something easy, local, affordable, and fun inside ICONSIAM.

Kaman Kwok2 months ago

2 months ago

Wide varieties of food venders celebrating Thailand. Exotic and tropical fruits, boat noodles, steam dumplings, deep fried prawns, braised pork, ice cream, fruit juices, teas and coffees. We are so overwhelmed on the selections they offered and very much enjoyed the shopping and dining experience.

Vachintha Piyadasa2 months ago

2 months ago

The highlight of SOOKSIAM is its unique indoor floating market concept, complete with real water channels and boat style stalls. It perfectly captures the essence of Thailand’s local lifestyle, offering authentic street food, handmade crafts, and cultural experiences from all 77 provinces in one place. Walking through the area feels immersive. You’ll find yourself surrounded by vibrant colors, traditional décor, and the rich aromas of Thai cuisine. Food is undoubtedly the star here. From northern specialties like khao soi to southern desserts and fresh seafood, the variety is impressive and genuinely high in quality. It’s a fantastic spot for both tourists wanting to explore Thai flavors and locals looking for a nostalgic taste of regional dishes. Beyond food, SOOKSIAM also showcases Thai culture through handicrafts, souvenirs, and occasional live performances, making it much more than just a food court. The attention to detail in the design makes you forget you’re inside a mall. It truly feels like a mini cultural village. While it can get quite crowded, especially on weekends, the lively atmosphere adds to its charm. Prices may be slightly higher than traditional markets, but the convenience, cleanliness, and variety make it well worth it.