Use to called Oriental Plaza. Very small compare to modern shopping center. Kind of old and nastalgic atmosphere Most shops are antique/ art and craft and jewellery shops some shop are opened over 20 years ago. most shop are gear towards high end clientele/tourist or local.

It is a little dated now with a few shops having closed. Still worth visiting for a few moments to look at the old decadence decor and check out the art gallery on the ground floor (they also have an outlet at the Mandarin Oriental next door) and the various antique and tailor shops.

A little surreal. Just about hanging on to past glories. Half the shops are shut. The ones open have beautiful stuff, but no-one seems to care...I was quoted 70,000 baht for a small silver plated sculpture.

neo-classical Building built in 1908

Outstanding vintage interior. Nice to come check it out.

Very upmarket but the antiques! I fell in love with one piece and was beautifully treated by the store owner... Not the stuff of every day, more the stuff of dreams... Beautiful building!

amazing place, real high end art for sale everywhere no junk to be found . quiet and comfortable like a museum or gallery. love it

Bangkok design week, waited to enter the place for 1 h outdoor on the 40 C heat, without fans or anything. They said that you had to register online to enter without Q, but this information wasn’t stated anywhere in this event.

Bangkok design week

This is a neat place in some respects. It is attached to the Oriental hotel in Bangkok, probably the nicest hotel in thailand. It has lots of antiques, silks and tailors, but seemed a bit pretentious and over priced to us. We went and treated it a bit like name art exhibit, which was pretty fun. It is not somewhere I would be sad if I missed.

Juno's Jungle (Juno Janssen) Bangkok Design Week showcase

Entirely empty, shops were all closed and replete with unfriendly staff with a scowl plastered on their faces. Don't even bother thinking to stop by.

rather quiet place