Paragon FoodHall (known as Gourment Eats) is located on Level G of Siam Paragon. Hugh selections of food stalls. Mostly Thai with some are fusion Chinese. Payment can be made both via Scan or Top Up Card. Opens from 10am daily.

Great eats. Siam Square is a central area of Bangkok city and is the convergence of many high-rise buildings, the largest and most beautiful commercial and office areas of the capital. It's great every time I have the opportunity to come here, have fun all day, walk, shop and relax. There is a food court here that we love very much because of the variety of dishes as well as the convenience that it brings to visitors.

Really nice food court inside the big and famous Siam Paragon, with nice Thai food in pretty reasonable price. Just need to order food at some store and then find some empty table to sit down and eat. They accept credit card payment, which is really convenient for us.

Siam Paragon's food hall is a culinary paradise that promises a delightful experience for food enthusiasts. Among the standout eateries is Thipsamai, a gem that transports diners to the streets of Bangkok with its mouthwatering Pad Thai. Their rendition of this classic dish is unparalleled, boasting a perfect balance of flavors and textures, making it an absolute must-try. Equally impressive is The Mimosa Fried Vermicelli from another stall (at the extreme end nearer to the supermarket). Not to be missed is Khaosoi, a delectable Northern Thai curry noodle soup, rich in coconut milk and bursting with a harmonious medley of herbs and spices. Siam Paragon's food hall is a definite must-visit for those seeking an unforgettable gastronomic adventure in Bangkok.

Great food court with plenty of food selections to choose from. Wether you prefer food court food or restaurants. The food hall is nicely designed. It has changed overtime. Currently it has a mixture of Asian theme from Chinese/Japanese/Korean. Expect to pay high price for the food here.

Food paradise! You might need a cash card to buy food, ask the vendor. Many international choice and local food. Price also very reasonable .

Here you will find raw vegetables, meat from. different part of the world, live seafood, ready to eat packets,processed food, wide variety of processed chees,wine and other beverages from almost every corner of the world. There is a restaurant where you can get freshly prepared sea food etc. Bought and butchered there and then only.

Many choices there. Including drinks and sweet. The best choice after being exhausted by shopping. Must try.👍👍

Great place. 85 baths for this stir-fried green curry rice at Talalaks, the vegetarian stall. Great value for money and good option for non-meat eaters.

- Special Vegetarian season in october only, don't miss it Big food court, Great variety but it's crowded all the time. There is one vegetarian counter that has alright food. You can pay by: 1) Food court card (return same day) 2) Credit card 3) Line pay 4) Google Pay (Tap and pay) 5) Scan and pay with local bank apps

So many local Thai food stalls, all are yummy, prices vary, many seats available, the best thing is to have tissue on each table available

This food court offers a variety of food choices. The food we ordered was satisfying. The place was okay, although it can get a little crowded, making it a bit challenging to find a table. Overall, it's a great dining option.

The best food court in Bangkok. Variety of famous restaurants and street foods.

Pad ka prao( basil stir fried pork) and the Thai dessert taste good and cheap. A nice food court to have local Thai food.

Nice Thai food at reasonable cost inside Siam paragon mall. I love toasted bun with cream, coconut ice cream and mango sticky rice here.

Inside the mall you will find this stall that sell rice with crispy pork, duck, and red pork with the affordable price for mall food 👍🏻

A clean and neat food court at an affordable price. Staff was friendly and served with a smile. 🙂 I had Hainanese Chicken Rice from Go-Ang Pratunam Chicken Rice and Khao Soi with Chicken from Ong Tong. Both were delicious and satisfying. 😋 The Aromatic rice was cooked with chicken oil and perfectly matched the tender, juicy chicken. 😀 The Northern Thai dish, Khao Soi was a coconut curry noodle soup came in a creamy rich soupy gravy matched with tender chicken drumstick. Both stalls are very well deserved Michelin Guide Bib Gourmand. 🙂

Many booths for food and drink. Great varieties of street food in aircon environment. More comfortable and hygienic. Cheap eat.

Yes cheap but for less better on street. Ok have AC here too. Good variety of foods to choose from. Need to buy first a coupon to pay at shops.

Many choices here and food were good . They had the famous Thipsamai Pad Thai here, too, with self serve Condiments . There were many other street snacks, especially the grilled bananas, which were a tad hard to find .

Thai street food haven in a clean aircon comfort setting. The array of food options are wide and you can pretty much get all the well known Thai dishes here. We had - chicken rice - Tom yum noodles - Egg fried with mussels - Crab meat fried rice - Oyster omelette - stewed pork with rice - Thai milk tea - coconut ice cream It’s also convenient as they use a prepaid card for payment. Highly recommend!

A sanitized option to experience the best of Bangkok’s street food. We can pay with our credit cards though they do not accept cash. The quality of the food is pretty good here as well. If you have a weak stomach or can’t beat the traffic - enjoy the best of Bangkok here. We love it !

Spacious eatery with tons of selection. The only downside is my small stomach! The squid ink spaghetti is AWESOME!! Spices fragrance with pepper taste.

There are not many eatable choices. Overpriced, you’ll easily pay about 140-200 baht just for a normal meal without water. Which is ridiculous considering that this is food court. Overcrowded at all times, it's not that easy to find a free table. There are many foreigners, but Thais are also eating there. If you are on a tight budget and want basic Thai or Chinese food, this place is for you.

Soooo many food stalls to choose from in siam paragon . Price is ok consider they locate in a mall.

They have one of the best court I've ever visited. And that's multiple times actually. I love their food. Quite high quality I would say. And they have a lot of varieties you can choose from. Not all are pork free for Muslims, so make sure check properly what food you wanna eat. I chose the most basic ones which are fried rice, white rice with prawn omelette, fried oyster egg, pad Thai with shrimps, white rice with stir fried crab meat yellow curry sauce, even their mango sticky rice was superb! Their desserts have lots of variety as well, so always explore! Can't eat here only once, you gotta come back here many times and try something else every time. 👌

Awesome, with choices of FOOD similar to be in an Oasis surrounded 😋 with local and international food: Diversity is a simple word. Stop by after the Immigration process and the Personal Victory was to Celebrate with a nice meal. Bangkok is full of surprises from the Artisan food to Michelin starts if you will afford. One key to enjoy the experience is to be open mind as well to enjoy the palates of food. The visual layers, with a palate of colors will create more food neuronal connections 😋: Healthy for the Biome. Choices and more choices are the Motto for enjoyment the food experience in Bangkok. Unique and Special!! Life is too short, just enjoy specially during the "Covid19 Normal".

One of the best foodhall in the Sukhumvit area. It is clean and delicious. Mall has great high end shopping and the area next to the foodhall has amazing small eateries and restaurant.

The new section quite crowded. There are more popular restaurants around Bangkok inside this food court. The decoration feel like in China town.

I love this food hall, you can find almost everything, many different cuisine. But if you sit in a restaurant, they charge you additionally for service & tax. So you end up paying 15-20% more than the cost of food.

My reason for living ❤️! I thought I died and went to Foodie Heaven when I walked in. For me, this food court is one of the wonders of the world. No exaggeration.

The best. Can get almost everything famous here, ThipSamai, best chicken rice. Every week/months got special theme food. You cant find anything near this at any food Hall.

***This review was made on Tripadvisor in January 2018*** Very busy and popular foodhall for locals and tourists alike! The location is centrally located inside Siam Paragon, next to Siam Center and Central World. The foodhall functions like most of Bangkok’s foodhalls, where you purchase a card from the reception kiosk and pay the vendors with. You can return the card afterward and they will refund you your remaining cash. Food tastes great and is reasonably priced at approximately 70-120 baht per entree. We got a Hainanese Chicken Rice, a Spicy Seafood Noodle, and iced Thai milk tea for less than 300 baht (~$12 CAD). This place can get really busy during lunch time though so make sure you snag a table as soon as you can! Or come after prime time.

Trick to save the money when you go to high-end mall is using their food court. Yes, the price point here still higher than regular food outside the mall but still cheaper than the restaurant in the mall. Only thing you just have to serve yourself but I don't mind that. The food court has lots of choices, mostly accept cash and some only take card like Drink Bar.

They sell the famous Chinatown’s toasted bun here! Weird thing was that they don’t accept card, but cards were accepted here. Milk tea was very milky and sweet.

Quite expensive, but the potion is big and it's good. Somehow the food court food seems to be better than most restaurant. The pork trotter really good and not forgetting the fried pork.

They serve decent food and the best thing was most of them accept card which is a plus point for tourist as I did not bring sufficient cash with me. Would highly recommend Thipsamai.

Probably a better food court than the "famous" Pier 21. Foods are better, of course pricier. Some Michelin restaurants have stalls in Gourmet Eat.

Thong Smith is always good for boat noodles. It is quite expensive considering that it is only a very simple meal, but they use premium wagyu beef (i don’t somehow think it is premium wagyu, but lower score points), perhaps just slightly better than normal beef. But overall the soup is the highlight for me.

A high quality and affordable food court in Paragon Shopping Mall. Tons of food to choose from. I have to say that on average the taste is great. You can find a number of famous places here. Come before lunch and dinner times as it can get really crazy! Enjoy!

Great place to try street food in Bangkok with a different, more gourmet, experience. We loved having all the options to try from and it was very easy and quick to order food.