YUMS!!!!! Mega in love with this food court!!! I love the entire concept of it! When you enter you get a huge card which you use to tap and buy food in there. Let’s talk about the selectionsssss of food - there’s so many to choose from and they are mostly classic Thai food!!!!! 😍😍😍 think pad thai, basil chicken/pork rice, boat noodles, mango sticky rice, coconut pudding and moreeeee 🥰 there’s also a roti prata stall which I have yet to try 🤣 my favorite go to stall is always the boat noodle one 😍 gosh it’s really so delicious! And their mango is the SWEETEST AND JUICIEST one ever, had it a few times already and never once did it disappoint. There’s also a supermarket beside it where you can buy Thai snacks and goodies back. The staff there is also very helpful and would sometimes offer to collect and buy the food on your behalf. Overall just a really LOVELY CONCEPT with yummy food! ☺️🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🤩

Eathai in Central Embassy is one of my favourite food courts to eat in, in Bangkok. The foods offered are delicious, and lots of different Thai dishes you'd ordinarily have to go to different places to eat, can be found all in one place! Prices are fair too (from a tourist perspective), with good portion sizes. The only negative is that it's not exactly easy to get to.

One of the options to eat cheap in upscale Central Embassy Mall. Accessible via Ploen Chit or Chit Lom BTS station. Many food stall options, but some of them are repetitive. Tables are plenty and clean. The mango sticky rice stall is great. Payment is using a card, stall will charge the card whenever you buy something from them. Later after you finish eating you pay at the cashier. The cashier will know all the detailed transactions by swiping the card.

Wow! I am really impressed of this food court. All Thai food here are delicious, flavorful and not that expensive. The staff are very friendly and accommodating. You need to try the mango sticky rice, sausages and of course the phad thai. This is located at the central embassy lower ground and accessible via BTS. Highly recommended.

Love this place. Street food in a luxurious mall. Huge selection. Amazing chicken rice. 2022 update: just went back and it's the same as it's always been. Excellent and inexpensive. A few fewer stalls post covid, but the same great chicken rice! I'll always stop here at least once when I go to Bangkok! November 2023 update: back again. The chicken rice is the same amazing quality. My go to for Thai chicken rice!

Great food court located at the ground floor of the Central Embassy mall. Price is good and the food too. There's also a supermarket inside it. One stop activity. Love it.

Wonderful selection of Thai food. Love the concept of this place and dine and do grocery shopping at the same time. Food is really good. Tried several stalls including the mango sticky rice, oyster omelet, banana fritters, Thai tea, vinegar pork leg with rice, pork meat on skewers and of course Pad Thai. All good This place is suitable for lunch, but I have not been here for dinner. So unable to say much about dinner.

Love this food court concept. Has a big variety of local cuisines. For most of the stalls I tried, the food is very original and tasty. The kanomjin with crab curry is Phuket style and very authentic!

This food court is the cheapest option for dining at Central Embassy. But the price a bit higher than other foodcourt. It's quite empty, good for dining without have to look up for place to sit. Average taste

Great place to enjoy local thai food in safety (if you dont want to take the risk of an infection). They have all the different dishes there. Its inside a shopping center (central Embassy) at the LG. We tasted 3 different dishes and approved. Price is ok. It worths the visit!

Food court concept- i ordered the Thai mango without sticky rice as we were just too full from lunch but wanted a “dessert” choice so fruit seemed like a good idea. The mango was very sweet and juicy and served beautifully plated. My husband and i came here twice just for the mango🥭 .

Popular food court with Thais and tourists, but very empty now compared to when I last came here pre Covid. Delicious, affordable Thai food in a comfortable food court with plenty of space. Great service and friendly staff.

2.5 Stars. The quality has gone down significantly from before. Many shops are closed and there are not enough employees working at the stalls and at customer service. The only good food item was the roti foi thong.

Uber-sanitized food court with good choice of various local Thai dishes as well as nice selection of snacks and desserts. Prices are, of course, much higher than regular street food (plus 5% service charge at the checkout), what you get in turn is clean food without funky ingredients. Love it or hate it, still worth giving it a go.

So many eateries at Central Embassy... I m glad this Nam Nam pesto pasta is so excellently done. The boys really cooked it.

The novelty of the setup was somewhat redeeming but otherwise the food was quite underwhelming. Typical basement food court in a mall with a convenient ordering system. I ate a fried rice dish and had pork skewers and both were fine but quite forgettable. I think you can find better versions of each station with not too much effort elsewhere.

It's nice, but not the best. Reasonably priced, but the food is just ok. I'd rather pay more for more tasty food. The food court in ICONSIAM is a million times better, nicer ambiance, more selection, better food. The food court at terminal 21 is also tastier and feels a bit more authentic, certainly more locals. Also cheaper I believe. Often fairly empty -- not a great sign. The seating was strange as well. Some areas are very cold (temperature wise), quiet, and depressing. Others are warmer and that's where people tend to sit so feels a little more vibrant. Overall if you're nearby and just want a quick bite, it's not bad.

Best food court by far 😜 variety of choices in a go, u can get almost all Thai famous local cuisine here

Just loved it. Authentic Thai food and experience. A little pricier than other "street food" style places, but more than makes up for it with the tasty food and cleanliness.

Had a bowl of delicious tom yum noodle soup there. Price is on a high side, but, considering it is operated at Central Embassy, it is understandable. Plenty of tables were available for dining in too.

This place is still one of our favorite to visit in Bangkok. There is so much variety in this basement food court, and everything we have tried is wonderful and reasonably priced! It is a bit quiet, which can be good if you prefer to be in a less crowded space. My favorite stall this time is aaaaaall the way in the back, but has excellent noodles.

Portion is huge, price is reasonable. It has all sort of Thai street food.

An excellent food court. The food is great and prices are very reasonable if you are a tourist. My favourite is the Thai sausages on a stick.

Very disappointed. Very ridiculous service and stuff training. Google says close at 10, stuff says last order at 9:30. Everything is closed (expect the super market portion) by 9:10. All of the stall stuff are cleaning equipments and refuse to take any order. Why not just say last order at 8:30 or 9 instead of 9:30. Total waste of time coming to this place. To be safe, avoid coming here after 8:30

Staff are very attentive....they help to clear the table when you are done. Really great service and hospitality. The food was great too there were some Michelin ranked dishes as well.

It’s not the typical hawker center foodhall. There’s a wide variety of authentic Thai food, drinks, and desserts in an extremely clean environment. The guy that sells the pork skewers is very rude. Otherwise, the service at other stalls is good. There are attendants that bring your order to the table which is a big help. I highly recommend if you want to try real Thai food without the worry of gastro.

I liked the place. Maybe I ordered wrongly. Some food was too spicy and i couldn't eat it. But i guess it means that it was original Thai, not much for tourists. The fried rice with pineapple was good, i liked it. Not mind blowing

This place is perfect for those who wants to enjoy thai street food , but worried about hygiene and avoid crowded queue, and willing to pay a bit more for that. Very clean, well organized and less crowded than any other food markets in center of Bangkok. And service is great, too.

This place is in the lower floor of a shopping mall and when you enter, they give you a card to scan when selecting things from the many different food stalls. You order and they bring your selection to your table. When you are done, you checkout with the card you used and pay. Food is decent for being a shopping mall.

Eathai is always my favorite go to place. They have a good variety of local food, in a comfortable setting. The pricing is on the premium side, but you get many choices in one place. It is cheaper than other choices in central embassy though.

This place had so much potential and hype so we decided to go and we were disappointed. There was a lot of food offerings but prices were high (expected) but not very good. Good place if you’re nervous about ordering street food.

Lots of vendors available. I got a pad Thai which was really delicious. I like being Abel to choose different dishes from different vendors. You can also find desserts. There is lots of seating and it was very clean. My favourite part is the section with all the snacks and grocery store food. We picked up lots of snacks for our flight!