Central Patong

4 EBow Supattar - a month ago

It’s just reopened but if you looking to get food from here I don’t think it’s a good idea

Probably the most expensive food court in Thailand that selling in Central group I’ve ever seen! Something is even x2 expensive and expensive than restaurants outside the mall.

But if you just want to walk in AC and explore luxury things in the mall I recommend.

4 Fawzi Alwosaibai - a week ago

A shopping mall in the city of Patong. Modern clothes and outfits. The mall is not very big with very few shops and brand names. The food court and a grocery store are located in the basement. Nice variety of foods and drinks.

5 Kbngooi from Penang - 6 days ago

Cozy mall... easy for one stop of shopping n enjoy meal n tea break here.
Easy for bring elder ppl n children travel with settle meal here. Variety of branded products for shopping.

5 Pouya Mousavi - 3 weeks ago

➕Multi-brand store
➕Most popular brands available in there
➕Nice and friendly staff
➕Modern mall and building

5 Loven RAMOS - a month ago

After almost three years of closing its doors due to the pandemic, Central Patong, the only heavenly light in the otherwise sinful and sleazy corner of the island has finally reopened its doors and will probably the only reason why we will even think about coming in the area.

4 Nihal Acharya - 4 months ago

Located almost at the intersection of Soi Rathuthit and Bangla Walking Street. While the actual mall is closed, this small strip in front of it has many kitchens and tents that sell knickknacks, souvenirs, clothes and accessories. There is even a small place which sells cheap cocktails here! It has a makeshift seating area in the middle of the tents.

This was the only "street food" place where I found Indians selling actual street food - chaats! Very low prices compared to the restaurants in the Patong Beach area.

1 Jason Chan - 2 weeks ago

bad experience with that food hall booth (Kapra World) that sell stir fried minced pork with rice...it's a total rip off...an fried egg is cost 35 baht..the rice is cost only 85 baht. There's no price lable of how much is an egg costs. Totally depends on...you are a tourist or not.. please don't come here this food hall booth, the Jungceylon big mall across the street is closed, have no other choices if you wanna sit under air conditioning indoor.