ElaineBangkok has a new retail icon. Central Park Bangkok. It officially opened on 4 September 2025, and isn’t just another mall in the city’s crowded shopping scene. More than just another mall, Central Park brings together global names, first-in-Thailand dining concepts, and experiential design. Making it one of the capital’s most exciting new hangouts.
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What makes Central Park Bangkok unique
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First impressions matter, and this mall delivers them in style. Step inside and you’ll immediately spot the criss-cross escalators dominating the atrium. Their bold diagonals and airy skylit angles have already gone viral on TikTok and Instagram. It is one of Bangkok’s newest photo ops.
What’s exciting
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Central Park is set to bring an exciting mix of first-in-Thailand names, global icons, and fresh new concepts under one roof. Food lovers can look forward to international debuts like Cheongdam Premium Korean BBQ, Super Matcha, and the much-anticipated The Glasshouse. Alongside creative newcomers such as Bar-B-Q Plaza’s new concept, Kao N’Om, and Maguro Express. For those after award-winning tastes, the Parkside Market will feature Michelin-recognised eateries like Thong Smith Boat Noodle and Sanguansri, bringing Bangkok’s street-food heritage into a modern setting.
Shoppers, meanwhile, can discover first-time-in-Thailand fashion arrivals like Icebreaker, Sunnies World, and Vivaia. Alongside global lifestyle staples such as Zara, UNIQLO, Tommy Hilfiger, and Tory Burch. Luxury beauty seekers aren’t left out either, with Burberry Beauty, Gucci Beauty, and YSL Beauté anchoring the mall’s prestige cosmetic zone.
From trendsetting cafés like Arabica and The Summer Coffee Company to fashion powerhouses like Nike, Adidas, and Onitsuka Tiger. Positioning itself as Bangkok’s newest all-in-one destination for food, fashion, and lifestyle.
Rooftop retreats: Dusit Arun Park and the Sky Garden
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Central Park Bangkok elevates the city-mall experience with two rooftop escapes. From the 4th to 7th floors, Dusit Arun Park, Thailand’s largest urban rooftop garden, spans 11,200sqm. With native plants, cascading waterfalls, an amphitheatre, scenic viewpoints, and even a pet-friendly area. Above it all, the Sky Garden crowns the mall. Offering panoramic views of Bangkok and a serene setting for walking, jogging, or simply relaxing amid lush greenery. Together, these spaces create a unique blend of nature and urban design, making the mall a sanctuary above the city.
How to get there
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Central Park is one of the most accessible malls in Bangkok. It connects directly to Sala Daeng BTS Station via a skywalk, while Silom MRT Station is just a short walk away. For those arriving from Suvarnabhumi Airport, the mall is around 30 kilometres away. However, visitors should factor in extra time during peak traffic hours.
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Why visit Central Park Bangkok
With its mix of Michelin-approved eats, international firsts, heritage brands and panoramic rooftop spaces. Central Park Bangkok is poised to redefine the city’s mall culture. Whether you come for the food, the shopping, or simply the design spectacle. This new 8-storey landmark is set to be a must-visit stop in the Thai capital.
Address: 946 Rama IV Rd, Si Lom, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500, Thailand
Opening Hours: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
