Seacon Square

[Bishio]

Anyone been to seacon square?


How is it as a shopping mall? Many things to see/restaurants to eat?


will be staying opposite seacon square, fren staying there so just bunk in with him.


as it is far from the city and bts, any recommended way to get to places like siam square/siam paragon and pratunam?


like taxi to nearest bts or just taxi all the way to destination?


seems like talad rod fai is also near seacon square?

 

[turtlezhu]

Anyone been to seacon square?


How is it as a shopping mall? Many things to see/restaurants to eat?


will be staying opposite seacon square, fren staying there so just bunk in with him.


as it is far from the city and bts, any recommended way to get to places like siam square/siam paragon and pratunam?


like taxi to nearest bts or just taxi all the way to destination?


seems like talad rod fai is also near seacon square?

Just a big shopping mall. B1 is all those handphone shop etc. Thats all i can remember almost 3 years didnt go already.

 

[gnixer]

behind the train market is good.
likely you would have to take cab to head down to city or the nearest bts/mrt.

 

[Bishio]

is it worth to cab to nearest bts or just cab all the way to city.

as I am alone most of the time, probably cab to nearest bts is cheaper?

I have time to slowly walk around, though I dun shop much just visit cafes n chill.

 

[beanstalk6]

It is one of the largest shopping malls in South East Asia. Overwhelmingly Thai clientele. Many home furnishing stores. Also many RC toy shops.

 

[jumpmanz]

I remembered there's a huge rims shop outside.

 

[beanstalk6]

Yes.I distinctly remember the rims store. Also many stores dealing with motorbikes.

 

[travellover]

A big amusement park at level 4. Good for family with kids. As usual many restaurants to have your meal. A big daiso if you are crazy over it (thb60)

Things not really cheap here but the mall is really super big. Behind is a train night market which worth to pay a visit.

 

[soundman]

is it worth to cab to nearest bts or just cab all the way to city.

as I am alone most of the time, probably cab to nearest bts is cheaper?

I have time to slowly walk around, though I dun shop much just visit cafes n chill.

You can take their local transport like those mini lorry where you get up and down from behind and pay the driver after you alight. Nearest station if I am not wrong is Mo chit near to JJ market.

If you are staying opp just follow the direction of the traffic and walk down you can find some local restaurant after the flyover and also there is one Mookata buffet which is super cheap.