MBK Center Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience MBK Center. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Bangkok by Private Guide: Full Day Tour In and Around
• Floating & Railway Market and Coconut Farm Tour [Optional Luxury]
• In and around Bangkok Private Tour Guide with Custom Experience
• Bangkok Private Walking Food Tour With Secret Food Tours
• Top Three Temples Group Tour in Bangkok

It’s free to enter MBK Center as it’s a public shopping mall, although some travelers visit the mall during guided tours that showcase highlights of Bangkok. Private guided tours are typically from US$60 per person for a full-day customizable itinerary.

MBK Center has a diverse range of shops, including a gold and jewelry zone, numerous fashion brands, electronic stores, supermarkets, and convenience stores. There are also many restaurants on-site, too. An online directory lists all the businesses, so you can check for anything specific ahead of your visit.

Yes, MBK Center is a great place for tourists to shop for souvenirs—there’s a Souvenir Zone on the 3rd floor, Zone D of the center, selling a range of local products from towns across Thailand. Options include textiles, silverware, ceramics, traditional clothing, and handwoven bags.

Yes, there are lots of dining options at MBK Center. Restaurants include international brands, such as Taco Bell, McDonald’s, and Starbucks, as well as Thai food specialities. The center offers a range of cuisines, including Shinkanzen Sushi, Ali’s Indian & Thai Restaurant, and Hachiban Ramen. Restaurants are located throughout the mall on different floors.

Yes, there are restrooms on each floor at MBK Center. Once at the mall, look out for directory maps that guide you to the facilities. There are also wheelchair and baby-stroller rental services, luggage storage, currency exchange facilities, and free Wi-Fi on-site.