Megabangna — Attraction in Bang Kaeo Town Municipality

Megabangna – A Mega Shopping & Lifestyle Destination in Bangkok

As the name suggests, Megabangna is truly mega in every sense — size, variety, and experience. This massive upmarket mall is one of the largest shopping complexes in Bangkok, and it's an absolute must-visit for shopping lovers, foodies, and families alike.

🛍️ Shopping Galore Home to hundreds of stores, Megabangna features everything from mid-range to high-end international brands.

You’ll find fashion, electronics, home décor, beauty, lifestyle, and more — all under one roof.

Popular anchors like IKEA, Big C, and HomePro are part of the complex, making it a one-stop destination for everything from clothing to home furnishing.

🍽️ Dining Options The mall offers a huge variety of restaurants and cafes, serving Thai, international, and fast food.

Whether you're in the mood for local street-style snacks or global names like Shake Shack, you’ll find it all here.

Great spots to relax and dine between your shopping rounds.

🎡 Entertainment & Experience Megabangna isn’t just about shopping. There’s also a multiplex cinema, kids’ play zones, and seasonal events, catering to all age groups.

The architecture and interior design are modern, spacious, and thoughtfully laid out, making the experience visually pleasant and easy to navigate.

🛒 Extras & Convenience Apart from the brand showrooms, there are local stalls, pop-up shops, and even a small market area within the mall.

It’s a great place to explore both international and local culture in one space.

Despite the size and footfall, the mall is super clean, safe, and well-maintained.

🏃‍♂️ Tip: Be prepared to walk — this place is huge, and you’ll need time and energy to truly explore it all. One visit may not be enough!

✅ Final Verdict Megabangna offers the perfect blend of shopping, food, entertainment, and leisure in a single location. Whether you're a tourist looking for top brands, a family needing fun for all ages, or just someone who wants to enjoy the atmosphere, this place has it all.

Highly recommended for anyone visiting Bangkok — well...

Great place, big place. Really crowded on weekends. Foodcourt medium to low quality and quite expensive compared to many others (Terminal21/Fashion island/etc.). The "Indian" food-stand absolutely to avoid, pure robbery! The cashiers have to learn what mean being kind and smile.

YUMSAAP Thai restaurant on 1st floor just opposite from IKEA has the most unpleasant "Tomboy" waiter ? or waitress? Rude and short answers to our kind questions concerning the food and after that we got the plates towed on the table without the slightest smile or any eyecontact. Flirting with the waitresses and very arrogant to the customers. And finally even worse Price-quality result as the food-court on the same floor.

Many big shops with mostly unpleasant sales staff and unable to communicate in english .... yes we are in Thailand and I do not expect english from the street seller, even if those do manage quite good, but in an ambitious "mega" shopping center one would expect "educated" and polites sales crews.

Inside most of the shops no one even look at you not to mention greet you with a smile or a simple greeting. They are mainly occupied with their smartphones.

I had a problem with my phone so I went there to the SAMSUNG shop. No one inside was able to understand or talk 1 coherent sentence in english. They were better of hiring some of the girls or men from the little phone booths outside, for their english and their skills.

Toilets not really inviting. Take a look at the toilets in Fashion-Island or Promenade to know how toilets in a good shopping center have to look like.

Megabagna: A lot of show and...

Funny was my wife and I were heading to a far market from our place to buy some crabs, i was napping suprisingly its a right bus # we are on but in a different route in short we end up to see MegaBanga Superstore, unfortunately my wife has a foot sprain can slowly walk but not far so i was able to borrowed a wheelchair from Big C grocery store costumer service and left my passport there .

This place is massive not reccomended for old one, huge store like Robinson located at (Peach Zone), Ikea(Blue Zone),Homepro( Blue Zone) and Big C(Green Zone) can be easily navigated by different colors designated by the center roundabout, a two storey shopping mall that has it all Take Away food and delicacies , Ice Skating at Sub Zero and Bowling at Blu-O, Cinema and Food Court Republic where we end up eating appetizing thai food but was not tasty.

A wide variety of signature cloths, shoes, bags, and more for both local and foriegn brands are almost here, Heavy brand leather shoes, Suit Select an elegant Suit Outfit, Guy Laroche, Nike, adidas, Mr, Ken taiwan made newly model and decorative lighted ceiling fan from Taiwan and whole lot more.

Note: Photograph the Color Zone directory for easy navigation because it has a big roundabout center. Wheelchair can be borrow at Big C but need to leave an ID or Passport. This is not for a quick shop for it is a long walk for everything. There is a free to and fro shuttle bus at MegaBangna Terminal going to Udumsuk BTS Station Sukhumvit area. Cute kiddie restrooms are available. Please press the like button! however you find this...