Big C Market Pantip Chiangmai — Local services in Chiang Mai Province

Big C Supercenter (Thai: บิ๊กซี ซูเปอร์เซ็นเตอร์) A Big C Supercenter is a hypermarket targeting mid-to-low income customers offering value through combination of low prices, wide selection, clean and efficient shopping environment, and good service.[4]:10 There are 105 Big C Supercenters in Thailand as of 2016.[14] Big C Extra (Thai: บิ๊กซี เอ็กซ์ตร้า) is a hypermarket targeting mid- to high-income customers. It offers a wider range of premium fresh and dry food items, imported products, and wine than a Big C Supercenter.[4]:10. There are 15 Big C Extra stores in Thailand (2016).[15] Big C Plaza (Thai: บิ๊กซี พลาซา) is a Plaza Style, under Big C Rama 4 Renovation New Building Big C Foodplace (Thai: บิ๊กซี ฟู้ดเพลส) is a supermarket The first branch is Gateway at Bang Sue. Opening 30 November 2018 and Next, Big C Foodplace new branch is Samyan Mitrtown Open 24 hours. Opening 20 September 2019

Big C Market Logo Big C Market (Thai: บิ๊กซี มาร์เก็ต) is a supermarket format, targeting mid- to low-income customer. The smaller size of a Big C Market enables penetration in areas outside the main district of a province. It is designed to be the largest modern retailer in its service area. The stores differ from traditional supermarkets that concentrate mainly on food by offering a range of products from fresh food to electronics.[4]:10 As of 2016, there are 31 Big C Markets scattered around Thailand.[16] Mini Big C (Thai: มินิบิ๊กซี) Mini Big C is a "proximity store" format targeting mid- to low-income customers. Mini Big C stores carry a larger assortment than typical convenience stores and offer selected promotional items.[4]:11 The average size of a Mini Big C store is around 80–250 m2, open 24/7. There are 394 Mini Big C stores in Thailand (2016).[17] Pure by Big C (Thai: เพียว บาย บิ๊กซี) is a drugstore format offering pharmaceutical, health, beauty, and wellness products. Most of Pure drugs, Promotion, Blond Kid, ores are in Big C hypermarkets and Big C Markets.[4]:11 There are 134 Pure outlets in...

I do enjoy coming here as it stops a variety of goods all in one place. Friendly helpful staff but not one ever asked me for my membership card number, yet I speak Thai, and I have never heard them not ask a Thai person - really need to sort that out, as many servers do speak English here.

What I dislike, the lack of being able to find a basket anytime of the day you walk in. The massive ques at the busiest of times with staff out stocking shelves, instead of a manager being around to call people to the tills.

The constant drive to give you plastic bags even if you bring your own - Big C launched a huge no plastic bag project in Bangkok a couple of years back, I’ve never seen it in place here in Chiang Mai. Managers need to drive the project, I’ve actually never seen a manager in any of the Chiang Mai branches.

Overall they can do much better - they do in Bangkok, it’s kinda lost on branches outside of...

It's relatively small and the prices are slightly higher than a big Lotus. But what makes me unhappy about it is the arrangement of cashiers. Due to the narrow width of the lane, we can only queue in one line behind all the counters. And you know there are always some selfish people who will just pop in and approach the cashier. This time it's a pair of white men. They just went straight to a nearly finished cashier. When I told them to get into the queue, they pretended that they were right. I stopped talking to them but just placed my stuff on the cashier's desk. They didn't cut my sequence but they would be the next to be served, because the cashiers were so dumb to even say a word about this! Big C, if you do nothing to protect the interests of well-behaved customers, why should anyone wait for your cashiers? There are better...