Go to Bangkok definitely for shopping.

The editor below will tell you some related strategies about shopping.

You can find out more if you go.

Now let’s take a look at where to buy things in Bangkok.

1. It is mainly a comprehensive shopping area and is close to Siam MRT station.

I recommend Siam Paragon.

There is a lot of food inside and a big supermarket.

There are many spices in the supermarket.

As a food blogger, this is simply the best gift.

While others were buying snacks, I was stocking up on seasonings, haha~ The happiest thing this time was buying a scarf for the Super Universe Invincible Girl Heart Kiss Me doll. I like every design.

It costs about 200 RMB and is sold in Siam Center on the second or third floor.

Crackedwall recommends this restaurant, which is located in the paragon of Siam B2.

Delicious, cheap and totally impeccable.

2. Terminal 2121 is a large comprehensive shopping mall.

The entire shopping mall is based on the concept of an airport terminal.

Each floor features a different country and city.

Not only do the products they sell vary by region, but the entire decoration style, including the bathrooms, is very interesting.

For example, the first floor is Paris, the second floor is Tokyo, the third floor is London, and the upstairs is San Francisco, so the toilets on each floor are designed according to the style of that city, which is awesome.

Transportation: BTS: Asoke Station, Exit 1, then Terminal 21.

MRT: 3.711 convenience store at Exit 3 of Sukhumvit Station. Every 711 must visit.

Every 711 sells different things.

The snacks are particularly delicious.

You must buy instant noodles, one of each flavor.

711 Meiji milk is particularly delicious, and I recommend the cantaloupe.

And the wine tastes very good, you can use Alipay, thank you Dad Ma.

4. Boots, like Watsons, is a drug store.

Mistine's makeup is good, and Wall Crack recommends the strawberry color-changing lipstick, eyeliner, eyebrow pencil, and pink mascara set.

There are tiger skin patches, reclining Buddha herbal ointment, and Nida oral ulcer ointment.

Alipay can be used.

5. Suvarnabhumi Airport Duty-free Shop The duty-free shop in the city seems to only accommodate tourist groups.

We were worried about running out, so we chose the airport duty-free shop.

We exchanged our boarding passes three hours in advance and then went on a shopping spree.

Most of the shopping guides in duty-free shops can speak Chinese.

It's best to think about what you want to buy in advance and buy with a goal when you go in. This can save time.

The price of SK-II is relatively good, and they have lipsticks, facial masks, and some sets.

You will be provided with coupons at checkout, with different discounts depending on the amount.