We stayed at the Peninsula BKK and you can easily take the ferry or simply walk to IcaonSiam. We had a blast shopping here. We even got a mid-sized Delsey luggage at 70% off. I also got real pearl earrings, among other things we shopped for. The food court was crowded but alright. The massage area was just inside the food court. Tuk tuks are right outside the mall so it is fairly easy in and easy out.

This is a new mall on the river so it has easy access. There are several floors with a variety of medium to high-end goods, including a floor with a huge variety of foods & restaurants. The whole mall was tastefully decorated with traditional Thai themes, lighting & water features. There was a 2-3 storey high waterfall which fell in computer-generated patterns. Amazing. The Napalai Terrace provides a 180 deg. view of the Bangkok skyline which is great for pics.

It’s a huge mall. The ground floor is with a mixture of boat village and a typical Thai market that give very good shopping and sightseeing experiences. They also have top brands shops and the 5/f and 6/f are for kids. The Napalai terrace on 7/F have a very nice view. It’s definitely good for spending a day there especially for a family. If time is enough, can wait to see the fountain show at the entrance outside.

We spent our university in there such a lovely place and sunset view is very nice. So we have a great time there. So many restaurant and branded shops are there. And also outside has a light show at the main entrance of the mall every night. It was really nice.

Awesome, giant new mall! The selection of restaurants and shopping offerings are amazing. There are many things in this mall such as the iconic in door "floating market", handicraft, wide variety of restaurant It is certainly a must when you visit bangkok, do come at night to enjoy the nice night scene and have a drink

Very beautiful and aesthetic mall have ever seen. The ground floor has Sook Siam which is setup like an open market with little stalls of food and local stuff. Some restaurants are also there. But the highlight of this mall is the aesthetics and beautiful roof. Even the washrooms have beautiful theme. The fountain show outside the mall with city skyline is also perfect way to end the day.

My main goal in visiting Iconsiam was to marvel at the architecture of the building. I didn't think I could afford anything, but was wrong. While there are many high-end shops, there are also more affordable ones scattered around the building. If you are not in the mood to shop, you can wander around Sook Siam at the basement and check out all the street food. You can also go to the viewing decks and marvel at the view of the river and the surrounding buildings. Check out the balcony of the Starbucks on the seventh floor or the Apple Store. If you're planning to meet someone at this mall, then give yourself plenty of time, as it may take you a few minutes to get your bearings!

The reason for visiting ICONSIAM is that it goes beyond being just a huge shopping mall. The street food & flea marketplace on the ground floor gives you an excellent peek into local lifestyles. The piers outside the mall bring the river to life!

Icon Siam is a massive modern upscale multi story complex that seems to offer almost everything that can guarantee tourists and locals a good day out. We visited here around lunchtime and the place was buzzing from the ground floor where all the food markets were to the top floor where the exhibition centre shared panoramic view of the river and skyline with cinema co-locating in the same complex. We easily spent 4 hours here and there were still places we didn’t explore.

Getting to Iconsiam on the boat was a great start to our evening. It's busy in the food court area but take your time to wander round and see what's on offer. We all enjoyed our meals and they were very reasonably priced. Going back on the boat in the dark was a great end to the evening.