6 floor food court is a bargain! Stayed at the Armari across the street and wondered in here to grab a snack and it’s clean, fresh and sanitary. A couple of dollars and you will have a delicious Asian meal. Take the elevator in the back left corner to avoid the 1000’s of people crammed narrow aisles shopping for a clothing bargain. Shorts we’re about $14USD for men on the 5th floor but you can’t try on clothes for proper fitting so we went upstairs to get something to drink and the food court was packed with great options for a few dollars at most compared to the rip off street venders selling overpriced influencers unsanitary food from there white tents in front of the mall.

I was last here seven years ago and was happy to be back. I had checked out Union Mall earlier due to reviews that I had seen about the latter being a better option. Platinum still offers more merchandise than the newer Union Mall and is closer to the rest of the shopping malls. Apart from the multi-storey building that houses a dizzying array of fashion items, there is a new wing where you can find all manner of beauty products. I even found some pedicure implements that I could find nowhere else in Bangkok. If you do not like crowds, then make sure to get there early. You can also head to the food court on the top floor if the shopping gets too much for you. Everything is wrapped in plastic, and so if you want to do your bit for the environment, bring a reusable bag and refuse the plastic packaging if you can.

Plenty of things to buy here especially if you are looking to buy wholesale goods. We found one shop as reseller for One Piece Japanese Anime clothing. It’s cheap and many varieties. You really need to restrain yourself from overshooting in this place. It’s dangerous for your wallet!!

typical type of fashion mall but many flours of women, men and children's clothes. All accessories, luggage, and such are also in here. Fair prices ... shop around .. generally fixed prices but many willing to bargain a little. Shop around before you buy .... same stuff can be found cheaper sometimes. two sides to mall one is beauty and cNdy generally, the other clothes etc. decent street food outside and nearby

Some great gems in a big Centre full of rubbish!! If you are an experienced shopper, start on Level 5 and quickly work your way around each floor. Very reasonable prices. Air conditioned. Shop keepers not overly pushy. We did the whole place in under 2 hours. Big tip!!! Do not finish at 5pm like we did and find yourself in a peak hour that has us gridlocked in taxi for 1hr 15min. Go early and leave before the late afternoon rush.

Good number of shops with good deals but very hard to haggle. Good selection of halal food in the food court and enjoyed the halal food shops that have set up space outside of the mall, although with touristy spaces. The mall has a connecting elevated walk to other malls and also BTS.

Platinum is a huge Warren of fashion outlets. On 5 or so floors, opposite to where Pratunam Market was. Developers make a fortune rent income. The 1,000 little shops barely make enough.

Its a heaven for everyday clothes shopping with innumerable no. of shops across floors, one must keep aside one full day for it. Most of the shops are fixed price shops, though some end up offering some discount, so there is no harm in asking. The biggest disadvantage is one cant try clothes before buying (again some shopkeepers make an exception). An easy solution is to pay for one item, try and then take multiple pieces (if one intend to). Important to buy from the shop you like the stuff at, impossible to come back and buy later.

If you are going value shopping in Bangkok, this is the place with the best deals. Hands down. It is a bit like an outlet store, but on steroids. The quality of the goods is mixed, but it's where we do all of our low-cost, disposable clothing expeditions. They don't take credit cards, so bring cash. The prices are really good and the selection is huge. Plan to spend at least 3 hours!

Just across the road from the Krungthong Plaza this precinct is stacked with cloth shops for both men and women. Easy access by escalators and a little more room to move than the Krungthong Plaza. Still a lot of similarities between the shops which means one can drive a hard bargain while enjoying yourself in the process. Have to take this slowly because the stores are all very close to each other with many small lanes to choose from. A good experience if you are size XL and below!!! There is a walkway to CentralWorld and the Siam Paragon which are your more western type shopping complexes. Still a must visit to get a feel for what is available across the shopping spectrum!!!