When in Thailand, visiting the North, Central, Northeast, and South is an adventure of a lifetime. But what if you could experience the charm, culture, and flavors of all four regions in just one day?
Welcome to SOOKSIAM, located on the G Floor of ICONSIAM, Bangkok’s iconic riverside destination. This one-of-a-kind cultural hub brings together the soul of Thailand’s four regions in a single, beautifully curated space.
Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a returning traveler, SOOKSIAM offers a truly immersive experience—from renowned Thai street food and regional delicacies to meaningful local souvenirs and photo-worthy cultural landmarks.
Thai Street Food checklist that you simply cannot miss.
At SOOKSIAM, you don’t just taste Thai food—you experience it. We’ve gathered iconic street food dishes from all over Thailand into one vibrant marketplace. Served in eco-friendly paper plates in a self-service style, it’s an immersive and sustainable culinary experience.
1. “Leng Zabb” from “Krua Khun Chan” Restaurant, Tha Prachan
Leng Zabb is a famous Thai dish where pork back-bone is boiled until the meat becomes tender. The tender pork is then poured on top with “Leng” broth that has been perfectly seasoned with the flavorful and sour Tom Yum spices – a true gastronomic experience.
2. “Grilled Crocodile” from “Jarakeh Lui Fai” Restaurant
"Jarakeh Lui Fai” is a must try dish made from grilled crocodile meat. Choose your favorite part of the crocodile and try it grilled! Crocodile meat is chewy and packed with nutrients.
3. “Grilled King Lobster with Cheese” from “Gung Ber Rer” Restaurant
When visiting Thailand, you simply cannot miss sea food. We recommend this King Lobster menu from Phuket, grilled with hot butter and perfectly paired with Thai style spicy sea food sauce.
4. “Grilled Pork from Trang” from “Nai Noi Moo Yang Muang Trang” Restaurant
We are taking you down South to enjoy this Grilled Pork from Trang menu. The deliciousness has been guaranteed by “Shell Shuan Shim”. The pork is seasoned with aromatic spices, and traditionally grilled until the skin is crispy – paired with the restaurant’s special sauce. Besides this menu, there is also the Crispy Pork dish paired with a special black sauce, and the Marinated Grilled Pork Neck. This restaurant surely has the best pork menus in town!
5. “Grilled Chicken” from “Pook – Kao Suan Gwang Grilled Chicken”
A famous Som Tam restaurant from Khon Kaen, with guaranteed deliciousness – from Seafood Somtam with Fermented Fish, Salmon Somtam, and Thai Style Somtam with Crab. The fermented fish sauce is the absolute specialty of the restaurant! Another dish not to be missed is the Kao Suan Gwang Grilled Chicken, seasoned with the restaurant’s special spices and seasonings.
6. “Iced Coffee” from “Lung Ngern Clay Pot Coffee”
Tea, coffee, and street style drinks are another must try menus and we recommend that you try these drinks from a really good shop like Lung Ngern’s Clay Pot Coffee. Here, the coffee brewing style and tradition has been passed on from generation to generation, and the beans are shipped directly from the Northern part of Thailand. The coffee is then mixed with pandan infused water and special fresh milk recipe.
7. “Hainanese Chicken Rice (Khao Man Gai) from “Boon Tong Kee”
When in Thailand, you must try this menu that is loved by Thais – the “Famous Original “Khao Man Gai” from Singapore”. Boon Tong Kee’s “Khao Man Gai” uses a special selection of chicken which is then steamed until tender – a perfect pairing to specially cooked rice and special sauce.
8. “Khao Soi” from “Khao Soi Lamduan Faham”
Visit SOOKSIAM to try one of most popular street food from Chiangmai – “Khao Soi Lamduan Faham”, a special recipe from the northern part of Thailand. The packed flavors from the spices and herbs are broiled with pork bones until tender and flavorful.
9. “Grilled Pork Neck” from “Jae Dang Samyan”
Somtum and Grilled Chicken are definitely must try dishes from Jae Dang Samyan, now ready to be served at G Floor of ICONSIAM. The taste of the wonderful dishes by Jae Dang Samyan have been guaranteed by the Michelin Guide. We definitely recommend trying the “Kua Zab” set, which consists of Grilled Pork Neck, Pork Skewers, and Grilled Chicken served with sticky rice and spicy sauce.
10. “Pineapple Fried Rice” from “Peppery Thai Bistro”
Pineapple Fried Rice is one of the most popular a la carte dish ordered by many Thais because there is no way this menu could go wrong!
11. “Pad Thai” from “Pad Thai Khun Yai”
A Thai flavor that you cannot miss is the famous “Pad Thai Boran” (an authentic Pad Thai) that has been with the Thai people for so long. This restaurant uses a special recipe for their Pad Thai like no other because the secret to their deliciousness is the added shrimp tomalley (fat paste) and huge shrimps to their dish.
12. “Fried Oysters” from “Hoi Tod Lung Yao”
One of the legendary Hoi Tod (Fried Oyster) restaurants is Hoi Tod Lung Yao. The oysters used are sent directly from Mahachai, the center of fresh seafood in Thailand. The signature dishes from this restaurant include Fried Seafood Platter and Fried Oysters, with crispy-on-the-outside and soft-on-the-inside batter, served with special sweet and sour sauce.
13. “Tom Yum Kung” from “Krua Napassorn”
Tom Yum Kung is a famous menu that everyone visiting Thailand must try. Krua Nappasorn’s Tom Yum Kung is bold, packed with flavors, and comes with huge sized prawns!
14. “Mango Sticky Rice” from “Khao Niew Mamuang Mahanak ”
Mango Sticky Rice or “Khao Niew Mamuang” is one of the most favorable Thai desserts that cannot be missed. Mahanak carefully selects the best mango and pair them with the mellow flavors of the coconut sticky rice made using a special recipe that has been passed on for countless generations.
A great selection of souvenirs from Thailand are available at “SOOKSIAM”
A visit to Thailand wouldn’t be complete without taking home a piece of its charm. At SOOKSIAM, ICONSIAM’s curated cultural hub, you’ll discover an exceptional selection of authentic souvenirs that celebrate the rich diversity of Thailand’s four regions.
From exquisitely handcrafted goods made by skilled local artisans to regional delicacies, herbal wellness products, and traditional textiles—every item tells a story of Thai heritage and craftsmanship.
Whether you’re searching for locally made jewelry, artisanal snacks, or unique lifestyle items, each piece is thoughtfully selected to offer a true taste of Thailand
1. “Thai Silk” by “Phatoomthong”
You definitely should buy some Thai silk when visiting this shop! Thai silk is one of Thailand’s most globally known handmade products. Here, you can choose from a selection of Thai silk fabrics to create your own clothes design, or buy ready-made items such as silk dresses or bags.
2. “Yai Buab” by the Isan Arts and Crafts, Thaimuangpea Community Shop
A must buy item from this shop is Loofah or “Yai Buab”. Loofah is made from a dried tropical gourd, which the shop has transformed in to a body scrubber with cute shapes and designs.
3. “Silverware” by “Kruang Ngern Shop”
Handcrafted silverware is considered one of the most famous products from Thailand, especially white silverware that has been designed into various accessories such as necklaces, bracelets, and belts.
4. “Locally Woven Handmade Bags” from “Chiangkram”
These locally handmade bags are made from local fabrics from the northern region of Thailand. They are perfect gifts for you to buy back as souvenirs for your loved ones because of the modern designs that could easily match with different style outfits.
5. “Elephant Pants” from “Bangkok Hub”
These Elephant Pants are made from cotton and screened with different elephant designs. They come in different colors such as red, green, black, and blue and are famous for the softness/comfort and breathability. Because of this, these pants have become one of the most popular souvenirs bought by travelers as well as the Thai’s. There is no doubt that your family and friends will love them!
Check-in at photo points of the 4 regions of Thailand that brings together famous unique spots from various regions all to one place.
1. “The Suk Suwan Sala Gate” (Golden Gate)
The first check in photo spot at SOOK SIAM is the “Suk Suwan Sala Gate”, the main gate of SOOK SIAM. The attention-grabbing figures of the gate are the two 2-meter-tall elephants; the male elephant “Siri Mangkla”, which means good luck and goodness, and the female elephant “Siri Nakara”, which means goodness of the city. Both elephants stand peacefully, politely, and gently, welcoming all visitors. The attires worn by both the elephants are to honor the owners.
2. “Phi Ta Khon” decoration from the Northeastern region of Thailand
“Phi Ta Khon” is considered a symbol of the Northeastern region of Thailand. You don’t have travel all the way to the northeastern region to take up close photos with “Phi Ta Khon” because we have exclusively brought them to you right here at SOOK SIAM!
The mythology of Phi Ta Khon originated from Dansai district in Loey Province. Every year, there will be a traditional parade of Phi Ta Khon walking in the streets. The artists who have designed this have perfectly combined enjoyment and the delicate culture of the northeastern region together, reflecting this through the 3 Phi Ta Khons.
3. The “Ruen Thai Floating Market” from the Central region
This check in point gives the feeling of touring an actual floating market, which is an iconic symbol of a Thai style market. The artists and curators have added a touch of modern art and creativity into the space, making it a photo spot that must not be missed!
4. The “Makwan Rangsan Bridge” Decoration Spot
The “Makwan Rangsan Bridge” is an important bridge in Bangkok and has been recreated to be displayed at SOOKSIAM. This bridge spans across the Klong Phadung Krung Kasem which was built at the same time as the Rajdamnern Nok Street, a large avenue similar to those in Europe. This bridge does not only serve as a convenient route for transportation, but also creates a unique city scape of Bangkok.
5. The “Kolae Boat” from the Southern region of Thailand
Another check in point worth taking photos is the ambient and scenery of the trading areas of the South, including the Sino-Portuguese style buildings and the Kolae boats. These resemble the ways of the natives and fisherman of the South of Thailand. The Kolae boat has a longs shape, pointy front and aft, and is beautifully painted with various colors.
Live Cultural Performances – Every Day
To enrich your journey even further, SOOKSIAM hosts captivating live performances every day—bringing Thai culture to life. From the graceful elegance of traditional puppet theater and the majesty of Khon masked dance, to the powerful energy of Muay Thai and the rhythm of ancient drumming, each show invites you to experience Thailand’s artistic soul up close.
Weekly Performance Schedule
Mon – Tue: Thai Puppet Theater by the acclaimed Joe Louis troupe
Wed – Thu: Cultural Showcase from Thailand’s Four Regions
Fri: Muay Thai Martial Arts Performance
Sat: Royal Khon Performance – The Classical Masked Dance
Sun: Poeng Mang Khok Battle – A traditional Thai drum showdown
“SOOKSIAM” is the perfect one-stop to eat, shop, and take photos of 4 different regions of Thailand. You never have to worry about bad weather, rain, or heat because SOOKSIAM is fully shaded and beautifully designed to welcome visitors from across the world!
To get to SOOKSIAM, you can take your own car, take the bus, boat, or the Gold Line sky train. Traveling to SOOKSIAM is convenient, fast, and never easier.
For more information on how to get to SOOKSIAM, visit https://www.iconsiam.com/en/getting_here