Where to buy rice milk soap in Bangkok: supermarkets, malls and markets


Where to buy rice milk soap in Bangkok: supermarkets, malls and markets

Where to buy rice milk soap in Bangkok? The most reliable place is a supermarket. Tops, the supermarket chain owned by Central Retail, lists several Thai rice milk bar soaps on its online store, from brands including Raben, Ingon, D Diva and Protex's Thai Therapy range, at everyday supermarket prices. For a soap to give as a gift rather than use in the shower, the Thai-product halls and markets, such as SOOKSIAM at ICONSIAM and the Chatuchak Weekend Market, are better places to browse.

Here is what rice milk soap is, where to look for each kind, and how to get it home.

A herbs and spa stall with shelves of boxed Thai beauty products inside SOOKSIAM at ICONSIAM
A herbs and spa stall in SOOKSIAM, on the G floor of ICONSIAM Photo: Analyze This via Google

What rice milk soap is

Rice milk soap is simply soap made with rice milk or rice extract, sold in Thailand as an everyday bar and as a souvenir. The rice content, the other ingredients and the scent vary a great deal from one brand to the next, so treat "rice milk" as a description of the product rather than a standard. Read the ingredient list on the pack, especially if you have sensitive skin, and be wary of big promises on the label; soap is a cleanser, not a treatment.

Supermarkets: the easy option

On September 26, 2026, a search of Tops Online for rice milk soap returned four bar soaps:

  • Raben Rice Milk Soap, 130 grams
  • Ingon Rice Milk Bar Soap, 160 grams
  • D Diva Rice Milk Herbal Soap, 160 grams
  • Protex Bar Soap Thai Therapy Rice Milk, 180 grams

These are ordinary bathroom bars at supermarket prices (the listed prices are in the FAQ below), which makes them good value if you want several to take home. Tops has branches across the city, including Tops Food Hall on the ground floor of Central Chidlom on Phloen Chit Road, near BTS Chit Lom. Stock differs from store to store, so if you are after one particular brand, check the store's soap shelf or the online listing before you make a special trip.

Other Bangkok supermarkets and pharmacies also sell Thai bar soaps, but we could not check their current rice milk ranges online, so treat them as places to look rather than a sure thing.

Aisles and deli counters inside Tops Food Hall at Central Chidlom
Tops Food Hall at Central Chidlom, Phloen Chit Road Photo: Phansak พิพัฒน์ฯ via Google

Malls and markets: soaps as gifts

If you want something more decorative, such as a handmade bar, a gift box or a set of soaps with Thai herbs, browse the places that specialize in Thai products:

  • SOOKSIAM at ICONSIAM. The indoor Thai market hall on the G floor of ICONSIAM, on the Thonburi bank of the Chao Phraya, gathers stalls of Thai food and local products under one roof, including herbal and spa goods. It is an easy stop on a river day.
  • The Chatuchak Weekend Market. The Chatuchak Weekend Market, with thousands of stalls, is the city's big browsing market for home goods, crafts and gifts. It opens at weekends, so plan it for a Saturday or Sunday and go early before the heat.

At market stalls, prices and product details are up to each vendor. Ask what the soap is made with, and check that it is sealed or wrapped if you are packing it.

A Chatuchak Weekend Market shop with shelves of packaged Thai goods and souvenirs
A souvenir shop in the Chatuchak Weekend Market Photo: Hai Bui via Google

Getting rice milk soap home

Bar soap is a solid, so it does not fall under the liquid limits for cabin baggage in the way that shower gel does. Several bars are heavy, though, so pack them in checked luggage if you are buying for friends and family, and keep them in a bag in case the wrapping tears. If you forget, our guide to what to buy at Bangkok airport covers the shops after security.

More shopping ideas

Rice milk soap fits well alongside other small Thai gifts. Our guides to what to buy in Bangkok, where to buy spices and where to buy Thai silk cover more, and our Bangkok shopping pages list the malls and markets.

Sources: Tops Online, search results for rice milk soap, TAT Newsroom (SOOKSIAM, G floor, ICONSIAM), ICONSIAM. Checked September 26, 2026.

Q. Where can I buy rice milk soap in Bangkok?+

Supermarkets are the most reliable option. Tops listed four rice milk bar soaps on its online store on September 26, 2026, from Raben, Ingon, D Diva and Protex. For gift soaps, browse Thai-product halls and markets such as SOOKSIAM at ICONSIAM and the Chatuchak Weekend Market.

Q. How much does rice milk soap cost in Bangkok?+

At supermarket prices it is inexpensive. On September 26, 2026, Tops Online listed Raben Rice Milk Soap (130 g), Ingon Rice Milk Bar Soap (160 g) and Protex Thai Therapy Rice Milk (180 g) at 38 baht each, and D Diva Rice Milk Herbal Soap (160 g) at 33 baht on a buy-3-pay-2 offer. Prices change often.

Q. What is rice milk soap?+

Bar soap made with rice milk or rice extract. Ingredients and rice content vary by brand, so read the ingredient list on the pack.

Q. Where is SOOKSIAM?+

On the G floor of ICONSIAM, on the Thonburi bank of the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok.

Q. Can I take bar soap in my hand luggage from Bangkok?+

Solid bar soap is not a liquid, so the liquid limits for cabin baggage do not normally apply to it. Rules are set by airports and airlines, so check if you are unsure, and consider packing heavy quantities in checked baggage.

Q. Is rice milk soap sold at Bangkok airport?+

We could not confirm that airport shops stock it. If you want a particular brand, buy it at a supermarket in the city before you fly.



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