Central Embassy
About
Central Embassy is Central Group's luxury flagship, built on land that was once the gardens of the British Embassy, on the corner where Wireless Road meets Phloen Chit Road. Its six-storey retail podium sits under the curving tower that holds the Park Hyatt Bangkok, and the ground and first floors are given to the big fashion houses, among them Chanel, Hermès, Gucci and Prada.
It suits luxury shoppers, but it is just as useful for a Thai meal in the basement food hall or an hour among the books on the top floor. Phloen Chit BTS station serves the building, and Central Chidlom, the group's original 1973 department store, is about 0.2 miles away on the same road, according to Park Hyatt.
Luxury on the lower floors
Several houses run boutiques across two levels, with Hermès, Gucci and Prada each listed on both Level G and Level 1. The concierge can arrange personal shoppers, interpreters and porters, which helps if you are shopping on a tight schedule.
Eathai, downstairs
Eathai on Level LG gathers dishes from all four regions of Thailand, and the mall describes it as street-vendor cooking brought into a modern food hall. It is an easy way to try several regional cooking styles in one sitting.
Open House, upstairs
Level 6 is Open House, a shared space designed by the Tokyo firm Klein Dytham Architecture, with an eating deck, the Open House bookshop by Hardcover, a co-working area, an art tower and a children's playground. Embassy Diplomat Screens, the mall's cinema, is on the same floor, and the upper levels have planted terraces looking out over downtown.
Fashion beyond the big names
Siwilai on Level 5 is a concept store for curated global streetwear, open since 2014, and Thai silk house Jim Thompson has a shop on Level 3.
In the same building
Park Hyatt Bangkok fills the tower above the mall, with 222 rooms and its Penthouse Bar + Grill on the top floors. Hotel guests can walk straight down into the shops, and the hotel's restaurants are an easy dinner after a day at the mall.
Sources: Central Embassy (archived copy), directory, Open House, services, Jim Thompson stores. Checked September 26, 2026.
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Photo: Central Embassy via Google
Central Embassy
About Central Embassy
Central Embassy is Central Group's luxury flagship, built on land that was once the gardens of the British Embassy, on the corner where Wireless Road meets Phloen Chit Road. Its six-storey retail podium sits under the curving tower that holds the Park Hyatt Bangkok, and the ground and first floors are given to the big fashion houses, among them Chanel, Hermès, Gucci and Prada.
It suits luxury shoppers, but it is just as useful for a Thai meal in the basement food hall or an hour among the books on the top floor. Phloen Chit BTS station serves the building, and Central Chidlom, the group's original 1973 department store, is about 0.2 miles away on the same road, according to Park Hyatt.
Luxury on the lower floors
Several houses run boutiques across two levels, with Hermès, Gucci and Prada each listed on both Level G and Level 1. The concierge can arrange personal shoppers, interpreters and porters, which helps if you are shopping on a tight schedule.
Eathai, downstairs
Eathai on Level LG gathers dishes from all four regions of Thailand, and the mall describes it as street-vendor cooking brought into a modern food hall. It is an easy way to try several regional cooking styles in one sitting.
Open House, upstairs
Level 6 is Open House, a shared space designed by the Tokyo firm Klein Dytham Architecture, with an eating deck, the Open House bookshop by Hardcover, a co-working area, an art tower and a children's playground. Embassy Diplomat Screens, the mall's cinema, is on the same floor, and the upper levels have planted terraces looking out over downtown.
Fashion beyond the big names
Siwilai on Level 5 is a concept store for curated global streetwear, open since 2014, and Thai silk house Jim Thompson has a shop on Level 3.
In the same building
Park Hyatt Bangkok fills the tower above the mall, with 222 rooms and its Penthouse Bar + Grill on the top floors. Hotel guests can walk straight down into the shops, and the hotel's restaurants are an easy dinner after a day at the mall.
Sources: Central Embassy (archived copy), directory, Open House, services, Jim Thompson stores. Checked September 26, 2026.
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