Although the Mala conveyor belt craze has subsided somewhat this year, this restaurant defies the trend and continues to enjoy great popularity. It has also opened a new branch near the Bearing BTS station. Spanning four storefronts, the restaurant offers ample space with numerous seats, both at the bar and at communal tables. A particular draw is the constantly expanding menu with new ingredients. Over 80 dishes are served on the conveyor belt, with the price depending on the color of the chopsticks and trays. Highlights include the prawn balls, the large mantis shrimp, the lava salt egg buns, and the fried sticky rice.

This restaurant is famous for its soups, which are guaranteed to delight you. They are rich and aromatic, and you have a choice of ten different soups. We especially recommend the Mala soup with its slightly numbing heat, the pork bone soup, the fish soup with pickled cabbage, and the tomato soup. You can choose between a single or double pot of soup. At the dipping station, you can create your own dipping sauce – perfect for sweet, savory, and salty dishes. We wholeheartedly recommend this conveyor belt Mala hot pot restaurant. No wonder there are so many people queuing up. It's our absolute favorite restaurant, both for its excellent service and its delicious food.

Chan Charoen Sichuan Mala Hot Pot, Bang Na Camp

Open daily from 11:30 am to midnight (last entry at 11:15 pm).

Parking is available at the restaurant / Free parking for 2 hours at the Anacade project / Free parking at the Academy project opposite the restaurant.