Why should you go there and how do you do it right?

The crispy pork belly is the reason people keep coming back. That might sound odd for a food court on the sixth floor of a clothing wholesaler, but the reviews consistently praise the wonderfully crispy crust and the tender meat underneath. The beef noodle soup with its rich broth and the pan-fried oyster omelet are also frequently mentioned. The Tom Yam is the only dish I'd skip, as it's supposedly a bit bland.

It works like most food courts in Bangkok. You stroll around, point at something, eat, and since you pay by card instead of counting bills, you can easily order six small dishes from six different stalls and call that lunch. The portions are generous. The prices are higher than in the city's cheaper food courts, and some customers have noticed the difference compared to Pier 21 at Terminal 21. However, you also get more space and a table without having to jostle for it – which is definitely worth it on a shopping day in Pratunam.