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Central Plaza Pinklao

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The largest shopping mall and office tower complex of Thonburi, it includes six floors (with a basement floor) with stores, stalls, restaurants, banks and a karaoke lounge. The Central Department Store is inside and takes up many floors. The other usual chain stores are present as well, as are stores selling books, electronics and clothes. The easiest way to get there is by taxi, but there are also buses and songthaews available.

Address: 7/222 Borommaratchachonnani Rd
Getting there: Wang Lang Pier and taxi
Hours: Mon-Thu 10:30-21:30, Fri-Sun 10:30-22:00
Website: centralplaza.co.th (opens in a new tab)

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