Eathai

A large food market in Central Embassy serving up Thai regional dishes, a seafood market and Issaya Cooking Studio.

I like how Eathai keeps things clean and chill, not your usual chaotic food court vibe. You get this barcode card to order and pay later, which makes moving around a breeze. Tried the fried rice vermicelli with mimosa and prawn from a Michelin-recommended stall—really tasty, definitely worth a shot. The only bummer is that 5% service charge on top of already higher prices, but I guess that goes toward not having to clear your own table. Plenty of seating too, so no hunting for spots during off-peak hours. Overall a nice spot if you want quality Thai eats without the street noise.

I stumbled upon Eathai at Central Embassy and was pleasantly surprised by the variety of food options available. I loved the concept of using a card to pay for food instead of handling cash. The Thai produce supermarket was a great addition to the area, making it a unique and enjoyable experience.

The food market restaurant within the mall was a great find for me. I appreciated the clear menu and pricing at each stall, as well as the convenience of using a card to pay for orders. The relaxed atmosphere and friendly staff added to the overall positive experience, making it a place I would definitely visit again.

The food court at Central Embassy provided a unique dining experience with higher prices but elevated service. While the food taste was good, the pricing may not be for everyone. However, the convenience of having utensils provided at each table added to the overall experience.

Good option if you’re looking for something a bit more upscale than street food (but still want the same type of food).