Silom Supermarket

What I like most about this Thai market is how easy it is to stop by, especially with the parking. Others around are great too, but have limited parking. They have a really good selection of Thai ingredients and cooking supplies, and it’s usually easy to find what I need. The staff are friendly and happy to help, and if something isn’t in stock, they’ll even try to get it for you. It’s just a solid, reliable place to shop.

Stop by here made me miss home. Cooking gadgets for a good price. There is a shipping place right in front of the store. If it is too big, you can ship back. Some rare Thai snack is also selling here. May not taste exactly like home but pretty close. Free parking 1 hr with $10 shopping.

My absolute favorite place to be for all my Thai and Asian food item needs (Ranch 99 is my other favorite). I truly appreciate the fresh curry paste varieties that was my initial reason for exploring this market however they quickly became a regular stop for me when doing grocery shopping. There is a “fresh seafood “ section where they fry fish to order. I have never tried…imma need someone else to first. Lol. There’s a huge frozen section with specialty goodies such as roti and banana leaves. Huge dry goods section ; all kind of beans, grains, and spices. Can also get cookware for the home or restaurant in addition to restaurant supplies! This is a great place to pop into. Metered on street parking, may be tricky depending on time of day. There is a small lot, but must purchase a minimum $10 for validation.

At first, this store can seem overwhelming, especially if you are not accustomed to Thai cuisine or brands. But if you are familiar, then this place is heaven sent. There is a meat section that carries cuts of pork, chicken and beef, alongside a fairly extensive seafood selection. Salmon, shrimp, tilapia, catfish. Decently priced, not sure if they are farm-raised or caught wild. Their beauty aisle holds soaps, cosmetics, shampoos and hair accessories. Tons of hair dye colors. All sorts of herbal remedies and a huge selection of teas - both bagged, instant and loose leaf. I got a pound of dried rosella flower for $6.99. Towards the back left is the fresh produce. Bok choy, brussle sprouts and Thai coconuts are readily stock. There is a small section for beer and sake. And a pretty large selection of ready made drinks with fun selections such as basil seed tea. Favorite part about this store is all the homemade food. Hainan chicken with rice and sauce can be found right next to the checkout station for $8. You can find fresh coconut milk pudding with jelly for $4 near the produce. Lots of fried bananas, dried bananas, and bananas in general. Parking is free for 40 minutes with at least a $5 minimum. Lot is located behind the store. Credit cards and debit cards are accepted with a $10 minimum. If you have the time, go check out the Ganesh statue to the left of the store outside. Beautifully decorated, made me feel like I was in Bangkok for a second.