Mega Bangna, one of the largest shopping malls in Bangkok

Today I decided to go to the mega-bunner that I’ve heard so much about. I heard that they have Ikea and Home Pro, so I’m going to check out their furniture as well.

For directions, I referred to a website called Bangkok Navi.

Reference：A huge commercial complex has opened in Bangna, a suburb of Bangkok! It’s the strongest shopping mall with a variety of stores, restaurants, department stores, supermarkets, and even a major furniture retailer, IKEA! [JPN]

The first place to go is Exit 5 of BTS Udomsuk station.

When you get off at exit 5, you will see a crowd of people, so you should be able to find the bus stop easily.

After a while, the bus arrived.

Don’t wait in line to get on the train, but get on quickly but without hesitation. The culture of standing in line is not yet as widespread as it is in Japan, so if you’re not careful, you’ll end up not being able to get on. By the way, there is one mistake in this photo. I had no way of knowing at the time that not noticing it at the time would lead to a big miscalculation later on.

The view from inside the car. I took a position right in front of it. It wasn’t my imagination that it wasn’t as crowded as I thought it would be.

I arrived in about 30 minutes. UNIQLO is in the building, and it’s less crowded and more comfortable.

But there are too few people. And there are too few tenants. Most importantly, there is no Ikea, Home Pro, or Big C. Where is it? Where is it? I searched with bloodlust. Not being able to communicate in English, I was at a loss and suddenly looked at the Google map in my hand.

When I looked closer, I saw that it was “Central Plaza Bangna”. Yes, it was not a “Mega-Bangna”. After a humiliating misboarding of the bus, and selfishly complaining that they shouldn’t build multiple large shopping malls in the suburbs, I had no choice but to take a grab cab to Mega Bangna.

▽The mall I visited a few years later is pretty close to me.▽