Bangkok - shopping

We are back from Bangkok! Really shopped till our legs dropped! Didn't eat as much as expected because hubby got stomach trouble on the 1st and last day. He spent a lot of time in the toilet!

I managed to go to most of the places I wanted. Bangkok is different from what I visited 6yrs ago. Thanks to my brother and sister for giving me information before I went.

Thanks to my dad for fetching us to the airport in the early morning. The sun was rising when we were up in the air.

I never take the omelette breakfast on SQ. Hubby took it because he likes sausages.

This is my noodle breakfast.

We stayed at Novotel Siam Square. The price is a bit expensive but we got a good deal from the online booking using Citibank Mastercard.

The location is very good, so near to Siam Paragon, Siam Center, Siam Discovery, MBK and Siam Square. A bit further away is Central World and Platinum Mall. We spent the 4 days shopping at these malls and visited Chatuchak market on Sun morn.

Look at my purchases!

I bought all tops, no bottoms.

Bought very few accessories and shoes compared to last year's trip to Taiwan.

All these flowers are bought from Chatuchak. Spent a lot of time choosing them. So many to choose from!

A visit to Naraya is a must but I did not buy a lot of things like what the other Hongkongers and Chinese did. They bought more than dozens! I bought several things from Loft, a Japanese store at Siam Discovery. Would have like to get a bigger bird cage but I already have one at home and hubby was raising his eyebrow at what I am going to use ANOTHER bird cage for. Oh well... settle for a small one and add it to the clutter in my scrapbooking room!

It was very tiring to walk so many malls in one day but luckily the weather was not very warm and there's always massage! I went for massage opposite our hotel every day! There are so many there but thanks to my brother's recommendation on Lek Massage at Siam Square Soi 6. Superb value and service!

My favourite mall is Platinum Mall. But you really have to go through each and every shop to find 'hidden treasures'. The worse is Suan Lum Night Market. We are no good at bargaining and there is nothing much there.

Tomorrow I shall update on the food we ate in Bangkok. Hold your saliva!