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Bangkok is a global melting pot, and its grocery scene reflects that. Whether you are an expat missing the taste of home or a local foodie looking for premium ingredients, the city offers world-class supermarkets that rival those in Europe or the US. But where should you go for specific items?
We’ve ranked the Top 5 Supermarkets for Imported Goods in Bangkok based on variety, freshness, and the availability of hard-to-find international brands. Here is where you should be pushing your cart.
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The World-Class Food Paradise
Ranked #1 for its sheer scale and "wow" factor. Gourmet Market at Siam Paragon is more than just a grocery store; it is a culinary destination. It boasts an incredible selection of premium meats (including a dry-aging room), a massive seafood tank, and arguably the best "International Aisle" in the country. You can find everything from French echiré butter to Korean strawberries and American cereals. Their "You Hunt We Cook" counter allows you to buy fresh meat/seafood and have a chef cook it for you right there.
Opening Time: Daily, 10:00 – 22:00.
Location: Ground Floor, Siam Paragon Shopping Center.
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The Expat's Original Favorite
If you are looking for specific Western comfort foods—like Kraft Mac & Cheese, root beer, ranch dressing, or specific US/UK baking ingredients—Villa Market is the place. Known as the "Original International Supermarket," the Sukhumvit 33 branch is the flagship. It feels less like a glitzy mall store and more like a neighborhood grocer that somehow stocks every obscure foreign item you miss. It is also famous for its high-quality Western butchery and sausages.
Opening Time: Daily, 24 Hours.
Location: Sukhumvit Soi 33/1 (Phrom Phong area).
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The Premium European Experience
Formerly known as Central Food Hall, Tops Food Hall at Central Chidlom is the epitome of luxury grocery shopping. It is designed to feel like a high-end European food hall, featuring a stunning cheese room (with over 300 varieties), a cold cut room, and a wine cellar. The produce section is impeccable, often stocking rare seasonal fruits from Japan and Europe. If you are planning a fancy dinner party, this is your one-stop shop.
Opening Time: Daily, 08:00 – 22:00.
Location: 7th Floor, Central Chidlom Department Store.
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The Japanese Wonderland
Stepping into Don Don Donki is like teleporting to Tokyo. This massive multi-story store specializes entirely in Japanese imports. From fresh sashimi and Wagyu beef to Japanese cosmetics, snacks (KitKats in every flavor!), and even costumes. The Thonglor branch is the original and largest, featuring a dedicated sweet potato factory and a dining zone. It is lively, chaotic, and plays the famous "Don Don Donki" theme song on a loop.
Opening Time: Daily, 24 Hours.
Location: Donki Mall Thonglor (Soi Thonglor 10).
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The 24/7 Comfort Store
Foodland is an institution in Bangkok. It may not have the luxury design of the others, but it wins on reliability and specific heritage brands. It is famous for being open 24/7, 365 days a year. The Sukhumvit Soi 5 branch is a favorite for night owls and expats living in the Nana area. It stocks a great range of American staples (cereals, canned soups, sauces) and has an attached "Took Lae Dee" counter restaurant that serves cheap and delicious American breakfasts at any hour.
Opening Time: Daily, 24 Hours.
Location: Sukhumvit Soi 5 (Nana).
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