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Mil Toast House
Siam Square Soi 3: the steamed chocolate babka is 'the tastiest yeast cake I've ever eaten', plus toast filled with butter and vanilla ice cream.
Pathumwan Princess Hotel
Not fancy but has everything a family needs, lovely staff and a perfect central location close to everything.
SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World
She calls the aquarium a crazy, highly recommended experience — and don't miss the shaped cotton candy made on site.
ICONSIAM
A world of its own — the indoor floating food market and the installations are the highlight.
Chatuchak Weekend Market
Open weekends only; take the BTS Skytrain straight from Siam. Loads of street food stalls plus clothes and souvenirs.
Novotel Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport
Worth it before an early flight: small kids sleep free, gorgeous pool, spa, Italian/Thai/Japanese restaurants and a 1200 baht all-you-can-eat dinner buffet.
Pastaioli
Inside the new Emsphere mall; you pick your fresh pasta shape on a tablet. Dishes 260–490 baht, try the pesto fusilli.
Safari World
Great for kids and mostly shaded; tickets on site. Arrive ~13:00 and allow 4 hours. Feeding giraffes is a highlight.
Siam Square
Handy base — her hotel was in the area and the Skytrain goes straight to Chatuchak market from Siam.
CentralWorld
Huge Christmas tree out front with elaborate kigurumi cosplayers posing for photos — great for kids.
Kumo Cotton Candy
Giant hand-spun cotton candy shaped into animals (an octopus one) — fun to watch them make it.
MELAND Club
5th floor of Siam Paragon: pretend-play city, giant slides, climbing and interactive tech — kids refuse to leave.
Siam Paragon
Go up to the 5th floor for the MELAND Club indoor playground.
The Cassette Coffee Bar
Small ornate all-pink spot with one of the few decent coffees in the area; signature drinks 145-225 baht, and pink lemonade for the kids.
Domo Japanese BBQ
Japanese BBQ in a mall where you grill the meat yourself at the table — a hit with kids who loved it in Japan.
Park Plaza Bangkok Soi 18
Quiet Soi 18 location right by the BTS and MRT, so you skip Bangkok's traffic jams.
Wat Pho
Fun for kids to strike the big gong, but the line to see the Reclining Buddha was at least an hour — she skipped it.
Candy Crush
Watch handmade candy being made on the mall's top-floor food level — a fun culinary attraction for kids.
Coco.nut
Coconut ice cream with toppings in a smiley cup — a stop in section 2 of Chatuchak market.
MBK Center
Japanese sushi spot inside the mall: the salmon sashimi was 'buonissimo e dolce' and kid-approved.
SookSiam
Go one floor down in ICONSIAM for a huge indoor street-food market with boats, lanterns and lotus flowers.
Wat Arun
Seen from the Chao Phraya River — the prang looks great from the water.
Emsphere
Newly opened mall — home to the Pastaioli fresh pasta restaurant.
Prynwan Flagship Store
Cool dog store with clothes, shampoos and treats — great for gifts, but not cheap.
Siam Scape
Easy morning stroll area with shops and cafes like Fire Tiger Coffee.
Suvarnabhumi Airport
Don't miss the mythological sculpture display inside the terminal for a farewell photo.
Tha Tien Pier
They got off at the pier near the old Buddha temple; there's a market by the pier, decorated for the holidays.
Chao Phraya River
She calls the river/klong boat trip a waste of time and money — both she and her daughter were bored after 15 minutes.
Supanniga Eating Room Tha Tien
Michelin-recommended and needs a booking, but she says it wasn't worth the trip or price — same street food you find on any corner.
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