La Salle's Avenue

Huge playground for kiddos & pets. Lotsa interesting pop up stalls selling streets food & decent choices of resto to dine in. Villa Market is convenient for groceries shopping with Starbucks, KFC, Uniglo etc Nice place to chill with friends & family BUT BUT with the new parking system, I’ll think twice stepping in there again. It’s just simply not worth the time. The management must seriously look into this issue honestly

A lovely spot to relax and explore! This avenue has plenty of dining options, restaurants, and outdoor stalls selling fresh fruit and BBQ, a really fun atmosphere. There’s also a shopping area with Uniqlo and a supermarket that’s more affordable compared to city center prices. Outside, there’s a beautiful green park and a stylish Starbucks. I happened to visit in the late afternoon and caught the sunset, it felt peaceful and relaxing, especially just a few days after the earthquake. There was even some live acoustic music, which made the experience even more soothing.

Surprised by this placed somewhat hidden from the regular places. It has everything a spot to play with your pets, large open spaces, food options, shopping options and plenty of parking space. A welcome change from all the other malls you find in Bangkok. It has all things you would need even a haircut salon from neverysaycutz.

Parking here is very inconvenient. Motorbike parking is quite far away, and by the time you reach it, park, and walk to the store, half of the free parking time is already gone. 30 minutes was barely enough to quickly buy a few items at Villa Market. My 343 baht purchase was not enough to extend free parking — assistance is only provided for purchases over 500 baht. I don’t want to use LINE for validation, which makes the process unnecessarily complicated. It feels easier not to come at all.

Noooo, they complicated parking system even more. I don't know is it just me or are various shopping malls competing on who will have more hostile parking rules for the customers. This is getting ridiculous now. First the looooong cue, than the parking rules inside, thousands of bumps that rip trough our suspension systems and destroy the booshings on our beloved cars and than at the end another looong cue to get out. Why are you trying so hard to ruin our shopping experience? I am sorry, however I recommend best to avoid this mall.

This is the end of the Avenue. The parking ramps are so inconvenient it hurts my back. Why you waste my time with this nonsence. Besideds that, managament also discriminate against us smokers, so I will no longer bother coming there after coming there for years.... If you want to make real money, don't put up ramps to inconvinience loyal shoppers. Level it with grounds instead and build a condo.

LaSalle Avenue used to be my favorite place for a quick stop. Since the new parking system was introduced, it’s been nothing but long queues, congestion, and frustration. Even the main road is affected! Convenience is gone, and so am I. Goodbye, LaSalle Avenue.

Surprisingly empty. The mall looks new and eco friendly. It is designed not to use a lot of lightbulbs. There is a place on the top for kids to play too. It is free of charge.

A good community mall for family. There're many restaurants here and convenient store. Mall have the large yard for chillax and allow pet to come inside. And mall just opened the new playground area for children, that's so awesome.

Lots of eatery outside the restaurants. Come after 1pm, fresh fruits(delicious Pomelo and Guava) and cheap Thai southern food😋. …