

While fashion and souvenirs are by far the most popular items on offer at Mike Shopping Mall, there is in fact a wide range of items on sale, including technology and home furnishings. Built over five floors, it is similar to the famous MBK Shopping Mall in Bangkok, with stall after stall piled high with items. Remember in malls such as this it is perfectly acceptable to haggle for a better price, but be aware that for savings of over 20% you might be expected to buy three or more items. On the top floor of Mike Shopping Mall there is an excellent value food court that serves some quick and easy dishes such as noodle soup and papaya salad for around 50 baht.
The dining options are numerous at Pattaya Avenue with a whole range of international franchises, including two pizza restaurants and an Oishi Buffet, which for 500 baht offers unlimited Japanese fare like fresh sushi, sashimi, teppanyaki steak and crispy tempura. It’s very popular and a great option for anyone looking for a big, tasty feed. There are also several casual bars offering evening dining over a few cold beers. Our favourite has to be Car Park on the second floor, designed with British touches like classic Minis and London subway signs; a great place to chill out with a few friends and polish off a tower of Singha.
Here you can expect various replicas of world-famous architecture from the Eiffel Tower on the ground floor to the Leaning Tower of Pisa on the first level.
While its concept is amazing as a standalone attraction, the experience is elevated through its offerings as well. Thus, here is a quick guide to Terminal 21 Pattaya for those who would like to take a break from the seaside shores and explore the world for a few hours.