One Bangkok’s 2026 openings give visitors a useful mix of food breaks, streetwear and specialist outdoor gear rather than another generic mall circuit. The newest names are spread around The Storeys, so a little sequencing prevents unnecessary backtracking. This route puts Cova, Guss Damn Good, ADAM n EVE, Carnival and MAW10 into one manageable visit.
Begin at Cova
Cova brings a Milanese cafe identity to the ground floor of The Storeys. It is the logical starting point if you arrive before the retail floors become busy. Coffee, pastries and chocolates set a slower tone than eating on the run, and the polished room suits a meeting or a deliberate first stop.
Treat it as a pause, not a full tour in itself. One Bangkok has enough ground to cover that a light pastry and coffee may be more useful than a long lunch at the beginning.
Browse Carnival
Carnival is the route’s streetwear anchor. The Thai retailer is known for sneakers, apparel and collaborations, so inventory can change quickly and release days may feel very different from an ordinary afternoon. Go with a category or size in mind, but leave room for discovery.
Limited products are not automatically the right purchase. Check fit, materials and return conditions before buying. The strongest reason to visit is the edit: Carnival places international labels and its own point of view in one space.
Make time for MAW10
MAW10 on the first floor of The Storeys is the specialist stop. One Bangkok describes it as a premium outdoor lifestyle concept focused on climbing and trail-running gear, apparel and footwear. That makes it more useful than a fashion-only outdoor shop for people comparing technical equipment.
Bring the socks or insoles you normally use if trying trail shoes, and explain where you plan to run. Bangkok pavement, wet jungle paths and rocky northern trails ask different things of grip and cushioning. For climbing equipment, prioritise fit and certified function over colour.
Add the sweet stops
Guss Damn Good on B1 offers dense Thai craft ice cream with flavour stories, while ADAM n EVE provides frozen yoghurt and custom toppings. They work best as a mid-route reset or a shared finish. Decide whether you want a chef-designed flavour or a build-your-own bowl rather than ordering both by reflex.
The contrast also makes this route useful for groups. One person can focus on footwear or streetwear while another has a reliable cafe or dessert stop nearby.
Getting there
Use MRT Lumphini Exit 1 for the most direct public-transport connection. The underground link leads into Parade on B1, from which you can follow signs to The Storeys. One Bangkok also promotes an EV shuttle, but schedules can change, so rail is the simplest fixed reference.
Allow at least two hours if you plan to try footwear or compare clothing sizes. A fast coffee-and-browse circuit can be done sooner, but rushing defeats the benefit of seeing specialist ranges in person.
A sensible order
Start at Cova on the ground floor, move through Carnival and MAW10, then finish with ice cream or frozen yoghurt. That order keeps food from interrupting detailed shopping and lets you carry cold desserts only at the end. It also leaves the rest of One Bangkok open for dinner.
The appeal is variety within a compact zone. Instead of treating every new opening as mandatory, choose the two that match your interests and use the others as optional pauses.
Make the visit work
Mall directories and opening hours can change as new tenants settle in. Check the One Bangkok directory on the day, especially if one store is the sole reason for your trip. New shops sometimes adjust hours, close briefly for private launches or move merchandise between floors. A screenshot of the current directory is more useful than relying on an old social post once you are inside the complex.
International visitors should carry a passport copy or the original only when needed for tax-refund procedures, and ask each retailer whether a purchase qualifies. Keep receipts together and do not remove tags until you understand the return policy. Specialist footwear and limited streetwear may have stricter exchange conditions than general fashion, particularly for sale items or releases with controlled quantities.
One Bangkok is large enough that meeting points matter. Groups should name a specific store and floor rather than saying only The Storeys. Mobile signal and indoor navigation are usually reliable, but a precise fallback saves time. If energy drops, cut the route after the specialist store that matters most. The mall will still be there for a second visit, and good shopping decisions rarely improve with fatigue.
Before setting out, check the subject’s official page for any same-day change to opening times, access, reservations or weather-dependent activity. Bangkok traffic and island transport can turn a small delay into a missed slot, while restaurants, exhibitions and resorts may adjust operations for private events. Save the address in Thai and English, keep the booking confirmation available offline and share the return plan with everyone in the group.
One final habit improves almost every experience: decide what would make the visit worthwhile before arriving. It might be one dish, one artwork, a well-fitted pair of shoes, a safe activity or a connection that runs without stress. That priority makes it easier to skip distractions, adapt when conditions change and leave with a stronger memory than a longer checklist.