Paris Mikki CentralWorld Review: Menu, Prices and the Raspberry Tart to Order (7/10)

The short version: Paris Mikki is a French pâtisserie counter in the middle of CentralWorld, and a good stop after a meal in the mall. The Framboise Royale tart is an 8: very fresh raspberries, which were almost my favorite part, on a custard with a light mango-like taste. The Royal Chamomile Blossom tea is good too, and comes out very hot. Service is fast. The catch is price: a tart and a tea came to ฿706.85, about $21, which is a lot for Bangkok, and the portions are small. 7 out of 10. I’m not a pastry person, so I wouldn’t go back, but if you are, it’s worth a stop.

I went on November 8, 2026, at about 6 pm, on my own, and paid for it myself.

Arriving

Paris Mikki is an open counter on the main floor of CentralWorld, the big mall on Ratchadamri, so you don’t go into a shop; you walk up to it. A long white curved case runs along the walkway with the pastries lined up inside, and the tables sit behind it, with the mall going by. There’s a tea list from Paris Mikki itself and a coffee list from WWA Porta, the specialty coffee people, on a board at the till.

The setting: 7 out of 10

Pretty good for a mall counter. It’s right in the center of CentralWorld, which is the point of it, but it’s an open area rather than its own room, and a proper space would make it better. The plates are nice, white with the name in blue script, and the terrazzo tables suit the pastries. There’s a decent amount of seating, and even at 7:30 on a Sunday there were plenty of free tables. It works with friends, on a date, or with family.

The food: 8 out of 10

Framboise Royale: 8 out of 10. Quite good. The plating is very nice, with a gold Paris Mikki tag and a little lime zest, and the raspberries were all very fresh, almost my favorite part. The custard underneath is very tasty too, with a taste almost like mango without being too strong. It’s a small tart; the Okura’s breakfast coconut is more food. ฿460.

Royal Chamomile Blossom tea: pretty good. Quite tasty, and I’d get it again. Two things to know: it comes out very hot, so give it a minute, and the cups are very small. ฿205 on the board; my receipt rang it up as the peppermint at ฿195.

The case also had blueberry tarts, a mango dome, a Waldorf (blueberry chocolate on a rice-crispy base), a Fraisier Summer in white chocolate and strawberry, cream-topped logs and cream puffs. I didn’t try those.

Service: 7.5 out of 10

Pretty good and fast. You order at the till, they hand you the pastry straight away, and the tea came to the table within five to ten minutes.

What it cost

฿706.85, about $21, for the tart (฿460) and the tea (฿195), with 7% VAT and a 3% service charge. Paid myself.

Value: 6.5 out of 10

Somewhat expensive by Thai standards. ฿706 for one tart and a small tea is a lot for Bangkok, and the portions are small. You could get something similar for less at a place like Pinkberry, where a cup runs about ฿150. It’s tasty, so it isn’t a bad deal, but it’s a splurge for what it is.

Who it’s for

Pastry people, and anyone who’s just eaten at CentralWorld and wants something sweet without leaving the mall. It works for a date or a group, since there’s room to sit. If you’re not into pastries, you can skip it.

Verdict: 7 out of 10

A nice little spot with a very good tart, fast service and a lot of seating, held back by the price and the open setting. I’m not a pastry person, so I probably wouldn’t go back, but if you are, go right after dinner at CentralWorld and get the Framboise Royale.

Nearby: Din Tai Fung and Nara Thai at Central Embassy, a short walk down Ploenchit, Fatboy Izakaya at Gaysorn Amarin, and The Athenee and the Okura on Wireless Road.

FAQ

Where is Paris Mikki?

On the main floor of CentralWorld, on Ratchadamri Road in Bangkok, as an open counter on the walkway. Chit Lom and Siam BTS are both a short walk.

How much does Paris Mikki cost?

Tarts and cakes are around ฿460. Teas run ฿165 to ฿255, and coffees ฿125 to ฿195. My tart and tea came to ฿706.85 ($21) with VAT and service.

What should I order?

The Framboise Royale, the raspberry tart, and the Royal Chamomile Blossom tea. Let the tea cool.

Do you need a reservation?

No. Even at 7:30 pm on a Sunday there were plenty of tables.