About
Head to the Makro at 523 Mittraphap–Nong Khai Road when your shopping list is built around cooking ingredients. The branch has taken part in a Japanese imported-food programme, and Makro’s catalogue offers Australian beef and produce to explore. Compare pack weights with what you will actually use, especially for freezer purchases, and confirm local availability before travelling for a specific item.
Why go
- The branch has participated in a programme featuring imported Japanese food.
- Makro’s catalogue gives you Australian beef and produce to ask about.
- Larger packs can suit a planned batch of cooking.
- This city branch is an option for combining ingredients in one shopping trip.
Know before you go
- Use the 523 Mittraphap–Nong Khai Road branch.
- Check local availability before following an online offer.
- Compare per-kilogram prices and pack weights.
- Leave freezer space before buying larger packs.
Good to know
- ✓ Wheelchair-accessible entrance · Google
- ✓ Restroom · Google
- ✓ Delivery · Google
- ✓ Card payment · Google
Does this place offer wheelchair-accessible entrance?
Yes · Google
Source ↗Questions about this place
Is this Makro Joho?
No. This is the Nakhon Ratchasima branch at 523 Mittraphap–Nong Khai Road.
Are all goods imported?
No. Imported lines form part of a wider grocery range, and local stock varies.
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