Bangkok · Market for fruit, ingredients and prepared food
Or Tor Kor is a Bangkok food market operated by the Marketing Organization for Farmers. Under its roof are stalls selling fruit and vegetables, meat and seafood, dried goods and rice, as well as prepared side dishes and places to eat.
Browse the fruit and vegetables at the stalls, choose rice snacks or prepared dishes, then have a meal in the dining area. Across the road, Chatuchak is known for clothing and crafts; at Or Tor Kor, you will find ingredients and foods served at Thai tables.
The pin marks the place, not necessarily its entrance, ticket office or vehicle drop-off point.
101 Kamphaengphet Rd, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900
The address is 101 Kamphaeng Phet Road. Access via Kamphaeng Phet MRT Station is listed.
Under the broad roof are stalls selling fruit and vegetables, and shops handling meat, seafood, dried goods and rice. You can see the fish and produce used in Thai dishes that you may have eaten at restaurants.
The market sells produce selected by the Marketing Organization for Farmers, making the fruit and vegetable stalls interesting to browse. Fruit varieties and stock differ by shop and day, so you may notice seasonal changes in what is on display.
Past the ingredient shops, you will also find prepared side dishes, rice snacks and sweets. You can take the side dishes away, or have breakfast or lunch in the dining area.
Under the same roof, you can browse fresh fruit and vegetables, shops selling meat, seafood, dried goods and rice, and stalls serving cooked food. Shopping for ingredients and eating a prepared meal are both possible in the market.
After browsing clothing and crafts at Chatuchak, cross the road to Or Tor Kor for fruit, dried-goods stalls and places to eat. The two markets offer different goods, so it is easy to combine shopping and a meal.
No. Or Tor Kor is a food market operated by the Marketing Organization for Farmers, while Chatuchak is known as a weekend market for clothing, crafts and other goods. The two markets are close across the road, so you can visit both.
Yes. In addition to stalls selling fruit and vegetables, meat, seafood and dried goods, there are prepared dishes and a dining area. You can take side dishes away or eat breakfast or lunch there.
The market’s listed hours are approximately 06:00–20:00. Individual shops and restaurants may keep different hours.
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