What electronics can I buy at Fortune Town?

Just about everything tech: mobile phones and accessories, laptops, cameras (new and second-hand), gaming consoles, PC components, printers, audio equipment, and a plethora of cables and gadgets. If it’s electronic, chances are you’ll find it here.

Can I bargain with the shop owners or are prices fixed?

Many small independent shops have some wiggle room on price, especially if you pay in cash or buy multiple items. It’s common to politely ask, “Is there a best price?” Major brand stores and chain outlets have fixed prices, but overall Fortune Town’s prices are quite competitive already.

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Bangkok: Fortune Town

4.3(3182)

popular

1–2 hours

Din Daeng (Rama 9)

Wheelchair Accessibility:

Yes

Operating Hours:Daily : 10:00 - 22:00

The Vibe:Bangkok’s local gadget trove 💻

A local staple for tech enthusiasts in Bangkok, this older mall is packed with gadget shops and repair stalls. It’s an authentic no-frills alternative to the city’s glitzy mega-malls.
Fluorescent-lit corridors hum with the buzz of computer parts and phone repair kiosks. The scent of electronics and stir-fry from food stalls mixes as shoppers haggle quietly at cramped gadget shops.

Bangkok’s original one-stop IT mall (opened in the 1990s)
Local techies’ go-to for hard-to-find electronics and parts
Praised for fair prices and on-site repair expertise

Fit For

👨‍👩‍👧 Families: Few kid distractions here – mostly electronics (older kids into gaming or gadgets might enjoy exploring)
💕 Couples: Ideal if both of you are techies hunting deals; otherwise combine with the nicer mall across the street for balance
👵 Seniors: Elevators available and aisles are manageable, but the focus is tech – it can be tiring if you’re not interested in gadgets
💻 Tech Enthusiasts: Heaven for gadget geeks – endless components, camera gear and PC parts under one roof

Highlights

Mobile & camera outlets — Latest smartphones, lenses, and accessories at competitive prices
PC hardware floors — Multiple levels of shops selling components from RAM sticks to graphics cards
On-site electronics repairs — Dozens of kiosks can fix phones, laptops or recover data while you wait
Affordable food court — Variety of Thai and Asian stalls where locals eat (perfect for a budget lunch)
Retro media corners — Hidden Gem: tucked-away stalls with vinyl records, old game cartridges, and rare cables for collectors
Fortune Sky Shrine — A small Ganesha & Lakshmi shrine at the front plaza where locals pray for success (easy to miss among the mall entrances)
Mini arcade corner — A tiny retro games arcade tucked near the food court on the upper floor, offering a nostalgic break from shopping

Bangkok Local Expert

Tom Vater

Overview

Persona Fit

Highlights

Plan Your Visit (FAQ’s)

Know Your Facts

Food & Coffee Shops

Insider Tips

Photography Tips

Things To Do Nearby

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Plan Your Visit

Getting There & Entrances

Amenities

MRT Phra Ram 9 (Exit 1) brings you directly to Fortune Town – the mall’s entrance is connected to the station, extremely convenient
For taxis or rideshares, just mention “Fortune Town, Rama 9”; there’s a drop-off loop right in front of the mall on Ratchadaphisek Road
Parking is available within the building (entrance on a side street) but can fill up on weekends. Once inside, escalators and elevators connect all floors; start at ground for phones and upper floors for computers

Food & Coffee Shops

Food Court (1F): Quick Thai eats like basil chicken rice, noodles, and smoothies at local prices – popular with nearby office workers at lunch

Loong Pong Southern Curry (LG floor): A hidden-gem stall serving spicy southern Thai curries and rice; generous portions and authentic flavor locals love

Starbucks (G floor): For a caffeine fix or pastry in familiar surroundings at the main entrance

Café Amazon (G floor): Thai coffee chain offering affordable iced coffees and teas in the mall’s lobby area

Food Court (1F): Quick Thai eats like basil chicken rice, noodles, and smoothies at local prices – popular with nearby office workers at lunch

Loong Pong Southern Curry (LG floor): A hidden-gem stall serving spicy southern Thai curries and rice; generous portions and authentic flavor locals love

Starbucks (G floor): For a caffeine fix or pastry in familiar surroundings at the main entrance

Café Amazon (G floor): Thai coffee chain offering affordable iced coffees and teas in the mall’s lobby area

Insider Tips

Best Time: Visit on weekdays late morning or early afternoon. It’s much quieter then – after 6 PM and weekends get busier with office workers and hobbyists.

Hack: Compare prices between shops before buying. Many stores sell similar items; you can scout a few quotes (even between different floors) to snag the best deal.

Hidden Gem: Photography buffs should explore the 3rd floor – several second-hand camera shops hide there with vintage lenses and gear at bargain prices.

Language: Most vendors speak basic English, but having the exact model number or part you need written down (or a photo) helps ensure you get the right item without confusion.

Best Time: Visit on weekdays late morning or early afternoon. It’s much quieter then – after 6 PM and weekends get busier with office workers and hobbyists.

Hack: Compare prices between shops before buying. Many stores sell similar items; you can scout a few quotes (even between different floors) to snag the best deal.

Hidden Gem: Photography buffs should explore the 3rd floor – several second-hand camera shops hide there with vintage lenses and gear at bargain prices.

Language: Most vendors speak basic English, but having the exact model number or part you need written down (or a photo) helps ensure you get the right item without confusion.

Photography Tips

No strict photo rules here – feel free to snap pics of the bustling stalls, but it’s polite to ask shop owners if shooting close-ups of their merchandise.

Lighting is all fluorescent indoors – adjust your camera/phone white balance so gadget colors look true to life.

No strict photo rules here – feel free to snap pics of the bustling stalls, but it’s polite to ask shop owners if shooting close-ups of their merchandise.

Lighting is all fluorescent indoors – adjust your camera/phone white balance so gadget colors look true to life.

Things To Do Nearby

Central Plaza Grand Rama 9 — Modern mall across the street with fashion stores, restaurants, a cinema and supermarket (a nice contrast to Fortune Town’s tech focus)

Jodd Fairs Night Market — Lively outdoor night market behind Central Rama 9 (5-min walk) featuring trendy street food, pop-up bars, and vintage shops in the evenings

Siam Niramit Show — A spectacular Thai cultural show (with a dinner option) a short drive away, offering dazzling dance performances and a recreated traditional village

Central Plaza Grand Rama 9 — Modern mall across the street with fashion stores, restaurants, a cinema and supermarket (a nice contrast to Fortune Town’s tech focus)

Jodd Fairs Night Market — Lively outdoor night market behind Central Rama 9 (5-min walk) featuring trendy street food, pop-up bars, and vintage shops in the evenings

Siam Niramit Show — A spectacular Thai cultural show (with a dinner option) a short drive away, offering dazzling dance performances and a recreated traditional village