Or Tor Kor Market in Bangkok: What to Eat, Hours and Tips
Come to Or Tor Kor Market for premium durian and mango, Thai desserts such as khanom chan and mango sticky rice, and curry and prepared dishes at a seated food centre. It is a large fresh-food market on Kamphaeng Phet Road in Bangkok's Chatuchak district, opened in 1974 and run by the Marketing Organization for Farmers. This guide covers what to eat, when to go and how to get there.
CNN listed the market among the top 10 fresh markets in the world in 2017. It sits directly opposite Chatuchak Weekend Market, which makes it an easy add-on to our Bangkok markets guides. Last updated November 2026.
What to Eat at Or Tor Kor Market
The market is best known for premium fruit, especially durian and mango. A 2026 guide from Nomado Travel mentions sealed trays of pre-portioned durian, which suit visitors who do not want a whole fruit. Mango varieties are most plentiful in April and May, according to the same guide.
Beyond fruit, the market sells a wide range of produce and prepared foods. Thaiest describes a food centre with seating, along with curry and prepared-food stalls. That mix lets you eat a full meal on site instead of only buying groceries.
For something sweet, Nomado Travel lists Thai desserts such as khanom chan, sangkaya and mango sticky rice. It puts these at about THB 50-120 each. Popular cooked food can sell out by about 10 am, so eat early.
- Durian and Mango
- Premium fruit is the market's best-known draw, and durian is sold in sealed pre-portioned trays.
- Mango is most plentiful in April and May, according to a 2026 guide.
- Thai Desserts
- Look for khanom chan, sangkaya and mango sticky rice at the dessert stalls around the market.
- A 2026 guide puts desserts at about THB 50-120 each.
- Curry and Prepared Dishes
- Curry and prepared-food stalls serve full meals, and Thaiest describes a food centre with seating.
- Popular cooked dishes can sell out by about 10 am, so arrive early.
Or Tor Kor Market Opening Hours and Best Time
According to Thaiest and most recent listings, Or Tor Kor Market is open daily from 06:00 to 18:00. One 2026 guide from Nomado Travel gives 06:00-20:00 instead, so the sources conflict. No official hours were found as of 2026-11-11, so confirm on the day before a late visit.
Thaiest also says all stalls are open from about 08:30. Hours can change on Thai public holidays, so plan extra margin around them.
Nomado Travel recommends weekdays between 7 and 9 am for the calmest visit and the freshest produce. Weekends are very crowded because Chatuchak Weekend Market is next door.
Arriving between 7 and 9 am fits that advice. Popular cooked food can sell out by about 10 am.

Getting to Or Tor Kor Market
The simplest route is the MRT Blue Line to Kamphaeng Phet station. Take Exit 3, and the market is directly opposite, under a two-minute walk.
From Mo Chit BTS station, a motorcycle taxi takes about 5 minutes.
By taxi or ride-share, ask for Or Tor Kor Market on Kamphaeng Phet Road. The small car park fills quickly on weekend mornings, so a train is usually easier. The address is 101 Kamphaeng Phet Rd 6, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900.
- MRT Blue Line
- Get off at Kamphaeng Phet station and use Exit 3 for the market across the road.
- The walk from the station to the market takes under two minutes.
- BTS and Motorcycle Taxi
- Ride the BTS to Mo Chit station and hop on a motorcycle taxi for the short trip.
- Expect the motorcycle taxi ride to take about 5 minutes.
Layout, Payment and Visiting Tips
A Thairath article puts the site at about 6,500 square metres. Photos from the market show stalls piled with garlic, shallots, tamarind and fruit, all with Thai price signs.
Entry is free, and you pay only for what you buy. Most vendors take cash only, and prices are fixed, so bring small notes.
One 2026 guide suggests budgeting about THB 150-400 for food and produce.
Because sources disagree on closing time, check hours on the day if you plan a late-afternoon visit.

Is Or Tor Kor Market Expensive?
Entry costs nothing, so the real question is what you spend on food and produce. One 2026 guide suggests about THB 150-400 for a visit that includes food and fruit. Desserts such as khanom chan and mango sticky rice run about THB 50-120 each, according to the same guide.
Our verified sources do not give prices for durian, mango or curry plates. Premium fruit is the market's specialty, so check price signs before you buy.
Most vendors take cash only and prices are fixed, according to our sources. Bring small notes, because card payment is not the norm here.
Pair It With Other Bangkok Markets
Because the market is opposite Chatuchak Weekend Market, many visitors combine the two. Our Chatuchak Weekend Market guide covers the neighboring stalls in more detail.
Also try Khlong Toei Market or Wang Lang Market; check each one's hours before you set out.
For another food stop, there is also the Srinakarin Train Night Market.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What days and hours is Or Tor Kor Market open?
Recent listings say daily, but hours conflict: most give 06:00-18:00, while one 2026 guide gives 06:00-20:00. One guide says all stalls are open from about 08:30, and hours can change on Thai public holidays. No official hours were found, so confirm before a late visit.
What should I eat at Or Tor Kor Market?
A 2026 guide lists Thai desserts such as khanom chan, sangkaya and mango sticky rice (about THB 50-120 each), plus sealed trays of pre-portioned durian. Thaiest describes a food centre with seating, and curry and prepared-food stalls. The market is best known for premium fruit like durian and mango.
How do I get to Or Tor Kor Market?
Take the MRT Blue Line to Kamphaeng Phet station and use Exit 3; the market is directly opposite, under two minutes on foot. From Mo Chit BTS it is about 5 minutes by motorcycle taxi.
When is the best time to go?
A 2026 guide recommends weekdays 7-9 a.m. for the calmest visit and freshest produce. Weekends are very crowded because Chatuchak Weekend Market is next door, and popular cooked food can sell out by about 10 a.m. Mango varieties are most plentiful in April and May.
Is there an entrance fee?
No. Entry is free; you pay only for what you buy. Most vendors take cash only and prices are fixed.
How much should I budget?
One 2026 guide suggests about THB 150-400 for food and produce.
Where is Or Tor Kor Market?
101 Kamphaeng Phet Rd 6, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900, opposite Chatuchak Weekend Market.
Is it near Chatuchak Weekend Market?
Yes. It is directly opposite Chatuchak Weekend Market and next to Kamphaeng Phet MRT station, so the two are easy to combine.
Or Tor Kor Market rewards an early weekday visit with premium fruit, Thai desserts and a seated food centre. Take the MRT to Kamphaeng Phet Exit 3, bring cash and budget about THB 150-400. Since hours conflict between sources, confirm them on the day if you plan to stay late.
