lucky13th
★ 4.9 · 15 reviews Bangkok Opened May 2024
Fifteen years as an online flea market, now a shop you can walk into
The stock is vintage ceramics, homeware, stationery and small everyday 'lucky' things, packed into a space so tiny that every shelf rewards actually stopping to look. Prices stay grounded, this isn't precious-vintage-dealer territory, just cheerful old things worth using.
Founders Tutka and Ying built a following in the hundreds of thousands online for fifteen years before opening this house on Soi Yen Akat 1 in May 2024. Tutka used to edit Knock Knock! magazine, and it shows: the space reads like her editorial eye let loose on objects. It sits in the Yen Akat pocket of Sathorn, past where most tourists bother going.
Good to know
- Open every day, 10am-7pm on weekdays and until 6pm on weekends; new stock lands regularly, so repeat visits pay off.
- The shop is small and packed floor to ceiling - come with time to dig.
What guests say
Reviews by Google-
กินข้าวกับปรินซ์ #princesdiners 48 reviews · Local Guide · translated 31 March 2026
I could spend the whole day here because everything is so cute! They've hand-picked, high-quality, and adorable items. I wish they'd open a cafe!
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Mathxphysics 2 reviews 3 March 2026
Love it!!!!!!
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Natcha T. 306 reviews · Local Guide · translated 15 February 2026
This shop is so incredibly cute! I found it on Instagram. It's full of adorable little things! ✨✨✨✨✨
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Pouya S 4 reviews 16 January 2026
i used to live here, so surreal to see its no longer residential but i hope they are doing well i can only wish the best for the business. all wishes to thrive 🫶
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7ackie Srichompan 853 reviews · Local Guide · translated 13 December 2025
A hidden gem!!! Tucked away in an alley, like, "Wow, I didn't know there was a shop like this!" Lots of cute items. Household goods, mugs, keychains, clothes. Picnic-themed, French vibes. Humanmade, Starbucks, Mardi Gras, etc. They have Instagram and Facebook if you can't come in person.
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