DANK BKKIf you live, work or stay around Sathorn, Silom or Rama 3, the weed dispensary sathorn branch of DANK Cannabis Club is the one built for you. It sits on Nang Linchi Road and combines a licensed dispensary with a co-working space, so it is a practical stop for people who want to consult a practitioner and also have somewhere comfortable to get some work done. This guide covers the address, directions, what the co-working space is and is not, and what to bring.
Cannabis rules in Thailand are specific and have changed recently, so we explain the legal framework in plain language as we go. That way you arrive knowing what the shop can do, what it cannot do, and what you need to have with you.
Where to find the weed dispensary sathorn branch
DANK Cannabis Club Sathorn (Rama 3) is at 76/10 Nang Linchi Rd, Bangkok 10120. The shop is open daily, and the phone number, 094-224-0702, is answered 24/7. You can call at any hour to ask about the address, check that the shop is open or ask a general question before you travel.
The phone line is for information only. Thai law does not allow cannabis flower to be sold by phone, online or by delivery, so every purchase takes place in person at the counter, after a consultation with a licensed practitioner. More on that below.
Getting directions
The easiest way to find us is to open the Google Maps directions and follow the route from your hotel, condo or office. Nang Linchi Road is a well-known road in the Sathorn area, and a ride-hailing app or taxi can take you to the pin. It is worth confirming the house number, 76/10, in case your driver asks, and showing the Thai address on your phone often saves time.
Bangkok traffic can be heavy at peak hours. If you have a set time to be somewhere, leave a bit of buffer so that you arrive calm and ready for the conversation with the practitioner. If you are comparing the options in different parts of the city, our guide to planning a weed shop nearby trip compares the east and the centre of Bangkok.
Who the weed dispensary sathorn suits
Every branch has its own character, and the Sathorn location is naturally convenient for a certain group of people. It tends to suit:
- Residents of the Sathorn, Silom and Rama 3 areas, who would rather not cross the city for a visit.
- Office workers nearby, who might stop by on a day when they are already in the area.
- Visitors staying in central hotels, who want a licensed shop within reasonable reach of where they are based.
- Remote workers and freelancers, who like the idea of a shop that also offers a place to sit and work.
If you live in the east of the city, our flagship might be easier, and we describe it in the article on the Pattanakarn shop. Both branches follow the same legal process and the same standards, so you can choose according to your location.
The co-working space at the weed dispensary sathorn shop
A feature that sets this branch apart is the co-working space. DANK Cannabis Club Sathorn is described as a dispensary and co-working space, and the idea is simple: it is a place to work or relax in a comfortable setting. You might use it to catch up on emails, to read, or to take a break between meetings.
It is important to be clear about what the co-working space is not. It is not a place to consume cannabis. Under the current Thai rules, selling cannabis for smoking on the premises is not allowed, except where a practitioner is treating their own patient, and our shop does not offer on-site consumption. The co-working space is for working and relaxing, full stop.
If you are curious about how cafes and lounges are affected by the 2025 rules, read our explainer on the weed cafe question in Thailand. It sets out what to expect, and why the on-premises rule matters so much.
What to bring to the weed dispensary sathorn
A little preparation makes the visit smooth. Please bring:
- Your ID. Thai nationals bring their Thai ID card, and visitors bring their passport. The original document is needed, so a photo on your phone will not do.
- Proof that you are 20 or older. Thai law sets 20 as the minimum age for buyers, and staff will check.
- Time for a consultation. The practitioner will want to talk to you first, so allow time and do not plan the visit as a quick errand between appointments.
- Questions. If you are unsure about limits, packaging or travelling with what you buy, jot your questions down before you go.
Medical cards or recommendations from your home country do not replace what Thai law asks for. The requirement is a prescription or certificate from a licensed practitioner. Our tourist guide, weed near me, goes into this in more depth for visitors.
What a visit to the weed dispensary sathorn looks like
We think you should know the process before you arrive, so here is how a typical visit goes.
1. ID check at the door
Staff will ask to see your ID or passport and check your age. This applies to everyone, every time. Anyone under 20 cannot be served.
2. Consultation with a licensed practitioner
You then speak with a licensed practitioner. Under the current notification, cannabis flower is a controlled herb that licensed sellers may supply to the public only against a prescription or certificate from a licensed practitioner, limited to the need identified and to a maximum of 30 days. We do not make health claims, and the practitioner does not promise outcomes, but they can discuss your situation and the legal limits with you.
3. Prescription or certificate
If the practitioner considers it appropriate, they issue the prescription or certificate required by law. It forms part of the shop's records.
4. Purchase within the limits
You can then complete a purchase in person, within the limits set by the document and the law. Licensed sellers keep source and stock records and report to the registrar, and flower must come from certified sources.
5. Receipt and labelled packaging
You should leave with a receipt and labelled packaging. Keep them, since they help show that what you carry came from a licensed shop.
If a shop you visit skips the ID check or the consultation, treat that as a red flag and leave.
The legal rules behind the weed dispensary sathorn experience
The framework is set by the Ministry of Public Health notification on controlled herbs (cannabis), issued in 2025. In short:
- Selling through vending machines, electronic channels and computer networks is banned. This is why we never take orders online, by chat or by phone.
- Commercial advertising of cannabis is banned in every channel, so this page is an information guide about a location and a process and not a promotion.
- Sales are not allowed in temples and religious places, dormitories, public parks, zoos or amusement parks.
- Smoking on the premises of a shop is not permitted, apart from a practitioner treating their own patient.
- E-cigarettes and vapes, including cannabis vapes, are illegal to import, sell or possess in Thailand.
For the official wording, see the Department of Thai Traditional and Alternative Medicine and the news coverage from Thai PBS and The Standard. Rules can change, so please check the current regulations before you visit.
Why the weed dispensary sathorn does not deliver
People often ask whether the shop can send something to a condo or hotel in the Sathorn area. It cannot, and neither can any licensed shop in Thailand. The ban on electronic sales means a legitimate seller will not offer delivery. Anyone who says otherwise is either breaking the law or trying to take your money. Our article on weed delivery explains the warning signs.
The lawful route is simple: visit a licensed shop in person with your ID. That is why this page focuses on getting to Nang Linchi Road and not on ordering remotely.
Responsible use after a weed dispensary sathorn visit
What happens after you leave the shop is your responsibility. Use in private and not in public places, because smoking cannabis in public in a way that bothers others is an offence. Never drive after using. Store anything you buy safely, away from children and pets, and be considerate of neighbours, especially in a condo or other shared building. These habits help keep licensed shops welcome in the community.
Our other branches
If you find yourself in the east of Bangkok, DANK Cannabis Club Pattanakarn is at 223 Phatthanakan Rd, Bangkok 10250, and answers its phone on 084-162-0610, 24/7. Outside Bangkok, DANK Lomsak is at 56/2 Khotchaseni Rd, Phetchabun 67110, and you should call to confirm hours first. All addresses are on our locations page.
For background on how a dispensary, a shop and a clinic differ under Thai rules, see our overview of the weed dispensary concept in Thailand. The FAQ page has short answers to common questions.
Conclusion
The Sathorn branch is a convenient choice if you are based around Sathorn, Silom or Rama 3. A visit to the weed dispensary sathorn follows a clear sequence: show your ID or passport, be 20 or older, speak with a licensed practitioner, receive the prescription or certificate the law requires, and purchase within the limits. Everything is done in person, with no online ordering, no phone ordering and no delivery, because Thai law does not allow them. The co-working space is a pleasant place to work or relax, and it is not for consumption.
Regulations are updated from time to time, so check the latest rules before you go. This article is general information and not legal or medical advice.
Visit the weed dispensary sathorn in person
We would love to see you at DANK Cannabis Club Sathorn (Rama 3), 76/10 Nang Linchi Rd, Bangkok 10120. The shop is open daily, and you can call 094-224-0702 at any hour, 24/7, with questions about opening or directions. Open the directions on Google Maps and come by.
Please bring your Thai ID card or your passport, and be 20 or older. A licensed practitioner at the shop can advise you and issue what Thai law requires. Come in person, take your time, and ask whatever you need to.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the weed dispensary Sathorn branch?
DANK Cannabis Club Sathorn (Rama 3) is at 76/10 Nang Linchi Rd, Bangkok 10120. It is open daily, and you can call 094-224-0702 at any time, 24/7, with questions about the address or opening.
Can I order by phone or get delivery?
No. Thai law bans selling cannabis flower through electronic channels, computer networks and vending machines, and licensed shops do not deliver. The phone line is for information only, and every purchase is made in person after a consultation.
Can I consume cannabis in the co-working space?
No. The co-working space is for working and relaxing only. Consumption on the premises is not allowed, except where a practitioner is treating their own patient. Use privately and responsibly elsewhere, and never drive afterwards.
What should I bring to the Sathorn branch?
Bring your Thai ID card or your passport. Buyers must be 20 or older, and staff will check your document. A licensed practitioner at the shop can advise you and issue the prescription or certificate that Thai law requires.
Who is the Sathorn branch most convenient for?
It is a practical choice for people living, working or staying around Sathorn, Silom and Rama 3. If you are in the east of Bangkok, our Pattanakarn flagship may be closer. Both follow the same legal process.