7-Eleven

The 24/7 pit stop you’ll end up using more than you planned. This Khao San Road branch keeps the lights bright and the fridges colder than your guesthouse AC. Swing in for the essentials: bottled water from around ฿10, electrolyte drinks after a long night, and the famous ham‑cheese toastie pressed fresh behind the counter (expect ~฿30–35). When you need real fuel, grab a microwave basil chicken rice or a green curry over jasmine — hot, fast, and cheap. It’s also where you re‑arm for the next round. The beer fridge packs the usual suspects — Leo and Singha — typically in the ฿40–60 range depending on size, with sales only during legal hours (11am–2pm and 5pm–midnight). You’ll find crisps, seaweed, instant noodles, and a wall of sweet things that somehow taste better at 3am. Need a quick top‑up for your Thai SIM or a travel‑size toothpaste before a night bus? Sorted. On Khao San proper, steps from the bars, this branch moves fast — expect a steady line of backpackers, tuk‑tuk drivers, and night‑owls making a beeline for the toastie press. Tap in any time of day or night for a reliable reset, then dive straight back into the street.