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One Bangkok Launches Next Chapter with Tsutaya and Edikted

One Bangkok Retail reveals its next growth phase, introducing world-class icons Tsutaya Bookstore and Edikted in October 2026.

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15 Sep 2026Source: Thairath Lifestyle4 min read (0 views)
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One Bangkok Launches Next Chapter with Tsutaya and Edikted

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  • One Bangkok Retail officially announced its next chapter strategy under the concept of The Next Chapter of One Bangkok Retail
  • Tsutaya Bookstore and American streetwear brand Edikted are scheduled to open in October 2026
  • The project features over 400 dining outlets and a nightlife entertainment hub spanning nearly 1,000 square meters
  • Retail CEO Palinie Kongchalesri notes a balanced 50/50 visitor traffic ratio between project occupants and outside guests

One Bangkok Retail has initiated a major expansion phase along Rama IV Road under the theme “The Next Chapter of One Bangkok Retail.” The development aims to establish itself as a premier global urban lifestyle destination, integrating flagship stores, top-tier restaurants, and creative spaces into a comprehensive urban ecosystem designed to attract visitors year-round.

A major highlight of this new chapter is the introduction of iconic global brands and unique concepts making their debut in Thailand. Scheduled for October 2026, Tsutaya Bookstore will open its very first Japanese conceptual lifestyle bookstore in the country, alongside Edikted, the popular American streetwear fashion brand launching its inaugural store in Asia at the venue. Other upcoming attractions include HarborLand Island, an expansive indoor water park and family entertainment center, and a Nightlife Entertainment Hub spanning nearly 1,000 square meters by the Tic Tac Toe group, housing three concept venues: Yoru, Checkmate, and Hotline.

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The high-end retail and food hall sectors will also see further development in new phases for POST 1928 and Mitsukoshi Depachika, complemented by an exclusive lineup of prominent brands such as Rolex, Patek Philippe, On Store, BOSS Café, Cova Bangkok, Carnival, TECHHOUSE by Dotlife, Sarapad Thai, One Ultra Screens, The Decorum Park House, Swatch, Jim’s Terrace, The Wireless Club, and THANN.

400+Dining and beverage outlets
1,000sqm nightlife space
50/50Visitor traffic ratio

Positioned as a haven for food lovers, the project curates a collection of over 400 food and beverage destinations catering to every palate, featuring renowned legendary establishments and new concepts including:

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  • WOLGKANG’S STEAKHOUSE, Baan Suriyasai, Bardo, and Chang Canvas
  • Special concept eateries such as Khao Tom Ruay Mitr, Yamashita Honki Udon, and Haku Sushi Bar
  • Fresh culinary concepts from the Shabu Baru group

The aggressive retail expansion of large-scale mixed-use developments like One Bangkok highlights a broader shift toward experiential retailtainment. By securing global anchor tenants like Tsutaya and high-demand international streetwear brands, developments can effectively differentiate themselves and maintain consistent foot traffic throughout both weekdays and weekends, addressing modern consumers' demand for all-in-one lifestyle hubs.

In addition to retail offerings, the venue plans a full calendar of 365-day events and cultural festivals. Palinie Kongchalesri, Chief Retail Officer of One Bangkok, stated, "Currently, visitor traffic is evenly split at a 50/50 ratio between people working and living within the project and outside customers visiting for events and activities, keeping the area lively on both weekdays and weekends." The lineup also includes seasonal festivals such as One Oktoberfest, Onederous Christmas 2026 themed "A Onederous Voyage," and the One Bangkok Countdown Celebration 2027.

"Currently, visitor traffic is evenly split at a 50/50 ratio between people working and living within the project and outside customers visiting for events and activities, keeping the area lively on both weekdays and weekends."

Palinie Kongchalesri

Source: Thairath Lifestyle

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