Nut card
A513 เมก้าพลาซ่าสะพานเหล็ก ห้อง 900 Maha Chai Rd, วังบูรพาภิรมณ์ Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200
This is where Bangkok's TCG collectors go when they need specific sets. The shop runs official tournaments for One Piece and Union Arena, so the stock turns over fast and the community knows the place. Come midweek if you want time to browse without the weekend tournament crowd.
You step off the escalator onto Mega Plaza's fifth floor and the TCG cluster starts immediately. Nut card sits in unit A513, one of several trading card specialists that have turned this level into Bangkok's unofficial headquarters for collectible card games.
The shop stocks Pokemon TCG across three languages: English, Japanese, and Thai editions. Yu-gi-oh and Magic the Gathering fill the rest of the inventory. Pricing sits in line with what the Saphan Lek market expects, and the staff know the difference between a booster box and a starter deck without needing to check. The shop holds official sanctioned tournaments for One Piece and Union Arena, which means it meets the publisher standards for organized play and the competitive players treat it as a reliable venue.
Mega Plaza itself is a six-storey building that has claimed the title of Bangkok's largest toy mall, and the fifth floor is where the serious collectors congregate. The entire floor operates as an informal district for figurines, blind boxes, and trading cards. Nut card shares the space with other TCG retailers, so if one shop does not have the set you need, you walk twenty meters and try the next one.
The mall sits on Maha Chai Road in Phra Nakhon, a fifteen-minute walk from Sam Yot MRT or a short taxi ride from the Khao San area. Parking is available in the basement and on floors eight through ten, but the basement fills early on weekends when the tournament schedule runs. The shop opens at 10:30 AM and closes at 6 PM daily, which means you miss the evening crowd if you come straight after work. Plan for a daytime visit or aim for late morning when the staff have restocked from the previous day's tournament activity.