Index Living Mall Public Company Limited (ILM) continues its commercial property development strategy with the expansion of LITTLE WALK, launching the sixth branch—LITTLE WALK Ramkhamhaeng—in Bangkok’s eastern suburban zone. With an investment exceeding THB 130 million, ILM aims to create a lifestyle destination combining shopping, dining, leisure, health, and education services, designed to meet the daily needs of all generations.
The project reinforces LITTLE WALK’s position as a Convenience Shopping Mall utilizing Strip Mall concept—prioritizing accessibility, convenience, and modern suburban lifestyles including :
- BONUS SUKI—first flagship in Bangkok, open until 5 AM
- ChaTraMue Drive‑Thru—first drive‑thru branch in Bangkok
- Health‑focused tenants: gyms, Pilates studios, massage & spa, physiotherapy
- Educational and skill‑development centers for children
The location is strategically connected to the upcoming MRT Orange Line (Khlong Ban Ma Station) and key transport routes across east–west Bangkok.
Mr. Ekkalak Patamasatayasonthi, Chief Property Officer of Index Living Mall PCL and Project Director of LITTLE WALK, stated:
“Our goal is to expand LITTLE WALK across Bangkok and its suburban areas, focusing on high‑density residential locations with strong transportation infrastructure. LITTLE WALK Ramkhamhaeng is designed to be a comprehensive lifestyle hub for families and consumers of all generations.”
The LITTLE WALK Ramkhamhaeng project is strategically located in Saphan Sung District (Ramkhamhaeng 129) on a land area of over seven rai, featuring a 4,300‑sq.m. single‑storey strip‑mall layout designed for convenient access and smooth customer flow, with more than 30 retail tenants and parking for approximately 200 cars. The Ramkhamhaeng area was selected due to its exceptionally high population density of 3,410.68 people per sq.km., with 291,232 residents living within a 4‑kilometer radius, and a strong concentration of mid‑ to high‑income households valued between THB 3.7–20 million. The majority of residents are aged 25–44, with around 85% belonging to middle‑ to premium‑segment consumer groups who spend an average of THB 114,000 per year on retail. With no major department store within a 2‑kilometer radius and over 46,000 high‑potential customers underserved by existing quick‑service restaurants and cafés, the location presents a compelling growth opportunity for LITTLE WALK to meet diverse lifestyle needs and capture increasing demand in Bangkok’s eastern suburban zone. The strategic location, surrounded by key districts—Bueng Kum, Khan Na Yao, Minburi, Lat Krabang, Prawet, Suan Luang, and Bangkapi—makes the area a high‑traffic corridor suitable for retail expansion.
LITTLE WALK Ramkhamhaeng offers a comprehensive mix of retail, dining, wellness, and family‑oriented services, curated to meet the diverse lifestyle needs of suburban consumers. The dining and café lineup features notable attractions such as BONUS SUKI—its first branch in Bangkok operating until 5 AM—alongside KFC Drive‑Thru (24 hours), the first ChaTraMue Drive‑Thru in Bangkok, ONE TO TWO Coffee, Oranjii Japanese buffet, PAFEKUTO Omakase, Phuket Kanom Jeen by Tu Kab Khao, Tui Tang Tao, and several additional food and beverage brands. Complementing its culinary variety, the health and wellness zone includes Anytime Fitness (open 24/7), PS23 Pilates Studio, Go Golfing Academy, Onni Relaxing Massage & Spa, Flex Rehab physiotherapy clinic, as well as beauty, nail, sports fashion, and optical services through Moshi Optic. The destination also incorporates a strong educational component with children’s learning and development centers such as Thats Mandarin, Shichida, Global Art, Dancei Music Studio, and other skill‑building programs. Designed as a true one‑stop lifestyle destination, LITTLE WALK Ramkhamhaeng enables families to shop, dine, exercise, and participate in learning activities conveniently within a single location tailored to everyday living.
“Currently, Little Walk has expanded to a total of 6 branches, starting with the first at Bangna, followed by Pattaya, Lat Krabang, Krida, Rattanathibet, and Ramkhamhaeng. Each location is conveniently accessible. We aim for Little Walk to be more than just a shopping destination that brings together stores; it is also a community for every family, designed to support the daily lives of all customer groups. It is also a meeting point for friends to relax and engage in various activities. The target customers are divided as follows: families and children 40%, business owners and office workers 30%, young people or students 30%. We expect Little Walk Ramkhamhaeng to fully meet the needs of our customers,” said Mr. Ekkalak.
