Traditional Chinese Medicine clinic on Charoen Krung, near BTS Saphan Taksin

Joy Luck Clinic (จอยรักษ์คลินิก · 悦安堂) is a licensed Traditional Chinese Medicine clinic on the 3rd floor of the Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Bangkok Menam Riverside, on Charoen Krung Road by the Chao Phraya River. It is easy to reach from Sathorn, Bang Rak, Bang Kho Laem and Rama 3, and from riverside hotels. Acupuncture, cupping, moxibustion and Chinese herbal medicine are provided by practitioners licensed in Traditional Chinese Medicine in Thailand.

Getting here from BTS Saphan Taksin

• Car or taxi: about 10 minutes from BTS Saphan Taksin along Charoen Krung Road towards Bang Kho Laem. Hotel parking is available.
• Boat: the hotel runs a shuttle boat between Sathorn (Taksin) Pier, right next to BTS Saphan Taksin, and the hotel pier, daily 08:00–22:00 (the schedule may vary; please check with the hotel concierge).
• At the hotel, go up to the 3rd floor; the clinic is on that floor.

Key facts

Address

3rd Floor, Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Bangkok Menam Riverside, 2074 Charoen Krung Rd, Bang Kho Laem, Bangkok 10120

Hours

Daily 11:00–19:00, including weekends and public holidays

Booking

LINE @joyluckclinic, WhatsApp or phone +66 82-837-0888

Languages

Thai · English · Chinese

Facility licence

No. 10109001969

Frequently asked questions

Is there a Traditional Chinese Medicine clinic near BTS Saphan Taksin?

Yes. Joy Luck Clinic is on the 3rd floor of the Ramada Plaza Menam Riverside, 2074 Charoen Krung Road, about 10 minutes by car from BTS Saphan Taksin, or by the hotel shuttle boat from Sathorn Pier.

Do I need to book?

Booking ahead on LINE @joyluckclinic or WhatsApp is recommended to confirm a time. Walk-ins are seen when a slot is free.

Is there parking?

Yes, at the Ramada Plaza Menam Riverside hotel.

Are you open at weekends?

Yes, daily 11:00–19:00, including weekends and public holidays.

Where can I see prices?

Prices are listed on the Services & Pricing page.

Traditional Chinese Medicine is complementary care and does not replace conventional medicine. Suitability is assessed individually by the practitioner.