Kush House | Cannabis Clinic in Phrom Pong, Bangkok

Kush House is a cannabis clinic in Sukhumvit, Bangkok, one of the city’s most international districts.

When cannabis was first legalized in Thailand, I stayed near Asok BTS and spent several days visiting newly opened cannabis clinics in Bangkok. While many shops were opening rapidly at the time, not all of them had the same level of atmosphere or product transparency.

Among the places I visited, Kush House stood out as one of the few cannabis clinics that felt closest to a professional dispensary in the United States.

From the neon lights outside the store to the artwork and lounge-style seating inside, the space reflects elements of American cannabis culture that developed on the West Coast during the 1970s.

Rather than feeling like a simple retail shop, the clinic gives the impression of a place where cannabis culture, community, and design intersect within Bangkok’s urban environment.

Cannabis Strains Available at Kush House

Sour Diesel has a distinctive aroma that combines a sharp diesel scent with the bright acidity of lemon peel. From the moment it is inhaled, it creates a sensation as if the back of the head suddenly becomes brighter, and the flow of thought begins to move smoothly. It is described as a sativa-leaning strain.

The experience is largely associated with the terpene Limonene, which lifts the mood and gently clears away stagnant thoughts or a heavy atmosphere. It produces a clear sense of awakening, as if a switch has been turned on in a mind that had felt unfocused.

Despite the strong aromatic impression, mental focus tends to become unexpectedly organized. Rather than a hazy high, it suits moments when someone feels like moving, thinking actively, or creating something.

It pairs particularly well with the start of the morning, creative work, and lively conversations. Behind the intense diesel top note, a brightness of citrus continues, and the flow of that aroma naturally supports the speed and concentration of thought.

ThaiCannaMed Prescriptions and the OG Network Medical Card

PT33 refers to the medical prescription required for the use of medical cannabis in Thailand. It is issued by a Thai Traditional Medicine (TTM) doctor or a licensed physician and serves as proof for the legal purchase and possession of cannabis products. Once the prescription is issued, a QR code medical card is provided, which can be presented at the time of purchase or during police checks as proof of compliance.

When purchasing cannabis in Thailand, a medical prescription known as PT33 is required.

Across OG Canna / OG Distribution affiliated locations, this prescription process is standardized through the ThaiCannaMed system, allowing customers to obtain it either in-store or via telemedicine. This ensures a smooth and consistent experience regardless of which location you visit.

At participating locations including Kush House, a QR code medical card is issued through ThaiCannaMed and used as proof of prescription at the time of purchase. In most cases, the process can be completed by simply presenting your passport and filling out a short health questionnaire. Once approved, the QR code medical card is issued.

This card can be used across the entire OG network, meaning there is no need to repeat the process at different stores. In the event of a police check, presenting the QR medical card and prescription confirms that your purchase is compliant with local regulations.

For travelers, it is also possible to obtain the prescription in advance via ThaiCannaMed.com before arriving in Thailand.

Kush House Checkpoints

Kush House is located on Sukhumvit Soi 22, an area known for its international atmosphere in Bangkok.

Hotels, restaurants, bars, and shopping malls are concentrated in this district, attracting travelers, business visitors, and local residents throughout the day.

Because of this location, the clinic naturally attracts a mix of tourists, expatriates, and local visitors, creating an environment that reflects the global nature of cannabis culture.

Kush House is located on Sukhumvit Soi 22, an area known for its international atmosphere in Bangkok.

Hotels, restaurants, bars, and shopping malls are concentrated in this district, attracting travelers, business visitors, and local residents throughout the day.

Because of this location, the clinic naturally attracts a mix of tourists, expatriates, and local visitors, creating an environment that reflects the global nature of cannabis culture.

Stepping inside Kush House, the atmosphere feels different from many cannabis clinics in Bangkok.

The neon signs, wall art, and dim lighting create a space that feels closer to a lounge or gallery than a typical retail shop.

Instead of focusing purely on product displays, the interior design emphasizes the cultural side of cannabis.

Some visitors come to purchase products, while others stay to relax and enjoy the atmosphere inside the clinic.

One of the aspects that stands out at Kush House is its focus on transparency and medical cannabis quality control.

The cannabis flower sold at the clinic is introduced as being cultivated at OG Farms, a cannabis farm located in Chiang Mai.

According to the information provided at the store, OG Farms operates under GACP (Good Agricultural and Collection Practices), a standard often used for medical cannabis cultivation.

Each strain is accompanied by a COA (Certificate of Analysis) issued by an external laboratory.

These documents show cannabinoid information such as THC and CBD levels, allowing visitors to confirm the composition of each product before purchasing.

For visitors looking for stronger THC experiences, the KIEFEZ TRIAD MINIS pre-roll set is one of the products often recommended.

This product includes several mini pre-roll joints, allowing customers to try multiple cannabis strains in a compact format.

The packaging includes labels such as “Relax” and “Uplift”, indicating the direction of the experience.

Because each joint is smaller than a typical pre-roll, the set allows visitors to explore multiple flavors and effects without committing to a full-size product.

Another product frequently mentioned by the staff is Kush Soda, a cannabis-themed beverage offered under the Kush House brand.

Although the drink visually resembles a typical soda, its packaging reflects the identity of cannabis culture.

One reason beverages are popular among cannabis users is the experience known as “cotton mouth”, where the mouth becomes dry after consuming cannabis.

Because of this, some visitors pair their cannabis products with drinks while relaxing inside the clinic.

In addition to THC flower and pre-rolls, Kush House also offers CBD products.

Some items include CBD isolate, which contains cannabidiol without the psychoactive effects associated with THC.

CBD products are often used for relaxation and wellness purposes and have become increasingly popular in many countries.

Thailand’s Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is a government agency responsible for regulating the safety and quality of products such as pharmaceuticals, food, and cosmetics. It reviews and approves products to ensure they meet established standards, allowing consumers to use them with confidence. For CBD products, approval is granted after confirming that their ingredients and manufacturing processes comply with regulatory requirements.

Additionally, right next to Kush House is “Mrs CBD,” a specialty shop that carries only CBD products approved by the Thailand Food and Drug Administration (FDA), offering a range of options tailored to different needs.

Inside the clinic, visitors can also find Kush House original apparel.

Items include T-shirts, hats, and caps designed with graphics inspired by cannabis culture.

One of the most popular items is a T-shirt featuring a graphic of a house surrounded by cannabis leaves.

According to the staff, the name “Kush House” represents a place where people gather and share cannabis culture.

The clinic also sells collaboration products from Organic Gangster, including bamboo cannabis accessories branded as AroiMak.

These items are handmade using natural bamboo materials and are also sold in select shops in cities such as New York, the United Kingdom, and Taiwan.

Because the products are handmade, they are typically available only in limited quantities.

Today, Bangkok has hundreds of cannabis clinics, but Kush House stands out for combining medical cannabis transparency with a strong cultural atmosphere.

The clinic brings together several elements:

• COA-tested cannabis flower
• Medical cultivation standards
• a lounge-style interior
• culture-inspired merchandise

For travelers exploring Sukhumvit, Kush House offers more than just cannabis products.

It is also a place where visitors can experience how global cannabis culture is interpreted within the city of Bangkok.

Kush House Store Information

Note: This article is based on content originally published on the Japanese edition of OG Times .