Short answer Lat Phrao 101 (code YL07) is on the MRT Yellow Line. Within 500 metres of the station, the map data shows five places to eat and one convenience store.
From Lat Phrao 101 to GYPSY
- YL07MRT Yellow · Lat Phrao 101ลาดพร้าว 101
- about 1604 m on foot · 22 min
- GYPSY · Khlong ChanHours: ask us
From the airport
From Suvarnabhumi (BKK) · 17 stops
- A1Suvarnabhumi airportสุวรรณภูมิ · Airport Rail Link
- 5 stops
- A6Makkasanมักกะสัน · Airport Rail Link
- walk about 405 m to Phetchaburi
- BL21Phetchaburiเพชรบุรี · MRT Blue
- 6 stops
- BL15Lat Phraoลาดพร้าว · MRT Blue
- change to the MRT Yellow · about 278 m on foot
- YL01Lat Phraoลาดพร้าว · MRT Yellow
- 6 stops
- YL07Lat Phrao 101ลาดพร้าว 101 · MRT Yellow
From Don Mueang (DMK) · 17 stops
- RN08Don Mueang airportดอนเมือง · SRT Dark Red
- 7 stops
- RN01Krung Thep Aphiwatกรุงเทพอภิวัฒน์ · SRT Dark Red
- walk about 255 m to Bang Sue
- BL11Bang Sueบางซื่อ · MRT Blue
- 4 stops
- BL15Lat Phraoลาดพร้าว · MRT Blue
- change to the MRT Yellow · about 278 m on foot
- YL01Lat Phraoลาดพร้าว · MRT Yellow
- 6 stops
- YL07Lat Phrao 101ลาดพร้าว 101 · MRT Yellow
Getting oriented
The station code is YL07, and the line is shown in yellow on maps. The data behind this guide does not list nearby stations on the line or any interchange. When you arrive, check the signs on the platform and your route map to confirm where you are going.
Eating and everyday needs
The map data counts five food places within 500 metres of the station, measured in a straight line. It does not name them, so use a map on your phone once you are outside to find the one that suits you.
There is also one convenience store within the same 500 metres. It is a useful stop if you need water or a few basics before you walk on.
Walking from the station
The walk times in this guide come from straight-line distance multiplied by 1.3, at 75 metres a minute. That gives a rough estimate, not a timed route. Add a margin for crossings and turns, especially if you are carrying bags.
About this information
The place details here come from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), fetched in October 2026. Map data can change, so if something looks different on the ground, trust what you see and ask a local for directions.