DeliKing fruit gummy is listed in 27 branches in Thailand: four Gourmet Market branches and 23 Tops Food Hall branches. Where it sits depends on the retailer: in Gourmet Market it is in the confectionery aisle, and in Tops Food Hall it is in the Tops Tongtin display of local SME products. Either way it is shelved as a gummy, not in the dried-fruit aisle and not at the checkout.
That one line answers the question most people arrive with. The rest of this guide covers the part a store list does not: which floor to walk to, which flavour to pick for whom, and whether a pack survives a day in a warm suitcase.
Which stores in Thailand sell DeliKing?
Two retail groups carry the brand, and they serve different trips.
| Retailer | Branches | Where they are | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gourmet Market | 4 | Siam and Sukhumvit, Bangkok | A gift bought on the way out of a mall |
| Tops Food Hall | 23 | Bangkok, Phuket, Pattaya, Chiang Mai, Samui | A weekly shop, or a top-up near your hotel |
The live list, with a directions link for every branch, is on the Where to Buy page. Opening hours below are the malls’ own, as each mall publishes them on Google Maps, checked 1 November 2026. The mall sets those hours, not us, so tap Directions for the times that apply on the day you go.
Which aisle is DeliKing in?
That depends on the retailer, and both are worth knowing. At Gourmet Market, head for aisle 2 — the bay signed Chocolate, Wafers, Gummy, Candy, Jelly and Chewing Gum. At Tops Food Hall, look instead for the Tops Tongtin display of local SME products; in the branch photographed on 1 October 2026 it sat beside the fresh produce rather than in the sweets aisle. In both it is shelved as a gummy, not with dried mango, not with snack bars, and not in the tourist gift display near the tills.
In Gourmet Market the zone is easy to find because the four branches are laid out the same way.
| Gourmet Market branch | Floor | Zone | Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Siam Paragon | G Floor | Sweet Zone | 10:00–22:00 |
| EmQuartier | G Floor | Sweet Zone | 10:00–22:00 |
| EmSphere | G Floor | Sweet Zone | 10:00–22:00 (Fri–Sun to 23:00) |
| Emporium | 4th Floor | Sweet Zone | 10:00–22:00 |
Emporium is the exception worth remembering: its Gourmet Market is on the 4th floor, while the other three are on the ground floor.
Which Tops Food Hall branches carry it?
Twenty-three branches, across five destinations. Seventeen are in Bangkok and its suburbs; six are in the places most visitors travel on to.
Bangkok and around
| Branch | Note | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Central World | — | 10:00–22:00 |
| Central Chidlom | G Floor | 08:00–22:00 |
| Central Ladprao | — | 09:00–22:00 |
| Central Rama II | — | 08:00–22:00 |
| Central Rama 9 | — | 10:00–22:00 |
| Central North Ville | — | 08:00–22:00 |
| Central East Ville | — | 08:00–22:00 |
| Central Westville | — | 08:00–22:00 |
| Central Park | — | 09:00–22:00 |
| Central Bangna | B1 Floor | 09:00–22:00 |
| Central Pinklao | — | 09:00–22:00 |
| Central Chaengwattana | G Floor | 09:00–22:00 |
| Mega Bangna | — | 09:00–22:00 |
| Eathai, Central Embassy | — | 10:00–21:30 |
| MaChé Thonglor | — | Open 24 hours |
| The Crystal | — | 08:00–22:00 |
| Sukhumvit 39 | — | 07:00–24:00 |
Two of these are useful to know about at odd hours. MaChé Thonglor is open 24 hours, and Sukhumvit 39 opens at 07:00 and closes at midnight, which covers an early flight or a late one.
Phuket, Pattaya, Chiang Mai and Samui
| Destination | Branch | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Phuket | Central Phuket Floresta | 09:00–22:00 |
| Phuket | Central Patong | 10:30–23:00 |
| Phuket | Porto de Phuket | 08:00–23:00 |
| Pattaya | Central Pattaya Beach | 09:00–23:00 |
| Chiang Mai | Central Chiangmai | 09:00–22:00 |
| Samui | Central Samui | 08:00–23:00 |
Which flavour should you pick?
There are seven. They are not variations on one sweet; each one is built around a different Thai fruit, and three of them are moulded as the fruit rather than as a cube.
| Flavour | Pack | Fruit | How it tastes | Shape |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mango | 80 g | Nam Dok Mai | Fragrant, sweet, slightly tangy, rich intense mango | Moulded as the fruit |
| Durian | 70 g | Mon Thong | Creamy richness, bold Mon Thong aroma, sweet and smooth | Cube |
| Mangosteen | 80 g | Mangosteen | Exquisite sweet-tangy balance | Translucent cube, no colour added |
| Coconut | 70 g | Coconut, with 2% flakes | Aromatic tropical coconut, mildly sweet, crunchy real flakes | Cube coated in flakes |
| Orange | 80 g | Orange | Fresh citrus aroma, sweet with a hint of tart | Moulded as an orange segment |
| Lemon | 80 g | Lemon | Honey-lemon, with a distinct lemon-oil citrus aroma | Moulded as the fruit |
| Pineapple | 80 g | Phulae | Phulae pineapple aroma, juicy and tropical | Cube |
Three notes that save a wrong guess at the shelf:
- Lemon is not a sour sweet. It is honey-lemon. If you are buying for someone who dislikes sharp citrus, this is still a safe choice.
- Durian is the one to buy for someone who already likes durian. The Mon Thong aroma is present, not softened.
- Pineapple is currently produced with Arabic-language artwork for the Middle East, so it is not the flavour to expect on a Thai shelf.
Two flavours also come in a larger pouch: mango at 156 g and durian at 140 g. Every other large size has been discontinued.
Will a pack survive the trip home?
Yes, and that is a formulation decision rather than luck. DeliKing is set with carrageenan, a gel from red seaweed, instead of animal gelatin. Carrageenan holds its set in heat, so the pieces stay firm and separate instead of melting into one block.
The practical numbers: shelf life is 18 months from production, and the pack should be kept at room temperature, in a dry place, out of direct sunlight. A day in hand luggage or a checked bag is well inside that.
Is DeliKing halal, vegan or gluten-free?
All three. The full list of what the product is and is not:
- 70% real fruit purée, and 8% cane sugar
- No preservatives, no artificial colours, no artificial flavours
- Halal certified
- Vegan and gelatin-free, set with carrageenan
- Gluten-free and dairy-free
- Made in a facility certified to HACCP and GHPs, and registered with the US FDA
Mangosteen is worth singling out for anyone reading labels closely: it is translucent because no colour is added to it at all.
One thing DeliKing is not is sugar-free. The 8% cane sugar balances the 70% fruit, and we would rather state the number than market the product as something it is not.
Can you buy DeliKing online in Thailand?
Yes, through two marketplaces: LINE Shopping and Shopee. Both list at ฿55 a pack. In-store prices are set by each retailer, so the shelf tag is the price that applies in Gourmet Market and Tops.
Both marketplace links sit on the Where to Buy page, next to the branch list.
What if you want to sell DeliKing, not just buy it?
The Thai shelves are one half of the picture. DeliKing is also on shelf in Malaysia, in 119 outlets across AEON Max, Bataras, Emart, Seibu TRX, Isetan KLCC and K Plus. The Philippines is launching with Watsons, Hong Kong ships through Tops, and an importer is appointed in Kuwait.
If that is why you are here, two pages will be more use than this one: For Business for the overview, and Become a DeliKing Distributor for the range, the certifications, the carton and pallet numbers, and how a first order actually works. To start a conversation, use the contact form.
The short version
- 27 branches listed in Thailand: 4 Gourmet Market, 23 Tops Food Hall.
- Gourmet Market: aisle 2. Tops Food Hall: the Tops Tongtin local-SME display.
- Ground floor in three of the four Gourmet Market branches; 4th floor at Emporium.
- Seven flavours, seven different fruits. Lemon is honey-lemon, not sour.
- Heat-stable, 18-month shelf life, so it travels.
- Online at LINE Shopping and Shopee, ฿55 a pack.