Overview
- Diners at Pa Jit in Nakhon Pathom wade through floodwater as river fish swim around their legs, with staff serving in waders.
- An adjacent river breached its banks about 11 days ago, inundating the 30‑year‑old restaurant roughly 30 kilometers from Bangkok.
- Owner Pornkamol Prangprempree says daily profits have risen to about 20,000 baht after the viral attention drew steady crowds.
- Visitors describe feeding and photographing the fish as part of the novelty that has sustained customer traffic during the flooding.
- Thai disaster officials report 12 deaths, two missing, and more than 480,000 people affected across 13 provinces since late July, with high waters expected to persist for weeks.