Overview
- Pa Jit in Nakhon Pathom, about 30 kilometers from Bangkok, has stayed open 11 days after a nearby river overflowed.
- A customer’s social-media post showing fish in the dining area spurred crowds seeking the unusual experience.
- Owner Pornkamol Prangprempree says daily profits roughly doubled to about 20,000 baht after the surge in visitors.
- Families wade through brown water as staff in waders serve dishes and guests toss feed to trigger fish frenzies.
- Thailand’s seasonal floods since late July have killed 12, left two missing, and affected more than 480,000 people in 13 provinces, officials report.