Jae Yai’s Noodle Shop Offers Free Meals to Vulnerable Groups in Rayong

Rayong: "Jae Yai" has opened her noodle shop in Rayong, offering a heartwarming initiative where elderly, pregnant women, and children eat for free. This generous act has resonated within the community, drawing attention to the small yet impactful shop located on Soi Song Phi Nong Road in the Rayong Municipality.

According to Thai News Agency, the shop, which may not boast a large space, is known for its owner's kindness and commitment to community welfare. "Jae Yai," the daughter of the well-regarded Auntie Eian, who runs a famous Southern Thai curry rice shop in the province, opened her establishment to provide locals with a variety of culinary options. Her menu features a range of traditional family recipes, including braised pork noodles, braised beef noodles, char siu pork noodles, and braised pork leg rice. These dishes, made using high-quality ingredients, ensure a delicious experience for all patrons, with prices starting at just 40 baht for noodles and 50 baht for rice dishes.

The shop is particularly notable for its unlimited refills of noodles and rice, ensuring customers leave satisfied. However, what truly sets it apart is the owner's charitable gesture of providing free meals to the elderly, people with disabilities, pregnant women, and young children. Additionally, diners can enjoy a complimentary serving of "Maitree Ice Cream," made by Jae Yai's younger brother, as a refreshing dessert option. This initiative has not only filled stomachs but also warmed hearts, solidifying the shop's reputation as a community-focused establishment.