Phuket Customer Slams Tiny 120-Baht Fish Salad Portion
A Phuket customer complained on Facebook about a meager portion of spicy fish salad ordered for 120 baht via a delivery app. The post went viral, prompting netizens to debate the price-to-quantity ratio and mock the dish with sarcastic claims of ultra-premium ingredients. Many argued the portion was comparable to a 20-baht side dish, highlighting consumer concerns over value in food delivery.
A Facebook user named "Ekalak Trongdee" posted a photo of a small portion of spicy fish salad (yam pla ching chang) ordered via a delivery app from a kuy teow (noodle soup) restaurant in Phuket for 120 baht on November 14, 2026. The post questioned whether the quantity was too small for the price, sparking widespread online debate. Netizens criticized the value, with some calculating that after a 35% platform fee the restaurant would receive about 78 baht, yet still deemed the portion insufficient. Sarcastic comments joked the fish must be "coated in Himalayan salt, dipped in real gold, and sourced directly from the Caribbean Sea."