Local News, Entertainment, Business, Celebrity, Noodle Shop Closure, Support, Drama, Partnership Issues Senahoi Kiattisak Udomnak announced the closure of his noodle shop that had been open for quite some time, drawing attention and curiosity about what exactly happened. Thairath Entertainment summarizes the drama as follows:
- Senahoi opened the "Bualai Tom Yum Noodles" branch at Theparak-Watcharaphon, and the business was doing well, with the shop frequently full of customers, including several celebrities from the entertainment industry who had visited.
- However, on 31 May 2026, Senahoi posted a video and wrote, "Announcing the closure of Bualai Tom Yum Noodles at the Theparak-Watcharaphon branch. Thank you to all customers who have supported me all along. #Senahoi #NoodleShop"
- This announcement left fans wondering what had happened. Meanwhile, Ploy Nakorn, a senior host who once worked with him on the show "Saranae Show," offered encouragement by saying, "Just open your own place... Hoi can create a new brand, you can do it... You can make a profit!!!" which impressed many fans greatly.
- Other figures in the entertainment industry also offered abundant support and said they were looking forward to the new shop. Meanwhile, DJ Ton Horm Sakuntala, a junior colleague and friend of Senahoi, commented, "Try again! You built it up before, it was famous because of you. I see how much effort you put in. Next time, don't partner with anyone else; it's not worth it!" This led many to speculate that the closure decision might be due to problems with business partners.
- Meanwhile, Noom Kanchai addressed the issue on the show “Midday Current Affairs” on Channel 3, saying he had been to eat at the shop because of Hoi. He added that it was good Senahoi stopped the business if it was causing him distress. After hearing Senahoi’s story, he felt sympathy and said he could only wait for Senahoi to speak out himself, but admitted he felt angry after hearing it.
- On the other hand, famous lawyer Dr. Monchai Jongkairatnukul, posted a photo of Senahoi and wrote about a recent phone conversation: " Just now, I spoke with brother #Senahoi He poured his heart out! I was originally helping with legal and accounting matters, and every time I visited or passed by this noodle shop, I always saw brother Hoi there.
He told me... Kaew, I’m here and doing this because I love this shop so much. I care about every detail ❤️. I’m willing to wake up early every day, and whenever I see him at the shop, taking photos with customers 魯♀️ and managing the queue, I can say brother Hoi was very happy and fully committed, going to the shop every day.
But now, everything has changed. Stop—it’s not making him happy anymore. I always support brother Hoi. #LawyerKaew #ExpensiveLesson #BusinessPartnerProblemsAreUniversal Issues. Keep fighting, brother! #FriendsSupport"
- Most recently, Senahoi opened up to Thairath Entertainment about the viral clip and the encouragement he received, saying, "Thank you so much. Sometimes, you don’t expect certain people to send their support. Even if it’s just words on a screen or unspoken, I feel that many people love and support me, including my seniors and juniors.
That day, I met a young girl who used to be a gymnast. She came over and gave me a note that said, 'I will follow you everywhere, P’ Hoi.' I wasn’t crying out of sadness, but because I felt loved. Thank you to everyone, whether in the industry or otherwise, for your support. I’m ready to move forward now."
- When asked if overcoming this was difficult, he answered, "It’s somewhat difficult, but if you spend time on something and it’s no longer fun, it’s better to move on. I’ve been through much harder times before. If you see something happy ahead, it’s easier to move forward. I decide more easily now because I’ve faced much tougher challenges. This is like starting over in a new industry, requiring a new way to solve problems."
- Asked if he felt stressed before deciding and how he told his staff and customers who came because of him, he replied, "I think it’s better not to talk about that. I apologize."
- Regarding lessons learned, Senahoi said, "If possible, it’s best to do something that’s truly your own. Do what you want with all your effort. You can start over. My life has been in the red before. I think my resilience is strong, especially with all the support I’ve received. Thank you very much, truly."
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