Amid economic hardships and rising living costs, Aunt Su's Jungle Curry restaurant in Ban Nong Bon, Bo Rai District, Trat Province, continues to be a reliable place for locals and border residents to enjoy a satisfying meal at an affordable price of only 40 baht, with the rare offer of "unlimited free rice!"
The highlight of Aunt Su's restaurant is the variety of jungle curry dishes, including spicy stir-fries with wild boar, free-range chicken, catfish, and seasonal wild game. They also serve traditional local dishes like mackerel chili paste, fermented fish chili paste, and spicy dipping sauces made fresh daily, all accompanied by generous servings of rice for a satisfying meal at a low price.
Aunt Su, 57, the kind-hearted owner, has kept the restaurant running for over 20 years with her rich, intensely flavored jungle curry. She said, "No matter the economy or border issues, I don’t plan to raise prices." With a smile, she added, "I just want customers to eat well, enjoy their food, and have the strength to keep working. That makes me happy," she concluded.
These words reflect a generous spirit, making this small restaurant a beloved favorite among locals, who unanimously say, "It's truly delicious, filling, and worth every baht."