The richly textured life of content queen "Nara Crepe Katoey," from a life of ultimate luxury to missteps leading to rock bottom, yet never losing hope.
Revealing all the deep, behind-the-scenes stories of a life full of drama through the show "Tom Mor Rak Ros" What’s real, what’s fake? “Willing to be criticized for the buzz?” Videos with millions of views, real tears that people don't know about. “Chef Uea” Ready to craft special dishes that reflect every story from her past life.
She likes to save money: out of 100 baht earned, she saves 30 and uses 70 to pay debts. She has never defaulted or had creditors complain, always paying debts as promised.
For sales content, she reveals the truth within an hour; if it goes beyond that time, it’s real.
She really cries, but she isnot one to cry loudly or make a scene.She does not scream or shout.
The hardest part was earning money on her own after her father passed away, leaving a lump sum of government severance pay, but her mother never gave her anything. If she wanted something, she had to do and earn it herself. She worked at a restaurant to buy a phone and lived independently from then on.
Poverty pushed her to keep struggling. Even at her worst debt situation with random boxes, she never gave up or ran away from problems. She thought about where to get money to pay debts. When tired, she slept and woke up feeling better. But if you avoid problems, the only thing waiting is death.
She loved KFC chicken. Her family didn’t have much money, so when her father’s salary came, she would ask to buy a set costing no more than 129 baht. She ordered only one set, but her father didn’t eat any of it.
“I wanted to open a crepe shop to flirt with men. I learned how to make crepes and opened the shop at 2 a.m., but it was very quiet. So I changed the opening time from 2 a.m. to 4 p.m., making clips with handsome men, packing the filling generously, which became the well-known 'Nara Crepe Katoey.'”
“They only eat for free as part of the content. When selling products, it’s all about buying and selling. Friends or anyone never ate for free; everyone who came had to support and buy to encourage her business.”
“She worked as a waitress, was bullied, and got fired. Then she helped her mother at a clothing shop and made an introduction clip that went viral, shared widely. After that clip, she saw it was good and kept going, always thinking of new ideas."
“Followers like us for being ourselves—real, funny, and genuine situations. People love authenticity. The way we convey it is truly our identity that we have built.Bringing laughterto each person”
“If I’m wrong, I will apologize and fix the problem. But if I’m not wrong, I won’t accept it.”
Going to jail was the lowest point in life, giving her time to reflect on why she ended up there. If given a chance to get out, she would change, improve herself, and cherish the opportunities that come into her life.
What she wanted most was“green curry.””
Watch the life story of“Nara Crepe Katoey”This time, "Chef Uea" is ready to create a special dish“French crepe with green curry sauce served with fried chicken.””
“It has a sweet taste but with added spiciness, yet deep down, it becomes bland. This reflects a person who enjoys life happily but has had to face many obstacles. Ultimately, she’s someone who has nothing but has made it through—like water in a half-empty glass.””
At 26, she asks herself if she is happy. If yes, she will continue; if not, she will change. She has never held 100 million baht before but aims to have that amount.
Catch her story on "Tom Mor Rak Ros" every other Saturday at 7:00 p.m. onThairath Variety channel.