“Yui, the One-Strap Noodle Vendor,” accompanied by her boyfriend, went to Amphawa Police Station to file a complaint against a popular page that damaged her reputation and affected her catering business after people linked her to a controversy involving a famous Amphawa temple. She vowed to sue for damages and not settle.
On 15 Sep 2026 GMT+7, amid a heated online drama, a Facebook page linked the images of the well-known female vendor to a senior abbot-level monk.
Recently, "Yui, the One-Strap Noodle Vendor" and her boyfriend traveled to meet investigators at Amphawa Police Station, bringing evidence to file a lawsuit against the original page responsible for severely damaging both her and Wat Chulamanee's reputations. They confirmed they would pursue the case to the fullest and seek compensation, as the incident severely impacted her catering contract business and caused income loss.
Yui, the One-Strap Noodle Vendor, passionately explained that she is a vendor who caters noodle buffet events everywhere — including merit ceremonies, ordinations, birthdays, hospitals, and military camps. The concept is usually to wear a one-strap outfit, but she adjusts according to the occasion and host’s theme, wearing traditional Thai or modest clothing for formal events.
Regarding her relationship with Wat Chulamanee, the revered monk treats her kindly like a daughter. He is a compassionate developer monk who often hires various local restaurants in Samut Songkhram—not just her shop—to run charity food stalls helping the needy.
Yui, the One-Strap Noodle Vendor, also shared that she is just a hardworking small woman supporting her parents, raising her niece, seven dogs, and a tiger-named cat. The page’s reckless use of her images to drive likes is cruel and destroys the livelihood of an innocent person.
Her boyfriend stated that they have been together and always seen together. The page’s attempt to stir a scandal involving a monk is false and disgraceful. He was furious upon seeing the news and decided to file a complaint to protect his girlfriend’s rights and reputation.
Finally, Yui urged people not to believe fake news and to critically evaluate information. She said such actions destroy Buddhism. She affirmed her innocence and vowed to protect the reputation of the respected monk she holds dear to the utmost.