Food stalls removed from Pattaya’s LK Metro causing local uproar
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Food stalls near the Soi Buakhao end of LK Metro in Pattaya have been removed, causing a stir among locals and regular visitors. These stalls, a fixture in the area for several years, were reportedly taken down following complaints from nearby business owners who claimed the stalls obstructed the visibility of their venues.
The stalls were situated on the street rather than being standalone buildings, a factor that likely contributed to their removal. The exact location where the affected vendors will relocate remains unclear.
Reactions on Pattaya’s social media platforms were swift and predominantly negative. Many commenters expressed their disappointment, highlighting that these food stalls had become a beloved part of their evenings out in LK Metro.
“I’ve been coming here for years, and those food stalls were always a highlight. It’s a shame they’re gone.”
The specifics of who ordered the removal remain uncertain. TPN Media noted it was not immediately clear whether the city officials or another organisation were behind the decision, nor who precisely lodged the complaints that led to the stalls’ removal, reported Pattaya News.
In related news, vendors operating along Pattaya-Naklua Road have come under scrutiny for causing traffic congestion with their sidecars while selling goods and food. This issue prompted numerous complaints from both residents and tourists, urging the city to take action.
In response, Pattaya municipal officers inspected the area. During their visit, officials informed the vendors about their violations, highlighting how their roadside stalls were contributing to the traffic problems.
In other news, a popular crispy Tokyo-style pancake vendor in Ko Khram near Pattaya is in distress after discovering that someone close to her has stolen significant amounts of money and her branded handbags. Her TikTok account, boasting 2.5 million followers, has been sold without her consent.
According to the cyber police, the vendor has the right to reclaim her TikTok account and pursue legal action against the individual who sold it.
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