Picture of the transgender woman courtesy of The Pattaya News

 

A night out at a popular hotpot restaurant in Central Pattaya turned into chaos as a heated argument escalated into a violent brawl, leaving three individuals hospitalised and diners in disbelief.

 

The incident kicked off earlier this week when a verbal spat among a transgender woman, a woman, and her brother exploded into a physical altercation. According to local reports, the tension began at their dining table but rapidly spiralled out of control.

 

Patrol officers from Pattaya City Police Station's Unit 1, Area 5 arrived swiftly at the scene after being alerted to the violent episode. They were greeted by a scene of shattered glass, blood, and shocked patrons struggling to comprehend the sudden eruption of conflict.

 

Investigators have pieced together that what started as verbal jabs culminated in the transgender woman delivering a forceful kick to the woman’s face, landing directly on her right eyebrow. In retaliation, the woman flung a beer glass at her assailant, hitting her near the nose and causing noticeable bleeding.

 

In an attempt to intervene, the woman's brother, referred to only as "Not," found himself injured. As he tried to separate the fighting pair, he sustained a severe injury to his right wrist from flying glass. The cut narrowly missed a major artery, highlighting the intensity of the melee.

 

Thanks to the timely intervention of patrol officers and friends of those involved, the fracas was eventually subdued. All injured individuals were promptly taken to a nearby hospital for medical attention.

 

Despite attempts to mediate the dispute on-site, the matter remains unresolved. Authorities have now taken the case to Pattaya City Police Station for further investigation and potential legal actions. The police have chosen to keep the restaurant's identity confidential.

 

In their ongoing investigations, police urge any witnesses or those with pertinent information to come forward. They can contact Pattaya City Police Station through their official Facebook page or by phoning 082-7999-111 or 191, which operates around the clock.

 

  Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-05-07

 

 

Ladyboy  at it again too much testosterone not enough oestrogen needs another shot

Hot pot, or hot spot?

13 hours ago, ozz1 said:

Ladyboy  at it again too much testosterone not enough oestrogen needs another shot

More athletic training needed ?

Good to see Thais are not letting foreigners get the limelight. 

Great night out then ....  Pattaya back to it's old self I see  ....  !!

 

nothing unusual to see here folks,   it's Thailand's image.

14 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

A night out at a popular hotpot restaurant in Central Pattaya turned into chaos as a heated argument escalated into a violent brawl, leaving three individuals hospitalised and diners in disbelief.

 

Not even a tiny bit of outrage ? 

I hate when they fight over the shrimp and fish heads...

Is there something in the water in Pattaya ? 😵‍💫🫨

21 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

A night out at a popular hotpot restaurant in Central Pattaya turned into chaos as a heated argument escalated into a violent brawl, leaving three individuals hospitalised and diners in disbelief.

And TAT wonder why tourist numbers are dwindling

1 minute ago, ronster said:

Is there something in the water in Pattaya ? 😵‍💫🫨

Alcohol?

21 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

a transgender woman, a woman, and her brother

 

No need to read on. 

3 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

Alcohol?

I'm thinking lead or copper 😀

I moved back my house in Bangkok recently, 38 kms from the city centre. I'm now living in a very large estate and after living in my condo in PattayaI can't believe how quiet it is here. The people here are very polite and ultra friendly a far cry from the trash that's hit Pattaya since Covid. I first hit Pattaya 25 years ago if only Pattaya would return to those days. Sure people got really hammered at times but they didn't have the desire to hurt somebody really badly as it is now.

7 hours ago, blaze master said:

 

Not even a tiny bit of outrage ? 

Yes that is surprisiing. No thai netizens outrage on this story

Transgender is American woke BS but this is Pattaya so they are Ladyboys.  Please show some respect!

7 hours ago, steven100 said:

Great night out then ....  Pattaya back to it's old self I see  ....  !!

 

nothing unusual to see here folks,   it's Thailand's image.

Not amusing,  not cool not funny.

7 hours ago, blaze master said:

 

Not even a tiny bit of outrage ? 

Hospital? For a minor fight wound! Ffs! They would be waiting for 24 hours in the UK and then get sent away for wasting the nurses time.

45 minutes ago, ronster said:

Is there something in the water in Pattaya ? 😵‍💫🫨

Yes, and it ain’t pretty.

Many of the older short time rooms have dodgy plumbing that goes straight into the drains and into the sea. And many of the illegal buildings on the west side of walking street.

 

While it is soapy much of the sperm, urine and fecaes gets washed into the sea creating a unique blend of those three ingredients with flavors from all around the globe creating an international taste that is unique to Pattaya. 
 

 

 

21 minutes ago, Chalong circle said:

Yes that is surprisiing. No thai netizens outrage on this story

I doubt any Thai netizens post on AN. 
Try the thai forums and Facebook if you need some.

35 minutes ago, Magictoad said:

Transgender is American woke BS but this is Pattaya so they are Ladyboys.  Please show some respect!

Be careful what you say online, I got into an online spat with a Thai ladyboy, she insisted foreigners should call them transgender, I responded with katoey, Thai for ladyboy, if they want to change it, start with retraining Thai's, because us farang only call them what they call themselves... Besides transgender is a generic term covering a multitude of types, this "woman" got quite upset posting a few videos condemning me...

And here I was tricked into believing that it was the "Free 60 day" stamps that were responsible for all the problems in Pattaya and Phuket !

Surely this group must actually be foreigners posing as locals because we know locals would never act like this !

Girls will be boys.

more thai violence, maybe the thai should be on a short visa,  get a T 30, fill in information cards when they enter a restaurant ,  oh thats right,,, its always the farang that cause such problems, when its thai,, the thai authority and people seem to go very quiet . 

1 hour ago, Magictoad said:

Hospital? For a minor fight wound! Ffs! They would be waiting for 24 hours in the UK and then get sent away for wasting the nurses time.

 

 

I mean netcitizens. Whenever foreigner does bad = outrage.

Sister told brother that she/he was a lady boy and the brother kicked off.(IMO)

 

5 hours ago, MalcolmB said:

Yes, and it ain’t pretty.

Many of the older short time rooms have dodgy plumbing that goes straight into the drains and into the sea. And many of the illegal buildings on the west side of walking street.

 

While it is soapy much of the sperm, urine and fecaes gets washed into the sea creating a unique blend of those three ingredients with flavors from all around the globe creating an international taste that is unique to Pattaya. 
 

 

 

Too much information.

14 hours ago, jacko45k said:

Hot pot, or hot spot?

Hot Pot is  a favourite with Thais where few farang go. Consequently always worth a visit. They often specialise in fresh seafood which you choose/select yourself then cook at your own table often ' broiling' in a large soup pan with plenty of herbs and greens added.

7 hours ago, hotchilli said:

And TAT wonder why tourist numbers are dwindling

I think TAT might have it wrong. There's a building boom in Pattaya, the beaches are full- even the ' secret ones'. I understand TAT are fretting about losing Chinese tourists but the solution to that is to open some casino and and develop some race tracks. Then the Chinese will come flocking back.

19 minutes ago, Magictoad said:

Hot Pot is  a favourite with Thais where few farang go. Consequently always worth a visit. They often specialise in fresh seafood which you choose/select yourself then cook at your own table often ' broiling' in a large soup pan with plenty of herbs and greens added.

Hot pot is Chinese

The Chinese hot pot has a history of more than 1,000 years. Hot pot seems to have originated during the Chinese Jin Dynasty where the main ingredient was meat, usually beef, mutton or horse meat.