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Michelin Chef at Jay Fai Under Probe Over B4,000 Omelette Pricing

The famed Jay Fai restaurant in Bangkok is being investigated by the Department of Internal Trade following reports of a 4,000‑baht crab omelette, despite a menu showing a lower price. The owner was fined 2,000 baht for not listing the price, and now authorities are examining whether the dish’s cost exceeds reasonable ingredient value—overcharging could carry a penalty of up to seven years’ jail and a 140,000‑baht fine. The probe was sparked when a YouTuber flagged the inconsistency between menu listing and actual charge. The outcome could seriously impact the Michelin‑starred establishment’s reputation and legal standing.

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