Huai Khwang restaurant denies refusing Thai baht, demanding yuan
A social media post claiming a restaurant in Bangkok's Huai Khwang district refused Thai baht and demanded Chinese yuan has caused a stir. Authorities have investigated, with the restaurant denying the allegations and plans underway to introduce certification stickers for businesses accepting 100% Thai baht payments.
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