Restaurant YouTube reviewer is a fraudster with an arrest warrant. Police complaint filed in Nonthaburi

October 27, 2026 at 1:56 pm

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

in Crime , Media , Thailand

A Nonthaburi restaurant owner’s refusal to provide free food to a self-styled influencer has triggered a criminal investigation and a police hunt for a wanted woman. The suspect, 36, allegedly demanded seven dishes, four drinks or ฿25,000, threatening a one-star rating and damaging publicity. However, police checks uncovered an outstanding arrest warrant for public fraud and suspected mule bank account offences, alongside a reported history of drug offences. The woman, who claimed over 300,000 social media followers, has reportedly closed her accounts. Meanwhile, other potential victims have emerged with complaints involving money and goods. Police are preparing an attempted extortion case, while the restaurant owner presses ahead despite suffering no financial loss.

Nonthaburi restaurant owner Sarocha Rungratsamee rejects an influencer’s demand for free food or ฿25,000. Police uncover a fraud warrant, suspected mule accounts and a drug-related history. ( Source: Thai Rath )

A restaurant owner in Nonthaburi has filed a criminal complaint against a purported social media influencer who allegedly demanded free food or ฿25,000. When refused, the woman threatened a damaging review and a one-star rating, according to the owner.

However, the dispute took a dramatic turn when police uncovered an outstanding arrest warrant against the 36-year-old suspect. She was already wanted over public fraud and suspected mule bank account offences.

Police also uncovered a reported history involving drug offences. Investigators are hunting the woman as further complaints emerge involving money, goods and other potential victims.

Nonthaburi restaurant owner reports influencer’s demands for free food and ฿25,000 review fee to police

The case centres on Prakai Cafe & Cuisine Bangyai, a popular restaurant in Nonthaburi province, north of Bangkok. Its owner, 33-year-old Sarocha Rungratsamee, known as Cake, formally lodged a criminal complaint on Monday, 26 October.

The restaurant operates in Nong Phrao Ngai subdistrict, Sai Noi district. Ms Sarocha runs the establishment alongside her husband, Patipol Jaengsutthiworawat. The couple became embroiled in the dispute after receiving an approach from a supposed food reviewer.

The woman claimed to represent a prominent social media food-review page boasting more than 300,000 followers. Initially, she offered to visit the restaurant, sample its dishes and publish promotional material. However, the proposed arrangement quickly developed into demands for complimentary food or payment. According to Ms Sarocha, the woman wanted a substantial free meal in return for publicity. Alternatively, she demanded ฿25,000 for a review.

When the restaurant refused, the woman allegedly threatened to publish damaging comments about the establishment. She also warned that she could give the business a one-star rating. The restaurant owners rejected the demands and refused to provide complimentary food.

In response, Ms Sarocha publicised the exchange through a video posted on social media. The disclosure subsequently triggered widespread attention and brought other reported complaints to light.

Woman known as Suchada used Facebook name Sophia and demanded seven dishes and four drinks free

The woman behind the approach was later identified in reports as Ms Suchada, aged 36. She had reportedly used the name Sophia on Facebook. Her associated food-review page was called Talui Kin Talui Chim, referring to eating and sampling food.

Notably, the page claimed more than 300,000 followers. That substantial audience was presented as part of the woman’s credentials when approaching the restaurant.

Details of the requested meal subsequently emerged in Thai media reports. According to Daily News, the woman wanted seven food dishes and four drinks. The drinks included two fruit juices, a coconut matcha and a matcha latte.

Separately, the food order included a large serving of grilled river prawns. All the items were expected to be provided without payment in exchange for promotional coverage.

The woman allegedly warned that refusing the arrangement would result in a ฿25,000 promotional fee. Furthermore, she threatened hostile publicity if the food failed to meet her expectations. Ms Sarocha rejected the demands and began examining the social media account.

Her inquiries uncovered complaints suggesting that other businesses and individuals had encountered similar approaches. However, she initially decided against pursuing criminal proceedings because the restaurant had suffered no direct financial loss.

Other business owners report similar approaches as restaurant owner decides to pursue criminal charges

Neither money nor complimentary food had been handed over. Consequently, Ms Sarocha believed there was little reason to pursue the matter further. That changed after she published a video detailing the approach.

The recording attracted considerable attention and generated further claims about the woman involved. In addition, several business operators reportedly contacted the restaurant owner with accounts of comparable experiences.

Some social media users questioned whether the restaurant had exaggerated the incident to generate publicity. Ms Sarocha and her husband rejected those accusations. They maintained that the demands and threats were genuine. More importantly, the information emerging about other potential victims persuaded Ms Sarocha to reconsider her original decision. She subsequently sought police intervention.

On Sunday, 25 October, the restaurant owner made an initial report at Sai Noi Police Station. The following morning, she returned to pursue formal criminal proceedings. At approximately 10 am on Monday, 26 October, she lodged a complaint against the woman. Ms Sarocha explained that the station superintendent had advised her that the conduct could constitute criminal offences.

Sai Noi police superintendent outlines attempted extortion case and further criminal offences

By that stage, she had also obtained information concerning the individual allegedly responsible. She supplied those details to investigators and requested further action. In particular, Ms Sarocha suspected that the woman had targeted numerous other businesses.

She urged anyone who had lost money or goods through the same account to contact police. The complaint therefore extended beyond the restaurant’s own experience.

Police Colonel Nattadecha Thanisaphatrapong, superintendent of Sai Noi Police Station, confirmed that officers were preparing an attempted extortion case. Investigators were also considering offences involving intimidation, harassment and disruptive behaviour.

Under the penalties cited by police, extortion can carry imprisonment of up to five years. Meanwhile, Section 392 of Thailand’s Criminal Code covers intimidation causing fear or alarm. The offence carries up to one month’s imprisonment or a fine of ฿10,000.

Separately, Section 397 covers harassment and related conduct, with a possible fine of ฿5,000. However, police have not finalised the charges arising from the restaurant complaint. Colonel Nattadecha said the precise offences would depend on further evidence. He also questioned whether the woman was genuinely operating as a food influencer. Instead, he suggested that the approach appeared consistent with fraudulent activity targeting restaurant owners.

Police uncover outstanding fraud warrant and drug-related history while investigating influencer claims

Investigators began examining the social media accounts and communications used to approach businesses. Ms Sarocha separately suspected that the woman might have acquired an established page with numerous followers.

Such an account could provide apparent credibility when approaching restaurants for promotional arrangements. However, police have not established that the page was purchased or that promotional deposits were fraudulently obtained.

The investigation then took a significant turn when officers checked the suspect’s criminal background. On Monday, 26 October, police disclosed that an outstanding arrest warrant had already been issued against the woman. The warrant was linked to a separate case at Bang Bua Thong Police Station in Nonthaburi. According to investigators, that case involved public fraud and suspected involvement with mule bank accounts.

Furthermore, background checks uncovered a reported history involving drug-related offences. The disclosures widened the investigation considerably. Police were no longer examining only threats concerning complimentary meals and restaurant reviews.

Instead, they were pursuing a woman already wanted in connection with separate criminal allegations. The suspect was reportedly evading arrest, prompting officers to intensify efforts to locate her.

Channel 8 reports further complaints over money and goods as suspect closes social media accounts

On another front, local Thai TV Channel 8 reported additional complaints involving money and goods allegedly obtained from other individuals. These included allegations concerning amulets and second-hand clothing.

According to the reports, some individuals had been persuaded to transfer money or send products. However, the available information does not establish convictions arising from those complaints. Investigators were examining the allegations alongside the restaurant owner’s formal complaint.

The woman’s reported involvement with mule bank accounts added another element to the police investigation. Such accounts are frequently used to receive or transfer money associated with fraudulent transactions. Nevertheless, the precise circumstances of the earlier case have not been fully disclosed. The outstanding warrant provided police with a separate basis for pursuing the suspect.

Meanwhile, the social media accounts associated with the restaurant approach reportedly disappeared following the publicity. Channel 8 reported that investigators had identified the woman through her online accounts before they were closed. The Facebook identity Sophia had reportedly been used to contact the Nonthaburi restaurant. A related TikTok account was also deactivated following the controversy.

Woman reportedly apologises by telephone but restaurant owner presses ahead with criminal complaint

Another development emerged when a woman contacted the restaurant by telephone after the dispute became public. According to Manager Online, the caller claimed responsibility for the original messages. She reportedly apologised to the restaurant owners.

Furthermore, she asked them not to disclose her identity or the name of the social media page. However, the apology did not prevent the owner from pursuing criminal proceedings.

By then, Ms Sarocha had received information suggesting that other businesses might have been approached. She wanted investigators to examine the accounts involved and establish whether additional offences had occurred. The restaurant owner also rejected suggestions that she had manufactured the controversy to promote her establishment. She maintained that the subsequent complaints had persuaded her to take formal action.

Significantly, the restaurant had suffered no direct financial loss from the approach. No money had been transferred, and the owners had not provided the requested complimentary meal. Nevertheless, the alleged threats remained central to the police complaint. Investigators were examining whether the conduct amounted to attempted extortion or other offences under the Criminal Code.

Police continue hunt for wanted woman as extortion and intimidation allegations remain under inquiry

Colonel Nattadecha confirmed that officers were gathering evidence concerning the demands and threats. In parallel, investigators were examining previous complaints and the outstanding arrest warrant.

The separate Bang Bua Thong case involved allegations of public fraud and mule account activity. Police also referred to previous drug-related cases, although the available reports do not establish resulting convictions.

As of Tuesday, 27 October, there was no confirmed report that the suspect had been arrested over the restaurant complaint. Nor had police confirmed final charges arising from the latest allegations.

Officers were continuing to pursue the woman while examining evidence supplied by Ms Sarocha. The investigation remains active, with attempted extortion, intimidation and harassment among the offences under consideration.

The case has moved far beyond its original dispute over complimentary meals. What began with demands for seven dishes, four drinks and a ฿25,000 review fee has developed into a criminal investigation.

Police are pursuing a 36-year-old woman already wanted under a separate fraud-related arrest warrant. Meanwhile, investigators are examining previous complaints involving money, goods and suspected mule bank account activity. The restaurant owner’s refusal to provide free food has led to police scrutiny of a suspect linked to several other criminal allegations.

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James Morris is a pename for an international writer based in Bangkok who works on various international news media. He is a sub editor with the Thai Examiner news website since it began in 2015. Son Nguyen is an international writer and news commentator specialising in Thai news and current affairs. He commenced working with the Thai Examiner News Desk in May 2018.

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2026年10月27日下午1:56

作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

在犯罪、媒体、泰国

暖武里府一家餐厅老板拒绝向一名自称网红的女子提供免费餐食，引发刑事调查，警方正在追捕一名在逃女子。据称，这名36岁的嫌疑人索要七道菜、四杯饮料或25000泰铢，并威胁要给餐厅一星差评，损害其声誉。然而，警方调查发现，该女子因涉嫌公共欺诈和洗钱等犯罪行为而被通缉，并且还有吸毒史。据悉，这名女子在社交媒体上拥有超过30万粉丝，目前已关闭所有账号。与此同时，又有其他潜在受害者报案称，有人试图从她那里骗取钱财或物品。警方正在准备以敲诈勒索未遂罪名立案，而餐厅老板尽管没有遭受经济损失，仍坚持追究此事。

暖武里府一家餐厅的老板萨罗查·伦格拉萨米拒绝了一位网红索要免费食物或25000泰铢的要求。警方随后发现她涉嫌诈骗、洗钱以及吸毒史。（来源：泰叻报）

据暖武里府一家餐馆的老板称，该餐馆老板已对一名自称是社交媒体网红的女子提起刑事诉讼，该女子据称索要免费食物或25000泰铢。遭到拒绝后，该女子威胁要发布差评并给餐馆打一星。

然而，当警方发现这名36岁嫌疑人身负未执行的逮捕令时，这场纠纷出现了戏剧性的转折。她此前已因涉嫌公共欺诈和洗钱等犯罪活动而被通缉。

警方还发现该女子有涉毒犯罪前科。随着涉及金钱、物品和其他潜在受害者的更多指控浮出水面，调查人员正在追捕这名女子。

暖武里府一家餐厅的老板向警方举报，一名网红要求免费提供食物并支付25000泰铢的测评费。

此案的核心是位于曼谷以北暖武里府的一家名为Prakai Cafe & Cuisine Bangyai的热门餐厅。餐厅老板，33岁的Sarocha Rungratsamee（昵称Cake），于10月26日星期一正式提起刑事诉讼。

这家餐厅位于赛诺伊县农抛义街道。萨罗查女士和她的丈夫帕蒂波尔·詹苏提沃拉瓦共同经营这家餐厅。这对夫妇在接到一位自称是美食评论家的联系后，卷入了这场纠纷。

这名女子自称代表一家拥有超过30万粉丝的知名社交媒体美食点评账号。起初，她提出前往餐厅品尝菜肴并发布宣传材料。然而，这一提议很快演变成索要免费餐食或报酬。据萨罗查女士称，该女子希望以宣传换取一顿丰盛的免费餐食。或者，她要求支付25000泰铢的点评费。

餐厅拒绝后，该女子据称威胁要发布对该餐厅不利的评论，并警告说她可能会给这家餐厅打一星。餐厅老板拒绝了她的要求，也拒绝提供免费食物。

对此，萨罗查女士将此次交流内容发布在社交媒体上，并公开了相关视频。此举引发了广泛关注，并牵扯出其他类似的投诉。

一位名叫Suchada的女子，使用Facebook账号Sophia，要求免费提供七道菜和四杯饮料。

报道后来确认，幕后主使是36岁的苏查达女士。据悉，她在Facebook上使用“索菲亚”这个名字。她关联的美食点评页面名为“Talui Kin Talui Chim”，意为品尝和试吃美食。

值得注意的是，该页面声称拥有超过30万粉丝。在联系餐厅时，这位女士将如此庞大的粉丝群体作为其资历的一部分进行展示。

随后，泰国媒体报道了这名女子点的餐食详情。据《每日新闻》报道，她点了七道菜和四杯饮料，其中包括两杯果汁、一杯椰子抹茶和一杯抹茶拿铁。

此外，餐点还包括一大份烤河虾。所有这些餐点都应免费提供，以换取宣传推广。

据称，该女子警告说，拒绝该安排将导致25,000泰铢的宣传费。此外，她还威胁说，如果食物不符合她的预期，她将进行恶意宣传。萨罗查女士拒绝了这些要求，并开始查看社交媒体账户。

她的调查发现，其他企业和个人也曾遭遇过类似的情况。然而，由于餐厅并未遭受直接的经济损失，她最初决定不提起刑事诉讼。

其他企业主也表示采取了类似的做法，例如，餐馆老板决定提起刑事诉讼。

对方既没有支付金钱，也没有提供免费食物。因此，萨罗查女士认为没有必要继续追究此事。但在她发布了一段详细介绍其处理方式的视频后，她的想法发生了改变。

这段录音引起了广泛关注，并引发了更多关于涉事女子的指控。此外，据报道，一些商家也联系了这家餐厅的老板，讲述了类似的遭遇。

一些社交媒体用户质疑这家餐厅是否为了博取眼球而夸大了事件。萨罗查女士和她的丈夫否认了这些指控，并坚称这些要求和威胁都是真实的。更重要的是，其他潜在受害者的信息逐渐浮出水面，这促使萨罗查女士重新考虑了她最初的决定。随后，她寻求了警方的帮助。

10月25日星期日，餐厅老板前往赛诺伊警察局报案。第二天早上，她再次前往警局，正式提起刑事诉讼。10月26日星期一上午10点左右，她对该女子提出控告。萨罗查女士解释说，警局局长告知她，该女子的行为可能构成刑事犯罪。

西诺伊警局局长概述了一起未遂勒索案及其他刑事犯罪

到那时，她也已掌握了涉嫌作案者的相关信息。她将这些信息提供给了调查人员，并要求采取进一步行动。萨罗查女士尤其怀疑该女子还曾以其他多家企业为目标。

她呼吁任何通过同一账户遭受金钱或物品损失的人与警方联系。因此，这起投诉的影响范围已超出餐厅自身的遭遇。

赛诺伊警察局局长纳塔德查·塔尼萨帕特拉蓬警上校证实，警方正在准备以敲诈勒索未遂罪名立案调查。调查人员还在考虑是否涉及恐吓、骚扰和扰乱公共秩序等违法行为。

根据警方公布的处罚规定，敲诈勒索罪最高可判处五年监禁。同时，泰国刑法第392条涵盖了造成恐惧或惊慌的恐吓行为。该罪行最高可判处一个月监禁或罚款1万泰铢。

此外，第397条涵盖骚扰及相关行为，最高可处以5000泰铢的罚款。然而，警方尚未最终确定针对该餐厅投诉的指控。纳塔德查上校表示，具体罪名将取决于进一步的证据。他还质疑该女子是否真的在以美食博主的身份活动。相反，他认为这种做法更像是针对餐厅老板的诈骗活动。

警方在调查网红爆料时，发现其涉嫌未执行的欺诈逮捕令及涉毒记录。

调查人员开始审查用于联系企业的社交媒体账户和通信记录。萨罗查女士还怀疑，这名女子可能注册了一个拥有众多粉丝的成熟账号。

这样的账户在与餐厅洽谈推广合作时，表面上看起来似乎很有可信度。然而，警方尚未证实该账户是购买的，也未证实推广押金是通过欺诈手段获得的。

随后，警方对嫌疑人的犯罪记录进行了调查，案件调查出现了重大转折。10月26日星期一，警方透露，此前已对该女子发出逮捕令。该逮捕令与暖武里府邦布阿通警察局的另一起案件有关。据调查人员称，该案涉及公共诈骗和涉嫌使用洗钱账户。

此外，背景调查还发现该嫌疑人曾有涉毒犯罪记录。这些披露大大扩大了调查范围。警方不再仅仅调查有关免费餐食和餐厅评论的威胁。

相反，他们当时正在追捕一名因其他刑事指控而被通缉的女子。据报道，该嫌疑人一直在逃避逮捕，促使警方加大力度搜捕她。

第八频道报道称，嫌疑人关闭社交媒体账户后，有关金钱和物品的投诉进一步增多。

另一方面，泰国当地电视台8台报道了更多涉及从他人处骗取钱财和物品的投诉，其中包括涉及护身符和二手衣物的指控。

据报道，一些人被诱骗转账或寄送物品。然而，现有信息不足以证实这些投诉已导致定罪。调查人员正在结合餐厅老板的正式投诉对这些指控进行调查。

据报道，该女子涉嫌使用洗钱账户，这为警方调查增添了新的线索。此类账户常被用于接收或转移与欺诈交易相关的资金。然而，此前案件的具体情况尚未完全披露。未执行的逮捕令为警方追捕嫌疑人提供了新的依据。

与此同时，据报道，与这家餐厅有关联的社交媒体账号在媒体曝光后被删除。第八频道报道称，调查人员在这些账号被关闭前已通过该女子的网络账号确认了她的身份。据称，名为Sophia的Facebook账号曾被用来联系这家暖武里府的餐厅。此外，一个相关的TikTok账号也在争议发生后被停用。

据报道，该女子已通过电话道歉，但餐厅老板仍坚持提起刑事诉讼。

事件曝光后，又出现了新的进展：一名女子致电餐厅。据《经理人在线》报道，该女子声称对最初的那些信息负责，并向餐厅老板道了歉。

此外，她还要求他们不要透露她的身份或社交媒体账号的名称。然而，道歉并未阻止账号所有者提起刑事诉讼。

当时，萨罗查女士已收到消息，表明其他商家可能也遭到了类似的骚扰。她希望调查人员审查相关账目，查明是否还发生了其他违法行为。这位餐厅老板还否认了她为了宣传餐厅而捏造争议的说法。她坚称，是随后的投诉促使她采取了正式行动。

值得注意的是，餐厅并未因此遭受任何直接经济损失。没有款项被转移，餐厅老板也没有提供所要求的免费餐食。尽管如此，所谓的威胁仍然是警方投诉的核心内容。调查人员正在审查该行为是否构成敲诈勒索未遂或其他违反《刑法》的罪行。

警方继续追捕一名在逃女子，敲诈勒索和恐吓指控仍在调查中。

纳塔德查上校证实，警方正在收集有关这些要求和威胁的证据。与此同时，调查人员正在审查之前的投诉和未执行的逮捕令。

另一起邦布阿通案涉及公共欺诈和洗钱账户活动。警方还提及了之前的涉毒案件，但现有报告并未显示最终定罪。

截至10月27日星期二，尚未有确切消息证实嫌疑人因餐厅投诉而被捕，也未确认警方就最新指控提出的最终指控。

警方在继续追捕该女子的同时，也在审查萨罗查女士提供的证据。调查仍在进行中，目前正在调查的罪名包括企图敲诈勒索、恐吓和骚扰等。

这起案件早已超越了最初关于免费餐食的纠纷。最初，对方要求提供七道菜、四杯饮料以及25,000泰铢的点评费，如今却已演变成刑事调查。

警方正在追捕一名36岁女子，她此前已因另一起与诈骗相关的逮捕令被通缉。与此同时，调查人员正在审查此前涉及金钱、货物和疑似洗钱账户活动的投诉。餐厅老板拒绝提供免费食物一事，导致警方对一名与多起其他刑事指控有关的嫌疑人展开调查。

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