Thai Suki Buffet in Bangkok, Thailand Not a "Hot Pot" lane, but an eco-friendly chain restaurant, a diverse restaurant where deaf and mute people also work

I used to go to "Hot Pot" a lot, but since my favorite store closed, I've been going to Oishi mainly. It's been a while since I last went there. This time, it's in the Big C (Ratchadaburi branch) supermarket, located in front of Central World in Ratchaprasong, a landmark of Bangkok. If you enter Gaysorn from BTS Chit Lom and follow the signs for "R Walk", you will arrive at Big C, facing the food court on the 4th floor. You can choose two soups from four types. What's great is that it's not a rotation system. A rotation system can have problems with things that are not fresh or not coming out as you want, but you can always get what you want in a fresh state. It's sustainable with little waste. Moreover, the people working here who are not serving customers are deaf and mute, so it's a diverse store. Rather than feeling full from eating my fill, I was filled with satisfaction from the sustainability and diversity of the place😊 Address: 97/11 Ratchadamri Rd, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330 Access: As above Atmosphere: Fun Recommended point: You can choose from two types of soup Budget per person: 399 baht Rating: ☆☆☆