Rasta Baby — Restaurant in Krabi Province

At first really pleased by the vibes, the location & concept store until... :

we asked to drink coconut. Indeed the owner (man on the left) refused to serve us unless it was alcohol in a rude and very agressive manner. Same behaviour with 3 other tables next to us.

The woman of the art shop seduced and carressed my boyfriend's neck shamelessly while I turned my back. Disgusting !

In response:

Dear "Rasta baby" woman,

We understand a business has to run nonetheless nothing explains such a shameless behaviour.

Regarding the neck of my boyfriend. I don't think you were disgusted since he never tried a neckless. He is shocked to read this comment as a/ he never wear neckless b/ we never saw those in your boutique c/ he thought at first I caressed him. When he noticed it wasn't me, you even apologized.

This has nothing to do with jaleousy. But I understand it's the only thing you can say in your defense. Anyway, the best person to talk about this awkward moment is himself on a further comment 😉

As for the picture, it's on your professional Facebook page Rasta Baby meaning public. Nonetheless I took the decency to hide your daughter's face.

Next time if you really care about your family, start by respecting them first! Instead of blaming others of your scandalous behaviour.

We would have appreciated your apologies if they were sincere. The only reason why you replied is to justify your disrepectful behaviour. This was clearly an invitation for my man to come back another day without me.

If this gesture is so harmless, how come you still remember it and absolutely try to justify the unjustifiable ?! Please 😂

I will stop here and leave you to your sick game. I have better...

Not dietary tolerant I would give the service a -1 if I could. I ordered a beef nachos, letting them know that I couldn’t eat the sour cream and they said this is fine because it’s on the side as a dip. All fine and dandy till the nacho plate came out, there was cheese all over it. Nowhere in the menu did it state cheese, as a person with a dairy allergy I am very attentive to what the menu says is in the food. I told them I couldn’t eat the cheese, the waiter took the plate away and rudely said it is nachos of course there is cheese. Other dishes stated exactly what they have EXCEPT all nachos dishes. The waiter looked at the menu again and told me they all have cheese, so “you no eat”. As in no food for me. Not to give me other options or get me to pick something else from the menu. There were other options without dairy, but I didn’t get to eat because they wouldn’t let me. Based on service, there are A LOT better places...

If your looking to smoke avoid - we arrived in after travelling 20 minutes especially for this place. We were excited and ordered drinks right away. As this is a Rasta bar we didn’t think twice about sparking up when (I presume the owner) came over to tell us we can’t smoke unless we buy it from them. This completely shocked us as it’s not a smoke shop but a Rasta bar? We’re not big drinkers so when we’re out we enjoy smoking so this really ruined our time. Especially when after that we seen multiple people smoking around us and nothing was said. Found it very strange and don’t believe it’s a real rule as no other staff member said a word to anyone else so we’re assuming he was bitter after we looked at the green he had as we passed by earlier that day but as he only had 2 small jars with no strain names we opted to buy somewhere else so because of this he wanted to ruin our...