One day, Hayaban, an energetic wombat, came to People Park in On Nut, Bangkok.
People Park is located on Sukhumvit 77, also known as On Nut Road, and is a fun mall with many restaurants.

One of them is a gaprao specialty restaurant called “Kaprow Khunphor,” which means “father’s gaprao,” and it looks kind of sweet.
Hayaban took a peek inside the restaurant through the glass.

The restaurant is very stylish, with shiny wooden floors and white chairs.
The tables are decorated with flowers and round lights shine gently from the ceiling.
There were many menus lined up at the entrance, and a delicious looking gaprao was pictured.

Hayaban’s eyes sparkled and he exclaimed.
“Wow! The inside of the restaurant is so beautiful! I can’t wait to go in and eat gaprao!
『Sekai no Yama-chan』 is good, but I really want to try the Holy Basil!”

There was also a 『Sekai no Yama-chan』 in People Park. But this time we decided to go into this gaprao specialty restaurant.

Spicy Gapao Moo for Just 119 Baht!

Hayaban, the curious wombat, carefully compared the menu and finally chose the spicy Gapao Moo for 119 baht.

Gapao Moo is a Thai dish made by stir-frying holy basil and pork (moo), served with fluffy white rice, creating a vibrant and colorful plate.

When the Gapao arrived, Hayaban peeked in with great interest.

“Yay! I ordered the spicy Gapao Moo for 119 baht!
But I’m a herbivore, so I won’t eat the moo!
Basil and rice are my targets!
It looks so yummy, so I’m gonna dig in!”

Though Hayaban can be a bit selfish at times, he’s a kind-hearted wombat at heart.
He munched on the basil and rice, showing a happy, beaming smile.

Hayaban finished the spicy Gaprao Moo, eating only the basil and rice!
But it was too spicy, and he looked a little tired as he said,
“Yay! I finished the Gaprao! But it’s so spicy, I’m huffing and puffing!”

“The picture on the wall looks like a dad! It feels so comforting!
I’m gonna take a little break!”

With that, Hayaban dozed off right there for a nap.

The end!