Jay Fai - XL Canvas Print

Perfect as gifts or for personal collections as well as an interior decoration of culinary establishments.

About Raan Jay Fai

This incredibly simple yet tremendously famous eatery is run by a 74-year-old lady known to the locals and the regular patrons as “Sister Mole”. “Jay” means “sister” while “Fai” means “mole”. Raan Jay Fai means “Sister Mole Restaurant”

The prawns here are humongous, and the flavours - authentic, crab omelettes are not shy of a hefty dollop of white crustacean meat inside. Yet the biggest highlight is Sister Mole working the magic at her Wok station. In parts surreal, at times dangerous - but nonetheless a true, passionate, and dedicated Chef - in full control.

In December 2017, with the inaugural edition of Michelin Guide in Bangkok - Raan Jay Fay was the only local eatery in the country to get a Michelin star and she was even reluctant to close the restaurant for half a day to attend the awards ceremony.

A canvas is a statement piece and artwork all in one. Turn your photo-quality prints into eye-popping art on this acid-free, PH-neutral, and fade-resistant canvas. Put the artistry on your wall without a worry - this canvas comes with mounting brackets.

An eye like no other when it comes to capturing the hard work, sweat and tears of hospitality professionals, street food vendors, farmers and pretty much anyone near or around food.

Thom cooked professionally at one stage, before developing a passion for photography which took him on a journey around the world in the sphere of advertising, nature and portrait photography.

For his Kitchen Archive series - Thom draws inspiration from one of his biggest influencers - Bob Carlos Clarke who documented the renowned maestro Marco Pierre White back in the legendary kitchen of Harvey's in Wandsworth, London.