Before heading back to Bangkok, I decided to stop by one more steakhouse. Initially, I planned to enjoy some chicken rice from a renowned place called Hea Dul, but unfortunately, it was closed that day. As I parked my car in front of the restaurant, I found myself torn between finding something to eat on the way back or exploring other local eateries. Just then, I spotted a place called Da Da Steak and Jem Gai Jiew right across the road, so I decided to give it a try. This restaurant is famous for its beef steak and has a charming country-style decor reminiscent of a cowboy vibe. They offer a decent selection of local dishes, but since I don't usually eat much beef, I opted for the drunken shrimp rice and a crying pig steak to sample. It's a shame I didn't get to try their beef, but I would rate this place 3.5 stars.