I went to Bangkok restaurant which is the most famous Thai restaurant here in Oxford with some friends from Asia countries including China/Japan/Korea and Thailand. So there're 5 languages on the table. We learned a lot from each other. For example, I learned how to say "thank you" in Thai, it is "Gao kun ma ca", and "feeling good" in Japan, it is "ti fen". 
We talked a lot during the dinner from the relationship between ppl from main land China and Taiwan, Korean joke and Thai government taking over.
However, the most important part is the Thai food which is actrually delicious. we got prown roll/clean noodle/prown soup witch is said to be one of the most famous three soups in the world/see food/salad...... oooops. almost forget the Thai beers. they're great for both "Singha" and "chang"! I like them!
haha. it's really a big dinner, isn't it? although it's kind of bloody costy, I would say it's worthy.
what's next target food? I'm expecting.
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I can't deny that you have very good idea. By the way, from my experience of Bangkok trip. I think that looking for accommodation around Sukhumvit are is the good idea because Sukhunvit is in the heart of the shopping district, both in terms of large department stores and the various stalls lining both sides of the road. The various side-streets provide a proliferation of nightlife venues. For the renowned and well-known spots, you will need to walk onwards past the Asok crossroads to Sukhumvit Soi 21 or Soi Cowboy. This area also offers a wide selection of cuisine to choose from, both in terms of air-conditioned high-end restaurants and open air restaurants offering quite reasonable prices.
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