Re: [CH] Eats in the UK and Bangkok

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If you are visiting London then try the Soho Chinatown Area [near Piccadily 
Circus].  There are any number of good Thai and Korean places 
there.  Though this is close to the Soho Red Light area, which is not a 
place for a prim young filly !!

At 17:52 28/08/00 -0700, you wrote:
>Soon I'll be heading overseas for three weeks in the UK and then
>several days in Bangkok.  In the UK we are driving around to no set
>itinerary but will be in Scotland, England and Wales.
>
>Anyone got any good recommendations for places to eat, including, of
>course, chilehead places?
>
>Lori
>Melbourne, Oz
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