Thai Village Cuisine

Does anyone know a good Thai restaurant in the East Village in New York City? Looking for something close to 1st Ave and 7th Street. Thanks.

Can you recommend some good restaurants in NYC? (East Village area)? Hi, I am traveling to NYC this weekend and I would like to have dinner at a nice spot. I will be staying in East Village. What I am looking for is Traditional American/Creole/Latin/Mexican/Thai However, if you know any other restaurant that is nice I will be happy to hear. Thanks!

Oahu Restaurant reviews...have you been to any of these and how did you like them? It's a LOOOONG list!!? Going in a week, want to know if you've been to any of these recently, how did you like it and specifically why did you like/dislike it? Haleiwa Eats d.k. Steak House Baci Bistro E&O Trading Co. Southeast Asian Grill Hiroshi Eurasian Tapas Kyo-ya Japanese Restaurant L’Uraku Sam Snead’s Tavern Sansei Seafood & Sushi Bar Sergio’s Italian Restaurant (Hilton Hawaiin Village) Vino Italian Tapas and Wine Bar Wasabi Bistro Matters of Taste Molly’s Smokehouse The Patisserie Singha Thai Cuisine Chai’s Island Bistro Bob’s Big Boy Don Ho’s Davey Jones Ribs Matteo’s Phuket Thai Chart House Regal Diner Viet Café Fook Yuen Seafood Village Royal Steak & Seafood Tiki’s Grill & Bar California Beach Rock N’ Sushi Makino Chaya Noboru Japanese Restaurant The Shack Mililani Pepper’s Place Just Taco’s Mexican Chez Paul Nick’s Fishmarket Canoe’s Chef Mavro Kaka'ako Kitchen Keneke's Shige's Saimin Stand Da Poke Man Cafe Laniakea The Pyramids Pagoda Quintero's

av village? I ordered a nintendo wii from these people. I was wondering if I would receive it b4 christmas. After sending afew e mails and leaving afew messages I started to become abit suspicious. Then £250 was spent on my visa card at Thai Oriental Restaurant in Slough. I don't live anywhere near they and wouldn't be psending so much in a restaurant anyway!! I reported it to my credit card company so no harm done but these people are crooks!!!

Oahu restaurant reviews and other suggestions (ones you've tried recently please)? Going next week and I've picked up several ideas from this board and other places. I'd like to know if anyone has been to any of the following recently (say the last 6-9 months) and IF/WHY you did or did not like it (specifics please...cleanliness, service, value, taste). If you had others to add, please feel free. We will be all over the island so location doesn't matter as long as it is Oahu and any type of food in any price range is also fine. Just looking for some of the best food in Oahu. Haleiwa Eats Ryan’s Grill at Ward Center d.k. Steak House Sansei Seafood & Sushi Bar Vino Italian Tapas and Wine Bar Matters of Taste Molly’s Smokehouse Singha Thai Cuisine Chai’s Island Bistro Don Ho’s Davey Jones Ribs Chart House Seafood Village Royal Steak & Seafood Noboru Japanese Restaurant Chez Paul Nick’s Fishmarket Canoe’s Chef Mavro Kaka'ako Kitchen Keneke's The Pyramids Pagoda Quintero's

Would $1000 be enough for 4 weeks travel in Thailand? The money is excluded of air ticket to Thailand, just the money I plan to spend within Thailand. I am going to travel with a friend, with whom I am going to share the hotel room with. I plan to go to 4 or 5 places in total, including Bangkok(well, if the political situation is good by July). Expecting to sleep some nights in reasonable night hotels, some nights in guesthouses, half Thai cheap food and half in restaurants, things I would like to do are swiming, hanging out on the beach, trekking, see some shows( if my friend likes it), sailing. I am not big drinker and we would travel by train and bus. And also we plan to spend a whole week at some quiet place like in a village to enjoy being together. Would $1000 be enough for a 4 week trip in Thailand? We will split the bill so he will also have $1000 or so. Can anyone tell me if it is enough? If not, how much extra money do I need? Thanks.

Would $1000 be enough for 4 weeks travel in Thailand?(AUD)? The money is excluded of air ticket to Thailand, just the money I plan to spend within Thailand. I am going to travel with a friend, with whom I am going to share the hotel room with. I plan to go to 4 or 5 places in total, including Bangkok(well, if the political situation is good by July). Expecting to sleep some nights in reasonable night hotels, some nights in guesthouses, half Thai cheap food and half in restaurants, things I would like to do are swiming, hanging out on the beach, trekking, see some shows( if my friend likes it), sailing. I am not big drinker so I will not spend much money on drinking and won't spend money on girls. Also we would travel by train and bus. We plan to spend a whole week at some quiet place like in a village to enjoy being together. Would $1000 be enough for a 4 week trip in Thailand? We will split the bill so he will also have $1000 or so. Can anyone tell me if it is enough? If not, how much extra money do I need? I am still a student so I gotta go on a budget. Thanks a lot.

Would $1000 be enough for 4 weeks travel in Thailand? The money is excluded of air ticket to Thailand, just the money I plan to spend within Thailand. I am going to travel with a friend, with whom I am going to share the hotel room with. I plan to go to 4 or 5 places in total, including Bangkok(well, if the political situation is good by July). Expecting to sleep some nights in reasonable night hotels, some nights in guesthouses, half Thai cheap food and half in restaurants, things I would like to do are swiming, hanging out on the beach, trekking, see some shows( if my friend likes it), sailing. I am not big drinker and we would travel by train and bus. And also we plan to spend a whole week at some quiet place like in a village to enjoy being together. Would $1000 be enough for a 4 week trip in Thailand? We will split the bill so he will also have $1000 or so. Can anyone tell me if it is enough? If not, how much extra money do I need? Thanks a lot. First the money is in US dolloar. Second I heard people say it is cheap to travel in Thailand. I am still a student and gotta be on a budget t rip.