 "The Nation (Thailand)")
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BANGKOK BITES, NATION
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The Nation (Thailand)
09-19-1998
Good Evening Vietnam: The Dusit Thani Hotel, Rama IV Road, tel: 236
0450 Relax to to soothing sounds of traditional Vietnamese melodies and
enjoy such authentic Vietnamese dishes as cua hap bia (steamed crab with
beer), cua rang (steamed crab claw with ginger sauce) and ca chien xa(fried
whole fish with toasted peanuts on a bed of dill) at the Thien Duong. Until
Oct 4.
Sushi Specials: Royal Princess Srinak...
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