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Cafe' de Laos ThingsAsian: TravelTip Icon -- Eating

Address:

16 Silom Road
Soi 19 (Trokwet), Silom
Bangrak, Bangkok Thailand 10500

Phone:

0-2635-2338-9

Fax:

0-2635-0118

Email:

cafedelaos@hotmail.com

Price:

InexpensiveInexpensive

Description:

Delicious Laos-Isaan Cuisine in a beautiful old house with a garden. Charming service. Inexpensive.

Published on 8/13/05

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Contributor: fsnyc [224] 7/12/05

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I have eaten here on each of my 4 trips to Bangkok.

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