I can't believe I found your video because it's exactly what I was looking for. I'm thinking about a move to this neighborhood and since I live in Penang, Malaysia this is perfect. Thank you so much for your attention to detail...great job!
Wow! When I lived in Thailand almost 25 years ago, none of this was here. Soi 71 was a real working-class dump without a farang in sight. Now it looks like a swanky foreigner hipster ghetto.
Thank you for watching my video. It seems like 25 years ago, it was around the time Myanmar immigrants started coming to this area. The first time I learned about this area was when I came to look for a Myanmar restaurant. Since then, it has become an area that has undergone tremendous changes over time.
@@MaeilBangkok Soi 71 was definitely a very poor and seedy area back then. Clearly not anymore! I do have fond memories of eating Isaan food in a very small, dark restaurant a little ways up the soi. There was this dark, savory stew made from organ meats, intestines, etc., as well as varioua salads (prik). I wish I could remember what that stew was called. I have never had anything like it since. I am sure that restaurant is long-gone by now.
Thank you for watching my video. In fact, Japanese bars and restaurants have been around for a long time. However, about half a year ago, the number of Western-style pubs, restaurants, and live bars began to increase here, and now various industries are trying to coexist. More than you might think, this street is a place where people of various nationalities gather.
I can't believe I found your video because it's exactly what I was looking for. I'm thinking about a move to this neighborhood and since I live in Penang, Malaysia this is perfect. Thank you so much for your attention to detail...great job!
Thank you for watching my video.
I'm so glad it helped you.
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Thank you for watching my video.
I will be more careful about safety.
Wow! When I lived in Thailand almost 25 years ago, none of this was here. Soi 71 was a real working-class dump without a farang in sight. Now it looks like a swanky foreigner hipster ghetto.
Thank you for watching my video.
It seems like 25 years ago, it was around the time Myanmar immigrants started coming to this area.
The first time I learned about this area was when I came to look for a Myanmar restaurant.
Since then, it has become an area that has undergone tremendous changes over time.
@@MaeilBangkok Soi 71 was definitely a very poor and seedy area back then. Clearly not anymore! I do have fond memories of eating Isaan food in a very small, dark restaurant a little ways up the soi. There was this dark, savory stew made from organ meats, intestines, etc., as well as varioua salads (prik). I wish I could remember what that stew was called. I have never had anything like it since. I am sure that restaurant is long-gone by now.
25 years ago. Things change (a lot) in 25 years
@@thailakhampo Wasn't that the point of my comment?
a lot of Japanese bars and restaurants.
Thank you for watching my video.
In fact, Japanese bars and restaurants have been around for a long time.
However, about half a year ago, the number of Western-style pubs, restaurants, and live bars began to increase here, and now various industries are trying to coexist.
More than you might think, this street is a place where people of various nationalities gather.