Where can i find good Korean food in Bangkok?

Pls help me find a cheap place to stay in bangkok that's clean and near toursit spots?

• i have several questions: hope you will help me out ;) 1. is food at sukhumvit area cheap? where do i find cheap places to eat in bangkok? 2. how many hours is train travel to changmai from bangkok? can i just tour changmai 1 whole day? 3. where do they sell black orchids in bangkok or plain orchids for that matter? 4. how do i get to dream world, i couldn't find exact instructions in the net... 5. should i stay at sukhumvit and travel all the way to the riverside where all the temples and tourist spots are or should i stay in chinatown and just visit sukhumvit one time? pls help.. i would really appreciate your answers...

• Answer:

  1. Yes, it's cheap, but not the cheapest in the city. There are a lot tourists in that area so cost more than other areas. Cheap food is on almost every street in the city. It's really easy to find. Most malls (and they're everywhere) have nice little food courts. They've got AC and lot of good local food for cheap. 2. 12 hours. You can take the overnight and sleep on the train. FIrst class private car for two is about $25 US. Second class is also has beds but it's not private. You can do Chiang Mai in a day, but don't recommend it. It's a cool city and you'd want at least 2 or 3 days. 3. You can find them at Chatuchak weekend market. Take the sky train to Mo Chit station. You can't miss it. 4. I'm not sure where Dream World is located but won't be too much to take a taxi there. Taxis in Bangkok are cheap and someone at your hotel should be able to help you with this. (sorry I couldn't be more help) 5. Sukhumvit is a pretty noisy and busy place to stay. The streets are crowded and there's lot of nightlife going on all around. China town is a little more mild, so it just depends on what you're looking for. Neither is very far from the temples and tourist spots. Again, you can rely on cheap taxis.