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For some reason I cannot access sent/ replied to PM's in my assistant folder. Therefore I am not sure that they have actually gone through. Please advise, thank you

Not beeing an expert myself, I can only recommend from experience Linen on lightweight cotton. Polyester sucks, hot in summer and cold in winter but its the favorite of Indian Tailors: Buy 3 for 100 $

I have just sent you a PM but strangely enough its not in my outbox so something must have gone wrong? I would estimate price around 3000 baht depending on material. There are obviously different quality materials at different prices. Back to the directions: Walk down on the left side of Pattaya Tai (South Pattaya Road) from Tukom to 2nd Road. Accross the road on your right you will see Wat Tai (temple). Keep walking till you pass 3 pharmacies and just before the 4th there is the last small lane leading into the market to your left. You now pass a noodle seller on your left, a double clot

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Yes to both! Just specify or pm me your requirements and I shall pass it on to her for sourcing. Beeing a clothcutter herself she is meticoulos in demanding quality from the factories. Thanks for enquiry, Cheers

She just opened her own shop on Wat Mongkol market (right opposite Wat Tai, last lane coming from Tukom to 2nd road on the left, 2nd shop on the right). All ten dresses from bottom left of picture to right were handmade by herself! So, if you need perhaps a Loy Kratong dress for your tilac or even a wedding dress , give this place a try. BTW - Par ( her name) can also fix you up with farang gear, ie suits, shirts, pants, jeans etc. as she has the right connections to fabric merchants and sweatshops. Will cost you a lot less then the Indian tailors

One doesn't come accross any Greek or Portuguese People and Restaurants in this town. I wonder why? There are plenty Italians, French, North Africans etc

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Very "tastfully" furnished and decorated - essentially a gay place. Also. if walking back at night, guys outside the many "boy's massage parlours" will wave their willy at you! If thats ok with you, go for it. Location is very central.

Wetherspoons on Soi Bukhao and the Irish restaurant (previously Oliver Twist - forgot the new name) on the corner of Pattaya Klang and the small road which leads to Soi 7 offer the closest to English breakfast you can get here.