Always take a picture of your laundry ticket as soon as they give it to you...very easy to lose.

Great topic! I don't have three more to add, but I'll contribute a big one:  4. Suda (https://maps.google.com/maps?cid=2360670155289668275) Great location, nearly across Sukhumvit from Terminal 21.  I was introduced to this restaurant by @gainsbarre a few years back, and it is an absolute gem of a place. Huge extensive Thai menu, large format beers including San Miguel Pale Pilsner that is not often found elsewhere. It's an open air restaurant with some seating covered (inside), and much more uncovered. So not great if it's raining. The ladies love it as well. Favorite menu items: Pandan Chicken, Stir-fried baby clams, Tom Yum soup, and sliced dried beef.

Thought it'd be fun to draw on the vast knowledge of the forum and get people to list 3 places they like to eat and what dishes they would get there (feel free to list more than 3, I'd love to get a list going) I'll start: 1. Damrongruk Noodles (https://maps.app.goo.gl/cNQPebYhJbWVyjd78) I get the "Black Soup Beef Noodles" and add the pork crackling packets to it, I believe the noodles I get are vermicelli noodles. They also have free tea you can fill up on at the table. The owners don't speak English but I've always gotten by through pointing or having one of the locals help me out haha. I ran into this place while walking towards MOCA (Museum of Contemporary Art) awesome place if you've never been, well worth checking out. 2. Krua Khun Puk (https://maps.app.goo.gl/X3V6Rt6baXoF3QK29) I feel like this is like THE no.1 spot for Bangkok degenerates to go get a food, very convenient opening hours if you're out late. I get Grilled Pork Neck, Clear Pork Soup and Som Tum. The amount of times that I've gotten these 3 together over and over again, embarrassed to say, considering I always like to pretend I go to Thailand mainly for the food. I wash the meal down with a nice Iced Lemon Tea, ooo baby. 3. Mango Tree (https://maps.app.goo.gl/htDRWhTP82ShQth17) I REALLY liked the Green Mango Som Tum they did here, the Chicken Cashew was really nice. This place is definitely pricey but I really liked the decor, food was delicious and staff were lovely. Definitely a place I would go to if I didn't care about spending a bit extra and enjoying myself to the fullest.   Honourable mention goes to Mook Restaurant (https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZACF1xQfnsvdqE918) I just really liked the location and the laidback nature of the place, Thai tea was great here.

Did somebody go to SeenSpace on Thon Lor? Is it worth to go there?

So, as I'm presently at the Mercure I wanted to give a follow up to the laundry shop across the road in Cindy’s alley The lady at the counter has not been there long but her English is nearly perfect. I learnt that she had been in New Zealand for 15 years until she parted with her husband. She takes your laundry and is very careful to be sure of your laundry care, not just give a ticket and say come back later. I would definitely reccomended this place.