Di Yin tried a (Chinese-style noodle) soup from a street vendor. The soup was so good that she had two bowls and made me try it. I only tried the broth (no soup contents) but I could tell it was great, possibly the best thing we've had in Bangkok. Di Yin decided to convince her parents, who were eating dinner a nearby mall, to come and try it. With my help, they came. Di Yin's parents were similarly enthused about the bowl. Despite already eating, they polished off their bowl with relish.
I think it's a little sad that one of the best dishes I had in Bangkok wasn't Thai.