Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Lucy got me an amazing book with vegan recipes. It's great and all, but there are many Asian recipes and I have no idea where I could find the ingredients
Speaker2: Don't worry about this dear, just swap them with something you've got :)
Speaker3: I don't think it'll work, it won't taste the same
Speaker1: That's exactly what they wrote in the book. In certain recipes you shouldn't change a thing.
Speaker2: Oh my, that's a pain
Speaker3: But you're not going to use it only once for one recipe ;)
Speaker3: What are you cooking?
Speaker1: I wanted to make tom yum
Speaker2: Mmmm, nice! Vegan?
Speaker1: Yes, that's the main problem ;)
Speaker4: Hi! I know a place where you can get the ingredients
Speaker1: Hi! Thank you! Could you send me an address?
Speaker4: There are many shops in Chinatown and Soho where you can find ingredients for Chinese, Vietnamese and Thai cuisine, you should also check out Japan Centre
Speaker4: <file_other>
Speaker3: You'll find Korean stuff there as well! I think Indian shops should have some ingredients too, like kaffir leaves
Speaker2: So Speaker1, when are you inviting us over? ;)
Speaker1: When I master Asian vegan cuisine :)
Speaker3: It may take a while then
Speaker1: Thanks Speaker3
Speaker3: What? It took my mum a lot of time to master it even though she's Korean, but good luck :D
Speaker4: I can go shopping with if you'd like, I need to buy some things as well
Speaker1: Cool! Thanks man. Is Saturday all right?
Speaker4: Sure! Anyone would like to tag along?
Speaker2: I'm all up for some exploration!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Lucy gave Speaker1 a cook book with vegan recipes. There are a lot of Asian recipes. Speaker1 wants to prepare tom yum. Speaker4 recommends shops with Asian food in Chinatown and Soho. Speaker4, Speaker1 and Speaker2 are going food shopping on Saturday.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 rented a car, this makes things much faster for her and Speaker2. 