Laotian Coffee is Great
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| A Cup of Laotian Coffee, Don Det |
My Southern Laos visit was not food trip, I didn’t try any local dishes. However, I have found coffee there is good. Both Italian style coffee such as a cup of hot latte and a cup of espresso and a cup of local style hot coffee are equal taste.
I had Thai food, Indian food,
Japanese food and Vietnamese food during 9 days. On the way to Na Kasung, the
driver told me to have Mekong fish on this season. Unfortunately, on Don Det
there were no local restaurants opened due to a few customers and always rain
on day time.
However, the food lover likes me
still meet the yummy meals.
Food price index in Laos is high. They imported many products and ingredients from Thailand. A bowl of noodle is 15,000-20,000 Kip.
Food price index in Laos is high. They imported many products and ingredients from Thailand. A bowl of noodle is 15,000-20,000 Kip.
Breakfast
Phi Dao Hotel, No. 13 Rd., Pakse
City
Baguette with pâté and a cup of
espresso
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| Sphaghetti Napoli, Inthira Hotel, Champasak Town |
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| At Hasan, Pakse City |
Lunch and Dinner
Inthira Hotel’s Restaurant,
Champasak town
I had beef steak and Carbonara at
Inthira Hotel at Thakaek, Kammuan province, Centrak part of Laos first, and
then had a chance to try spaghetti Napoli at Champasak branch. Both places
served me delicious food.
Indian food
There are Indian food restaurants
in Pakse city and on Don Det. They have the same menu and serve moderate Indian
plates. Grilled chicken is the main dish.
Japanese food
You can have Japanese food at
Pakse city, at a Japanese hotel “Forest”. I think they have too short list
menu. The hotel and restaurant is opposite Wat Luang.
Vietnamese food
Pho is sure. It is the noodle
wildly available throughout Laos. The popular shop at Lankham Hotel, Pakse
moved to riverside. FYI.
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