Wednesday's Anchovies

Sa-Bai-Dee~ We always have fun to look around hawker stalls and restaurant when we travel before decide what to eat. Here we summarized food we took throughout our stay at Luang Prabang and we think they are all good! 1. Noodles stall at night market Our very first meal at Luang Prabang was noodles from a small stall at night market, before we made our way up to Phou Si Hill. Expenses: 17,000 kip. A small and simple stall where we sit together with local kids and had our meal :) Our noodles. 2. Dyen Sabai Bar and Restaurant We crossed the Bamboo bridge and had our dinner at Dyen Sabai restaurant. The restaurant's environment is so good that we ended up spent few hours there :P Expenses: 120,000 kip. Laos beer is a must-try :) Middle: Bamboo shoot with shredded pork swerved with rice cracker (45,000 kip). Right: Vegetarian Platter which consists of Mekong seaweed, steamed vegetable, eggplant dip, garlic mushroom, tomato dip serv

There are a lot of budget hotel or guest house around Luang Prabang. We searched through Agoda and decided to book Villa Suan Maak as our first day stay. Review of this villa is quite good, with reasonable price and breakfast included LOL. We are paying around RM52 for one night stay, and the breakfast served the next day worth the price we paid! The room was clean, with attached bathroom and hot shower. The entrance. Dining area and reception. Rooms. Just beside the dining area. Our typical Laos breakfast :P Baguette served with omelette or scrambled egg, strawberry jam, butter, fruits and Laos coffee. The only bad thing of staying here is walking distance to town is around 10-15mins. Besides, there is no much choices of food around this area. But it's OK since we loitered around night market area almost everynight at Luang Prabang LOL.