A Local Favorite in Vientiane: Sin Dat Sai Lom Yen
If you are spending time in Vientiane and want to enjoy a relaxed, local-style meal in the evening, Sin Dat Sai Lom Yen is a place worth trying. Sin dat is a popular Lao grill-and-hotpot style meal, similar to Thai mookata, and is enjoyed across Laos as a social way of eating. Sin Dat Sai
Lao Food and Spiciness: What “A Little Spicy” Really Means
When people talk about Lao food, spicy flavors often come up first. And yes—it’s true that many Lao dishes are spicy. But it’s also important to understand that not all Lao food is spicy, and spice is usually added to specific dishes rather than everything on the table. For Lao people, eating spicy food is
International Restaurants in Vientiane Capital
🇩🇪 German & Central European Cuisine In Vientiane, German and Central European food is especially popular among expats and long-term visitors. You will often find hearty dishes such as sausages with sauerkraut, schnitzel, roasted meats, fresh bread, pretzels, and pastries. These meals are filling and comforting, making them a good choice for people who miss
Celebrating and Spending Time with Lao People: Parties, Friends, and Family
Partying with Lao people is usually calm, warm, and deeply social rather than loud or formal. Whether it is a family gathering, a small celebration with friends, or an event linked to religion or life milestones, the focus is on being together, sharing food, and enjoying the moment. You will quickly notice that Lao gatherings
Mimi House Food & Beverage — A Small, Lovely Café With a Big Heart
Cookies handmade by people with disabilities, using Mimi House’s original recipe📍 Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/LfZZMNc34vtbCzus6?g_st=ipc If you’re looking for a cozy spot to enjoy a delicious drink and support a meaningful cause, Mimi House Food & Beverage is a must-visit. This small, charming café is more than just a place to relax — it is a social
Boun That Luang Festival – A Sacred Celebration in Vientiane
The Boun That Luang Festival has officially begun in Vientiane!This is the most important Buddhist celebration in Laos, dedicated to the nation’s greatest symbol — Pha That Luang, the majestic golden stupa that represents faith, unity, and identity of the Lao people. Lao people believe that Pha That Luang enshrines a sacred relic of the
Experience the That Luang Festival 2025 in Vientiane
If you’re in Laos this November, you’re in for something truly special — the That Luang Festival (Boun That Luang), one of the most important and beautiful celebrations in the country. This year, the festival will take place from Monday, 3 November to Wednesday, 5 November 2025, with the main holiday on 5 November. It’s
Pho: A Must-Try Dish When Visiting Laos
Pho is a noodle soup dish beloved across Southeast Asia, especially in Laos and its neighboring country, Vietnam—where the dish originally comes from. Pho was created in the early 20th century in northern Vietnam, blending French colonial influences with traditional Vietnamese ingredients. It features flat rice noodles in a fragrant broth made by slowly simmering