10 Norrassan Road, Luang Prabang, Laos
Daily: 12 noon - 3.00pm, 6.00pm - 10.30pm
Prior to the trip, my BFF and I didn't do any research at all on Manda De Laos, a highly rated restaurant that houses three lotus ponds that have apparently been registered under the UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 1995. My jaw dropped when I stepped into that cosy restaurant.
The restaurant is located near the Vietnamese Consulate General. The sun had began to set when we reached there by foot.
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| The entrance itself brings out a good vibe. |
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| Where we were seated at~ |
The first two pages of the menu booklet gives you a glimpse of the owner's family background in English and French.
While waiting for the food to come, we took a walk around the property.
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| Such a lovely dining setup~ <3 |
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| It's not obvious from outside, but the restaurant is pretty huge. |
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| I suppose the place would be crowded during the weekends. |
Soon after we returned to our table,
amuse-bouche was served. Read
here to find out how our dinner went.
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| I looked so tired and disheveled. :P |
They do take their decorations seriously.
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| Even the washroom looks nice! |
Heres' the last picture taken before I left the premise, which is one of the tables at the bar area with a painting of tiger hunting.
Do make it a point to add this restaurant into your itinerary. Trust me, you won't regret it. :)
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