[2024 Luang Prabang Restaurant] Travel Guide for MANDA de LAOS (Updated Sep)

Dinner ar Manda dw Laos

#grouptravel Manda de Laos resturant: Address- Ban thatluang, Norrassan Rd, luangprabang, laos. The restaurant is located in center of luangprabang. 0.3 km or 10 minutes walking to night market and mekong river. Again, we followed the internet to be here at Manda le Lao restaurant with a romantic, charming and wonderful atmosphere in the middle of the ponds. The food is excellent Tipical local food as luangprabang food such as Luangprabang sausages, papaya salad, and aweam and rhey have alao the western food. Our favorite and recommended are papaya salad, sausages and khoi paa( fish salad) and we enjoyed the atmosphere and views Open hour: lunch: 12:00 -15:00 Dinner 18:00-21:30 #grouptravel #foodie

Manda de Laos ia a perfect way to spend Weekend❤️

#weekendgetaways Luang Prabang Beautiful Dining~Manda de Laos T Manda de Laos, Luang Prabang A chicken salad, a Chicken in curry sauce, a Brulee, a drink; One person ate around 300 RMB, so there's no need to worry about the price. Actually, it's enough for two people. It's recommended to eat before sunset. It's actually quite dark at night, so you can book the location by the Yellow River in advance. I am the person who knows the restaurant. The day before yesterday, I had an appointment with the rainstorm and was flooded. The next day, I walked in directly; It's okay if you don't know each other. There aren't many people in the off-season, so the first and second rows are okay when calculating. As long as there are no restaurant seats inside, it's okay. The innermost position is not open during the off-season, and the entire restaurant can accommodate over 100 people; If you need a romantic seat (P5-6), you need to book a Set Menu. The food that Ma likes to eat is well arranged, Brulee has coconut meat inside, the service is OK, and there are no mosquitoes (it varies from person to person).

A romantic restaurant with lily pond

Manda de Laos is a fine dining restaurant in Luang Prabang located in a very serene and stress free atmosphere overlooking the historical lily pad on a UNESCO classified pond. It serves Laotian family cuisine with beautiful decor and an unforgettable setting for a romantic night as well. The interior design is with tall timber columns and exposed brick walls and the highlight is definitely the lotus ponds surrounded by several tables. It is busiest during dinner time with signature dishes and drinks at the bar. Best to book in advance and you will not regret it. #laos #luangprabang #travelguide #unesco #lily #Finedining #Food #Foodie #Restaurant

Recommended restaurant

this is one of the good restaurants in Luangprabang You should try

Luang Prabang net red restaurant recommended [Manda de Laos] into the restaurant, bypassing the wall corridor, then you will see a pool of square and elegant Xiao Hetang, do not have a hole in the sky. As if walking into a fairyland, it is quiet and beautiful. It is said that this lotus pond is also listed as a world cultural heritage. This house has been inherited for three generations and was left by the owner of the Toune Sisouphanthavong family. The hostess Toune not only continued the practice of the family's traditional Lao dishes, but her French husband also incorporated many elements of French cooking, bringing traditional Lao dishes. Mix and match French cooking and make a different flavor.

A hidden specialty restaurant in Luang Prabang, Laos, has a small entrance. There is a large lotus pond in the middle of the entrance. The environment is very good. Note: Anti-mosquito work should be done well. The restaurant is mainly Laotian cuisine, with special grilled Ning fish, as well as purple rice, puff ice cream and so on. The tastes are quite unique and not acceptable to everyone, but I personally feel that I can try it. Of course, the restaurant service is good, but the price is not cheap.

When landing at Luang Prabang Airport, I saw the advertisement of Manda De Laos at the baggage claim area. This restaurant in my weeding list is hidden in the inconspicuous alley, but from the environment to the taste to the service. It is all satisfying. In this three-generation hereditary courtyard, three lotus ponds are listed as World Cultural Heritage. The hostess and her French husband mix traditional Lao dishes with French cooking and make an old meal with a different flavor. People admire this restaurant for both value and intrinsic.