MANDA de LAOS Review

[Taste] Unique [Environment] Good [Service] Very good restaurant scenery is beautiful, happy when dining, great. Lao flavor here will not be so uncomfortable to eat, comprehensive Western food.

Manda de Laos located in 10 Norrassan Road | Unit 1 Ban Thatluang, Luang Prabang 0600, Laos, Luang Prabang decided to have a serious dinner. I passed by at 5 pm. The handsome French boss received me. After booking, I went to the waterfront at 6 o'clock. The waiter was very enthusiastic and sent a full Chinese Pad. I also learned that the three lotus ponds are world cultural heritage! From dinner in the evening to the full night, the water lilies in the pool and the stars in the sky will bloom together, and I will use all the praises of Luang Prabang here!

A great restaurant, the environment is nothing to say, Bensheng is like a scenery, although the lotus pond is not full of flowers when I go, but it is still picturesque. The price of the dishes is moderate, the quantity is OK, and the desserts are particularly delicious. It is recommended to book in advance, you can choose the seat by the pool, you can enter it a little before the opening hours of the evening, but don't be too early, there is nothing to go shopping or rest around. Very recommended restaurant. give it a like!

It is recommended to stay here for one night in Luang Prabang, better than various piecemeal punch-in travel during the day and experience the dining at the residence of royal officials! ! ! #Romantic dating restaurant #Local food to eat #Small Discovery Society #Worth going to the ancient town ancient village #City humanities handwriting [Secret Table: Secret table] I received the hotel owner's French husband, the owner and executive manager of the restaurant. And very young, a blonde hair very spiritually said: "18:00 officially open... welcome to visit then, if you like it... If you don't mind, you can go around in the yard first! "[Manda de Laos: World Heritage Hotel] Manda de Laos is a private house first! Manda = Mother, translated literally as the private assets of the owners of the villas, three of which were named a World Heritage Site by UNESCO Unesco in 1995, along with the old town. The owner's mother, Phiew, was born in Luang Prabang in 1930, the eldest of the three children, and the owner's grandmother runs a small shop selling daily necessities. Grandpa served the royal family in Luang Prabang, as a royal ceremonial officer, mainly responsible for the royal fasting, baptism, birthdays, ceremonies and other festivals, and he was also a goldsmith. Like all housewives of that era, the owner inherited traditional cooking from his mother, Phiew, in northern Laos. The owner has 10 brothers and sisters, five of whom are girls, and has inherited Lao traditional cooking skills from his mother, Phiew, and has integrated his love for the family into the cooking. "Manda" means the mother "Mother" in Lao. The spirit of the hotel is committed to family life in northern Laos, sharing how to reminisce about Lao traditional cooking in the old time [questioning: about the hotel is not a legacy] Many netizens said that the old city is a legacy. This hotel is not, obviously the homework is not done enough, Or have not seen all the documents and codes of Unesco. This villa and the three lotus ponds are a very important assessment monument, and the ancient city of Luang Prabang is an organic combination of palaces + temples + colonial buildings. [The best seat selection is actually a waterfront seat] At this time, the waiter reminded me: "Now from the evening meal to the full night, the water lily in the pool will bloom with the stars!" Here is mainly the atmosphere, the dishes are medium and upper, after all, I think Bamboo and Tamarind and Elephant restaurant for the traditional northern old. The interpretation of Lao cuisine is more perfect! There are two sets of recommended dishes: 1.Nankang Nankang Package, which focuses on fish cuisine; 2.Manda Package, which focuses on Lao traditional home cooking; But I ordered Lao whiskey, beef, local pork sausage, coconut milk and glutinous rice...because I had to run tomorrow morning, I didn't drink dinner, I only ordered soft mango juice. The atmosphere of the restaurant is dark. If you can't see the menu too late, you can let the waiter take the Chinese version of the iPad to order, and the waiter will also ask if you need a mosquito killer.

It is indeed the hottest and most distinctive restaurant in Luang Prabang, and it opens at 1200 noon every day. Because there are too many people here to eat, it is highly recommended to book in advance. The Lotus Restaurant, as the name implies, is on both sides of a lotus pond. There is a water plank road on one side of the pool. At the end of January, the lotus flowers of various colors are opening one after another. The other side of the lotus pond is tall reed grass. The water in the dining area has cultivated many colorful stone scorpions (orchids). The whole restaurant is covered in lush greenery. Laxay speaks Chinese well, she recommends signature dishes: Luang Prabang salad, sour horn duck, buffalo steak, each dish has its own unique taste, endless aftertaste, the local beer in Laos is also very refreshing, beautiful restaurant, beautiful cooking, good memories. #Luang Prabang #Luang Prabang Restaurant #Laos Luang Prabang Life #Luang Prabang Tourism