Laos

This page is not intended to be an exhaustive guide to Laos. We felt that, with the exception of Le Silapa, a high standard French Restaurant in Vientiane, of which Julian is co-owner, other people could do a better job of presenting the extraordinary country of Laos than we could.

Instead we decided to provide a number of links that we believe could be useful, under a list of towns and locations.

Vientiane

"Le Silapa: Superb decor and French cuisine to match make this the capital's top choice for falang dining. Sample dishes from the changing menu include salmon steak in a red wine and grilled shallots sauce, aubergine stuffed with goat cheese, leg of lamb with a rosemary and garlic confit and duck breast with kathiep flower sauce. For every bottle of wine opened, the restaurant contributes to a medical fund for economically disadvantaged children…" Joe Cummings, Lonely Planet Guide to Laos.

Care for Children

Le Silapa, is an intimate and romantic high standard French restaurant in Vientiane co-owned by Julian of Mut Mee Guest House, Frederic & our chef Anthony.

For every bottle of wine opened here, we make a donation to a Lao child in distress. By sampling some of Vientiane's celebrated haute cuisine you can help a child receive medical attention.

Le Silapa is located in the centre of Vientiane near to the Thai Military Bank and across from Wat In Peng. It is open seven days a week for both lunch and evening service.

Bookings:
Tel. Vientiane 219689
17/1 Sihom Rd, Vientiane
Email: Le Silapa
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Vang Vieng

Awaiting research


Luang Prabang

Awaiting research


Nambak and Nong Kiau

Awaiting research


Muang Xing

Awaiting research

Pak Beng

Awaiting research


Luang Nam Taa

The Boat Landing is an impressive & sustainable ecological tourism project. For more information contact Bill Tuffin via their website www.theboatlanding.com

Savanaket

Awaiting research

Pakse

Awaiting research
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