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Aysha Indian
Aysha Indian offers something a bit different with its riverside balcony location and mix of Pakistani, Indian and Lao dishes.
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Erawan Restaurant
The good Asian and European food, lovely owner and chilled ambience refreshingly free of TVs makes Erawan a perennial favourite. Recommended.
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Kangaroo Sunset Bar
This Australian-run place is a decent sunset and evening drinking hole (it does have the coldest Beerlao in town), and the Lao, Thai and fusion-ish food is very edible indeed. The garlic bread and prawn rolls are delicious.
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Luang Prabang Bakery
This long-running bakery serves good breakfasts, pastries, pizza and strong coffee.
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Nokeo
Nokeo is one of the last remnants of the old Vang Vieng. There are no bells or whistles, but it's been around for years because it serves consistently good Lao food at prices low enough that locals can afford to eat here. The succulent ping paa is excellent, as are the various làap and curries. It's the most Lao place to eat in Vang Vieng.
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Organic Mulberry Farm Café
The ever-growing and innovative menu here is one of the best in Vang Vieng, especially for vegetarians. The mulberry shakes and pancakes are famous and everything is fairly priced. You can also eat at the organic farm itself.
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Xayoh Restaurant
The typically international menu has a heavy Italian influence; pizzas and pastas mix with burgers and a pretty good caramel flan. The riverside patio is quite romantic by night and also has several sun loungers. The same menu is available at Xayoh Café, located on Th Luang Prabang.
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