Restaurants in Savannakhet
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Riverside Snack and Drink Vendors
The riverside snack and drink vendors are great for sundowners. Beerlao and ice is the most common purchase but fresh tąm màak-hung (green papaya salad) and a range of grilled meats are usually on hand. Look for the friendly family of long-haired ladies who run one of these places; one who speaks English apologised to us this time for cutting her hair from calf-length to merely waist-length. Baw pen nyǎng, we say, it’s still pretty impressive.
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Lao-Paris Restaurant
In an old Chinese shophouse near the river the mostly reliable Lao, Vietnamese and French offerings here make this a travellers’ favourite. Service is rarely enthusiastic, but the portions are big and prices reasonable.
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Savan Restaurant
In an oddly romantic outdoor setting with private compartments, this place is all about sìin daat (Korean-style barbecue). There’s no English menu but it’s easy enough to just point and shoot.
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Moonlight Ranch
Run by a quirky Lao-Danish couple, this place has become popular with travellers and expats seeking comfort food. The hamburgers, in particular, aren’t bad.
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Au Rendez-Vous Restaurant
This small and clean restaurant serves a few decent Western dishes with its predominantly Asian menu, and has a good reputation for Western breakfasts.
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Hay Thien
This modest-looking restaurant in the centre of town specialises in freshly prepared, delicious and cheap Chinese dishes.
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