Vegan-friendly
Indian
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Indian diner that advertises vegetarian and non-vegetarian food. Menu has a decent vegetarian section with vegan choices. Note: Could be associated with the Nisha Restaurant in Phonsavan. Open Mon-Sun 9:00am-10:00pm.
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Kitsalat Rd (at Wisunalat Rd), Luang Prabang, Laos
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Added by anarchistanimal on 02 Mar 2013
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30 Reviews
First Review by konatufe
Arvid
Points +469
Good food but noisy - Edit
We had a polite young waiter and ordered the tomato soup (very good, 15,000 kip), the vegetable samosa (good, 10,000 kip), and the yellow lentil dhaal (thin, almost souplike, but good, 15,000 kip) with saffron rice (15,000 kip). Pictures are in the gallery.
Read moreSince we're a bit sensitive to spiciness, we chose 'not spicy' and were surprise that that actually meant not spicy. Both the soup and the dhaal were, to our liking, quite mild.
We enjoyed the food, but the place was very noisy due to the tiled floor and walls amplifying the street noise and the blaring sound system. We didn't find the place particularly dirty though, as an earlier reviewer did.
The Wifi password is laonisha.
Pros: Some 30 vegetarian options
Cons: Very noisy, rather dim lighting
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walkingvegan
Points +206
Not friendly staff but yummy vegan appetizers - Edit
I've been there once so far and had just appetizers. A plate with 2 vegetable samosas for 10000 kip and a mixed vegetable Pakora for 12000 kip.
Read moreThe place is a bit dirty and the staff not friendly, but the appetizers were incredible good. Pakora was not only fried vegetables, but with yummy spices on it. I double checked and it was both vegan.
Pros: vegan options
Cons: dirty place, not friendly staff
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konatufe
Points +70
It's ok - Edit
Nothing remarkable. I really felt like in India, because I think the service is like in India... pretty much... what do you want?
Read moreI ask for alo-gobi, chapati and sweet lassi. Lassi was not so tasty. Alo-gobi was ok, and chapati small.
I think is ok if you want to try Indian food in Laos.
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