Lao Kitchen

Best laab duck in town! Also try the sun dried beef.

Authentic Lao food. Don't forget to try "Kai" (or river weed), Duck Laab & Spicy Chicken Wings. So yummy!!

Be sure to try their sour soup and the dishes prepared with herbs. If you don't care for spicy, be sure to tell that to the waiter.

Laap duck very nice! :-) (35k)

Great lao food, nice staff

This was very busy when we ate there on a Friday night, but we managed to get a table upstairs. The food was good and didn’t take too long to be served considering the number of customers. The staff were very friendly.Our one complaint is that my partner was served chicken curry instead of tofu curry (we are vegetarians). Luckily, the staff realised their mistake and changed it before any meat had been consumed!The restaurant is well styled, with beautiful photographs of Laos decorating the walls. I would recommend eating here to try Lao food.

Lao Kitchen will provide you with a good overview of Lao food you can find in Vientiane in an environment more suited to the average tourist that the street restaurants (which are amazing). The food is relatively authentic (but not nearly as spicy or hot) and is a great introduction to the type and nature of Lao food. Prices are very reasonable and the sticky rice is as good as most. Well worth a visit, then hit the streets for the real stuff.

I'm a local Vientiane resident, and this is the one of the best restaurants in town. Good value, delicious, good location! They manage to keep Lao food authentic and yet suited to foreigners tastes at the same time. Many Lao still find it authentic, but would probably add more chilli, which is easy to do!

This was very busy when we ate there on a Friday night, but we managed to get a table upstairs. The food was good and didn’t take too long to be served considering the number of customers. The staff were very friendly. Our one complaint is that my partner was served chicken curry instead of tofu curry (we are vegetarians). Luckily, the staff realised their mistake and changed it before any meat had been consumed! The restaurant is well styled, with beautiful photographs of Laos decorating the walls. I would recommend eating here to try Lao food.

At 2.30pm was the only place open and we had a nice surprise:quick service,nice tastes.We suggest chicken fried in banana leaves and a super Ice Lao Coffee at the end.