Yongkhoune - Luang Prabang

We found this restaurant running around last night and sat for some pad Thai. I really enjoyed it, they understand vegan options. The noodles were thin and it had a good part of the nuts I love. The smoothie was a little watered and they use plastic straws that could easily deliver bamboo straw. The staff was very friendly and happy to talk and learn. We enjoyed it!

I'm an American in LP. I always enjoy their food. Delicious, cheap, family-run and consistent. I know there are fanciers, higher end places and also cappings. I often choose this place for a simple dinner.

We had 2 chicken sandwiches, an iced tea and watermelon smoothie, which were good and fill 65K. The service is somewhat slow, maybe there is only one cook, but it is clean and comfortable, a good place to get out of the heat!

It's a cheap place and you get what you pay. Had a burger who should be chicken (not taste like chicken at all) and mango with sticky rice that looked and tasted like fresh from the freezer of the local supermarket. You can eat it and it's worth the money you pay, but not much more...

The menu says it is the oldest family-owned restaurant in the city, probably one of the reasons it is perpetually busy. They have a huge menu of local and international dishes. It is more affordable than the other restaurants in the vicinity but the food was quite underwhelming. Service was fast.