Tangor Restaurant Bar & Lounge Review

The food was delicious and very good. This not for profit restaurant serves delicious and creative Lao dishes. The apprentices don't speak English so be patient with them. Or you can ask a teacher waiter to help you. The drinks were good on a hot day. There is a sister restaurant in Luang Prabang. It is worth a visit when visiting Laos.

[cp]there must be a tin tin living in the heart of tangor' bartender. theres one in mine too. ​[/cp]

Pu (minced meat): is a Laotian dish with distinct ethnic characteristics. The general method is to chop fresh fish, pork, chicken, beef, etc. into small pieces and mix them with chili, coriander, tomato, lemon, fish sauce and other seasonings. It tastes delicious and unique.

A good place for slow living, leisurely, simple and original ~

Such dishes are acceptable to them, as I have eaten a lot of Southeast Asian food, and I actually feel that the taste of their dishes is quite similar, with a strong flavor.