That Luang Food Market — Attraction in Vientiane Capital

My recent visit to That Luang Food Market in Vientiane, Laos was an absolute delight! From the moment I stepped into the market, I was greeted by an array of tantalizing aromas and vibrant colors.

The market boasts a wide variety of authentic Laotian dishes, each offering a unique blend of flavors and spices. Whether you're craving traditional street food favorites like sticky rice, spicy papaya salad, or grilled meats, That Luang Food Market has it all.

What truly stood out to me was the freshness and quality of the ingredients used in every dish. From the succulent grilled meats to the fragrant herbs and spices, each bite was a testament to the skill and passion of the local vendors.

The atmosphere at That Luang Food Market is bustling and lively, with friendly vendors eager to share their culinary creations with visitors. It's the perfect place to immerse yourself in the vibrant food culture of Laos while mingling with locals and fellow...

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With only one chanel shop style with two side stall that the chef are selling cooking / cooked food so it's easy for you to looking what you like to have for tonight dinner.

Most of the menu are Lao food which seminary to Thai food and you could try most of the menu are tasty and consider cheapest a menu maybe starting from 5,000 LAK or 0.7$.

Recommend nfor the grill pork and baby pig so yummy 👍

There's no public toilet but you may use the toilet at the Destiny coffee shop also parking inside is charged but if you lucky to have a space of parking side the road it's free 😁

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So many stalls, so many smells! We ordered from two different stalls, and bought pad Thai, seen savanh (Lao beef jerky), and sai oua (Lao sausage). The market is less geared toward tourist, so there are less english speakers, but the prices were very reasonable and the vendors were helpful despite the language barrier. There are very few places to sit so we took our food across the street into Nong Sa...