Street food in Vang Vieng
In Laos, eating is a social activity and dishes are often shared by friends and family. It is common to use chopsticks, or even simply our hands, to eat. These are some of the traditional delicacies we found at street food stalls in Laos.
Here it shows the simple way to have lunch or dinner along the city road.
Normaly food is okey and some are really excellent.
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Herbert Rulf 11/01/2023 23:34
Diese Stände gab´s im letzten Sommer nicht mehr, habe ich vermusst. Die stadt ist tagsüber schonwie ausgestorben und nach einbruch der Dunkelheit erst recht. nach2 Jahren Grenzschließung, mit langenLockdowns und ohne Touristen haben die Leute kein Geld mehr und die weingen thailändischen Reisegruppen die wir dort gesehen haben essen im Hotel oder in reservierten Restaurants. Mir war das alles recht, ich habe die Ruhe dort und die schönen ausgedehnten Wanderungen genossen.LG, Herbert