Luangpra - Menu

interior to redo painting etc ... and dishes too raised. .

very good reception-frame beautiful. I strongly recommend chicken laotian salad and chicken red curry a delight.

A culinary experience that gives life to our Laotian memories! The staff is adorable and reasonable prices. We return every time with pleasure. View menu

lemongrass and shrimp soup, very good and served in a metal dishes with perfume burns; the green curry a little too sweet in our opinion, and the sautéed crab rice seemed to us poor.But it must be said that it was very late and that, however, the service was very welcoming.Y go by choosing carefully its dishes.

pleasant environment, warm welcome. The cuisine made on demand is excellent, with flavors from there (if you can support it!)The cuisine is mainly Thai with some laos dishes: the nem thadeua, lap and other papaya salad with crabs in brine. If you know, ask and you will find yourself projected at 13,000km from there! a real good surprise to bet.

Five of us stopped for lunch while sightseeing in Paris. The staff was very welcoming and helped explain the menu in English. I had never had food from Laos so I just pick something with chicken. Everyone in our party enjoyed their choices. We all choose different meals. Some dishes were served in very interesting vessels which added to the fun of trying a new cuisine. I would eat there again. View menu

I tested this restaurant at lunch in the week and found the friendly welcome. midi menus are affordable but the level of dishes is a little uneven. coconut milk soup was very good and the shrimp dish was a little below it. the portions are correct. on the other hand the perrier bottle at 6€50 is a little abused. dessert mangue/riz gluant/cococo is to be tested, it's very good! Go if you're looking for a Thai meal without too much chichi.

We took: Chicken Satay skewers, pork puffed rice, crying tiger beef, fried chicken. The Satay skewers were overcooked and therefore dry but it wasn't bad. The puffed rice is a real killer, I totally recommend it! Super comforting, crispy, the pork is super good, it's full of flavors. The crying tiger beef was perfect, perfect cooking of the meat, the meat was well flavored with a grilled flavor to die for. The fried chicken was good, quite standard but effective. The price remains a little expensive and I find the map really unclear, you should clean it up. I recommend and I will come back

After visiting Luang Ora’s other location in Paris, I decided to check out this smaller location. This time I tried the shrimp (with sweet potato eggplant green curry, together with the grapefruit (pomelo) salad. Of course, in true Lao fashion, I had to have it accompanied by sticky rice, which gives it just the right consistency when you plonk it into the sauce to soak up all that delicious coconut milk. The service here is friendly, helpful, and warm. While sitting at a window table, it was fun to beckon in three groups of potential patrons, all of whom decided to enjoy the delicious cuisine. Because this is a Lao restaurant, there’s no need to order the Vietnamese and Thai items at the ba... View menu