A fellow Canadian recommended this hidden gem after a long day of doing a walking tour of the city. It was a perfect way to regain energy and relax in a peaceful setting. We were welcomed by Montrealer - Natalie.The restaurant is built on the slopes of the Nam Khan river and the 'rooms' are terraced. We just had a...
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In hindsight we should had heeded the implications, of poorly photocopied handbills handed out in the street appealing for custom for this outdoor restaurant.
We arrived in two groups for a table for six.
We were separated and the staff didn't even connect that we were the same reservation.
The two parts of the group were seated separately out of...
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We were welcomed at Dyen Sabai, like old friends. We wandered down to the beautiful, self-contained eating areas and ordered a cool drink. The vegetarian dip selection was fantastic and Natalie (our host) was friendly and entertaining. We rode our bikes there, but we were told that there is a bridge in place after the end of the wet season.
We discovered this place by strolling around and discovering Luang Prabang.
It is across the Nam Khan River and one needs to use the temporary foot bridge which is only there during dry season otherwise the footbridge is washed away and one must travel around and enter from the airport side of Luang Prabang.
There is one guest house, large...
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