This restaurant has been around for thirty long years and still going strong.
The place can get a little bit noisy though but I couldn't care less as the food is amazingly good.
The place can get a little bit noisy though but I couldn't care less as the food is amazingly good.
Lao cuisine is not the same as Thai cuisine, as many may think. Although there are many influences coming from the neighbouring countries such as Thailand, Vietnam, China and even France.
The staple food of Lao is the steamed sticky or glutinous rice (klao niaw) eaten at every meal.
Ideally, you roll them into small balls, dip into sauce and eat with your fingers.
We didn't order it this time because we wanted to give the Crunchy Fried Rice a go.
Ideally, you roll them into small balls, dip into sauce and eat with your fingers.
We didn't order it this time because we wanted to give the Crunchy Fried Rice a go.
Nothing fancy about the dishes here but they look authentic and tasted simply delicious!
Papaya Salad Lao-Style
Crunchy Fried Rice with Lao-Style Ham
Fried Quails
Wet Fried Noodle
BBQ Marinated Ox Tongue
Lao-Style Iced Coffee
Lao Village
1- 3 Anzac Avenue,
Fairfield NSW 2165
9728 7136
Delicacies served at Lao Village Restaurant, Fairfield seems tasty and yummy... Hope to dine there sooooo sooon...
ReplyDeleteWet Fried Noodle, Lao-Style Iced Coffee and BBQ Marinated Ox Tongue seems tasty.. I want to travel Sydney and dine here
ReplyDeleteGood hearty food ah
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