Good Lao food made for western taste buds (imo). Reasonably priced. Has a nice garden and some seating out front for some prime people watching.
Pro's:
- Tastiest curry in Luang Prabang (I ordered the Lao Green Curry with chicken)
- Very generous portions for such average prices (my meal was only 32,000 Kip)
- Friendly and attentive staff
- Pleasant music
- Warm decor inside, elevated street view outside
Con's:
- Mosquitoes at night (wear bug repellent)
- Outdoor lighting could be more exciting/alluring
- Drinks are pricey (however, I didn't order a cocktail, so I can't speak to their quality)
Atmosphere was good. Mosquitoes all around. Ordered 2 fresh juices, orange and watermelon, omelette and my husband ordered coffee, lemon juice with mint and omelette. Fresh juices figured out to be out of the pack chemical stuff, and lemon juice was blended with ice mint water with sugar and lemon. Maybe after Vietnam and Mexico I'm spoiled with normal freshly squeezed juices, but no way you can ever call it a fresh. We never saw a coffee, they forgot about it (it looks pretty common for Laos). No complaints about the omelette.
Buonissime le colazioni. Da non perdere il Laos Waffel.
We were surprised by the environment in here, we really liked.
We were looking for a place to WORK and found in Delilah one of the best internet available around our hostel.
The food is pretty awesome. The service is good even though the english wasn't the best, but totally ok.
Also, if you like cats, you will find 2 friendly felines wondering around.
Pleasant and tasty choice of traditional and international food