Name: Yongkhoune Restaurant
Address: Luang Prabang, Laos, LA

Yongkhoune Restaurant is a restaurant, located at Luang Prabang, Laos

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Luang Prabang

Added by Jopie, at 11 January 2017

Monday Open 24 hours
Tuesday Open 24 hours
Wednesday Open 24 hours
Thursday Open 24 hours
Friday Open 24 hours
Saturday Open 24 hours
Sunday Open 24 hours

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Rob & Steph

06 May 2018

I cannot comment on the "bar service". I can only comment on the late lunch dishes I had

The Luang Prabang Salad ingredients were swimming in too much sesame dressing, which also made the lettuce quite soggy. The abundance of sauce on top of the very small amount of spaghetti noodles tasted as though it was right out of a can. The small handful of Pad Thai noodles with pork was very very bland. The portions were very small.

Two stars because the Coca Cola, the 7-Up, and the big bottle of Lao beer were cold, which was very refreshing on a hot day.
伊藤傑

14 April 2018

I have never visit such a terrible restaurant. Bad service, bad taste and not cheap.
Jason Moody

13 March 2018

Great food, good service, I love Luang Prabang
Ma. Fatima Samelo

06 March 2018

Good resto.. it is just that i dont like the beef noodles you can a good one along the streets
Richard Telford

08 January 2018

Ate Lao food both times, excellent sticky rice and lahb. Fast service and very well priced. Great location too at the end of the night market. If less western food and more Lao food would be 5 star.
Juliana Higa

27 December 2017

Just the oldest restaurant in luang prabang, with a plenty of dishes, also with Western food, but i recommend the local food, really good.
Oliver Toye

30 November 2017

Worst food in Asia so far.. My sister stupidly ordered an English sounding chicken dish with cream cheese and "herb" (no herb) that honestly looked like the aftermath of a bukake party.. I wouldn't feed this mess to a stray dog.
Gomer Aquino

10 October 2017

The menu says it is the oldest family-owned restaurant in the city, probably one of the reasons it is perpetually busy. They have a huge menu of local and international dishes. It is more affordable than the other restaurants in the vicinity but the food was quite underwhelming. Service was fast.
Kai Berke

09 October 2017

It's a cheap place and you get what you pay. Had a burger which was supposed to be chicken (didn't taste like chicken at all) and mango with sticky rice which looked and tasted like fresh from the freezer of the local supermarket.
You can eat it and it's worth the money you pay, but not much more
MarcAnton Weigelt

15 May 2017

Been there with a group of five friends on a Monday evening and didn't had a nice expierience at all. Starting with that they didn't had any kind of beef available: neither for a steak nor for Bolognese sauce of pasta.

Following this disappointment I tried to order some steamed rice with spring rolls. And I got shocked as hell when the stuff was honestly telling that the rice where out. Finished. Not available. Rice! In a SEA country which eats rice three times a day

Okay, so I order my spring rolls with French fries which they had. After a while all the food we ordered came and we ate.

By the time we ordered the bill we got the finishing challenge that we all had to pay the bill separately but only one bill. So the calculations started and those have been lucky who had their exact amount due. Because the stuff told us that they litteraly had NO change. In a restaurant! How can you run a restaurant without change?

For questions regarding why they don't had beef or rice or change we just got a smile as answer since none of the stuff spoke english. In the middle of a tourist town on the main tourist street. Pretty poor!
Granted 2.0 G

22 April 2017

Friendly staff. A great place to watch world go buy. Beer is cold and glasses are chilled. Wifi speed here was one of the best we experienced in Luang Prabang but ymmv. Big beer lao is the standard 15000 kip (I wonder what the locals pay?)

Did not try food but restaurant was over half full when visited which is a good sign. Food seemed no more expensive than other places.

One problem we found after staying here a couple of hours was that even though you point at something on the menu they still got order wrong but that is more our fault for not speaking the local language more than them misunderstanding we after all in their country.
Carl Ricketts

27 February 2017

Good choice of western and Laotian food, quite an extensive menu. Laos spicy chicken salad was good as was the yellow noodles and vegetable spring rolls.
CELAB 99

01 February 2017

Sticky rice had clearly been reheated many many times, it was like a rock and completely inedible. The laab moo (Lao pork salad) was completely bland with no spice or flavor, nothing like I have had for 15 years in thailand or laos, the spicy pork sausage was similarly bland and flavorless. Do not eat here if you want to have real Lao food.
Jose Cervantes

18 January 2017

This restaurant is good but it had issues and somethings were inconsistent. Food was great both times we came and my girlfriend was crazy about their coconut shakes (very sweet). The lime juice, however, was perfect and refreshing the first time but warm, tarter, and served in a smaller wine glass the second time. Also, the fried rice had a few eggshells in it. Other than the food, the service was friendly and the place is clean.