Luang Prabang

An elegant French brasserie situated on a corner in the most picturesque part of the old city. — Insight Guides

This is often cited as the best restaurant in town and there is a fair amount of legitimacy behind that claim. — Frommer's

Mok Pa, steamed fish with spices wrapped in a banana leaf is the dish of choice at this long-established Asian restaurant, a favorite with locals. — Fodor's

Ceiling fans, French doors, and potted plants supply colonial Asia atmosphere, while the kitchen delivers delicious, delightfully presented Lao favorites. — Concierge

Steeped in history and classic French-Lao architecture, the rooms feature Lao art, antiques and mod cons. — Lonely Planet

As a source for cooking classes, market tours, and a ridiculously affordable menu, partners Joy Ngeuamboupha and Caroline Gaylard may be the town's most enthusiastic promoters of Lao cuisine. — Concierge

Joma's second branch in Luang Prabang has the usual tempting offering of sorbets, fruit salad, cookies, bespoke subs and fair-trade coffee. — Lonely Planet

One of the SE Asian Tree Alliance's training restaurants for marginalized youths, Khaiphaen is following in the successful footsteps of Makphet, its Vientiane relative. — Fodor's