The Lao People Were a Tribe of the 1St Millennium That Settled Across South East Asia

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The Lao People Were a Tribe of the 1St Millennium That Settled Across South East Asia The Lao people were a tribe of the 1st millennium that settled across South East Asia. Lao Cuisine has influenced the Lao-populated region of North Eastern Thailand and Lao foods were also introduced to Cambodia and Northern Thailand where the Lao have migrated. The Staple food of the Lao is steamed sticky rice and sometimes the Lao even referred to themselves as ‘Luk Khao Niaow’, which can be translated as ‘children of sticky rice’. LAO restaurant focuses on specialty dishes from South East Asia and at Lao, guests will discover traditional Asian flavours in contemporary ways, in a philosophy of good and clean living. Dim Sum = &? 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FB F. =I % : 265 Grilled prawn with red curry sauce Thai red curry, zucchini, broccoli, Portobello mushroom !E 3 : 9 .3 .3. % FJ . F% J 170 Pan fried salmon Asparagus, enoki, wasabi, sweet beans * @! ZW. F. FJ F' 160 Steamed cod fish Banana leaves, garden herbs and soya sauce 30 ] (W * C C" : \9 E H ] 3I 142 (V) Vegetarian (N) Contain nuts For those with special dietary requirements or allergies who may wish to know about the food ingredients used, please ask for the manager $ ! "# $ % &'( ) *+, -. ( ) 34 56 12 ,(0 All prices are inclusive of 10% municipality fee and 10% service charge (# = 3 >;< (. = 3 >;< 89 3, &'3(. 3 , :2 Veal with green curry Wild mushrooms, black garlic, lemongrass and Thai basil 3. " 8B & (V 9 F? E =c FX %4 : 165 Chicken kung pao (N) Peanuts, chili, Szechuan peppercorns . MJ L2? 9S 8. F84 F ? Z 125 Honey and ginger braised Muscovy duck breast Radish, Japanese yam 8BS 8 : 9 f. = 6%. 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