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Breakfast Set Breakfast BREAKFAST Served all day 1. Seasonal Fresh Fruit Plate 25,000 kip 2. French Toast 25,000 kip Served with fresh fruits 3. Scrambled Eggs and Bread 25,000 kip 4. Fried Eggs and Bread 25,000 kip 5. Crepes 25,000 kip Served with banana & honey 6. Omelette Three Eggs 30,000 kip 7. Pancake 35,000 kip Served with fruits & honey 8. Muesli with Milk or Homemade Yoghurt 35,000 kip 9. Lao Noodle Soup 35,000 kip Noodle soup prepared with bean sprouts, herbs and fried shallots, with your choice of pork, chicken, fish or vegetarian SET BREAKFAST 10. Small 40,000 kip Fried eggs served with homemade bread, homemade jams and butter 11. Full English 65,000 kip Sausage, bacon, egg, mushrooms sautés, baked beans served with bread and homemade jams and butter STARTERS 20. Green Salad 35,000 kip Lettuce, herbs, spring onions, tomatoes, cucumbers and boiled egg. Add tuna 10k 21. Olivier Salad 45,000 kip Lettuce, potatoes, carrots, green beans, tuna, olives, capers, eggs and mayonnaise, served with homemade focaccia 22. Crispy Chicken Salad 50,000 kip Crispy chicken, lettuce, avocados and mangos 23. Cold Cut Selection 105,000 kip Served with green or black olive, gherkins, cheese, butter and toast SOUPS 30. Tomato Soup 30,000 kip Served with homemade bread 31. Gazpacho 30,000 kip Cold tomato soup, lightly spiced, served with homemade bread 32. Creamy Pumpkin Soup 35,000 kip Served with homemade bread 33. Creamy Mushroom Soup 50,000 kip Served with homemade bread PIZZAS Cooked in a wood fired oven 40. Margherita 55,000 kip Tomato sauce, basil, and mozzarella 41. Vegeterian 60,000 kip Tomato sauce, onion, mushroom, eggplant, tomato, and mozzarella 42. Hawaii 70,000 kip Tomato sauce, ham or bacon, pineapple, and mozzarella 43. Siciliana 75,000 kip Tomato sauce, anchovies, capers, olives, and mozzarella 44. Salami 75,000 kip Tomato sauce, salami or salami picante, and mozzarella 45. Tuna 75,000 kip Tomato sauce, tuna, capers, onion, and mozzarella 46. Quattro Stagioni 95,000 kip Tomato sauce, ham, mushroom, artichoke, olives, egg, and mozzarella 47. Quattro Formaggi 105,000 kip Tomato sauce, Cheddar, Danish blue cheese, Brie, and mozzarella PASTA 50. Vegetarian 50,000 kip Homemade fettuccine, with mixed vegetables in tomato sauce and parmesan 51. Bolognese 65,000 kip Homemade fettuccine, with a tomato sauce with vegetables, beef, herbs and parmesan 52. Mushroom Gnocchi 65,000 kip Potato gnocchi with a creamy mushroom sauce topped with fried garlic 53. Vegetarian Lasagna 65,000 kip mixed vegetables in tomato sauce, with Béchamel and mozzarella cheese 54. Carbonara 75,000 kip Spaghetti with bacon, egg, pepper, and parmesan 55. Blue Cheese Gnocchi 75,000 kip Potato gnocchi with a creamy blue cheese sauce 56. Beef Lasagna 85,000 kip Lasagna with beef in tomato sauce with vegetables,herbs, Béchamel and mozzarella cheese SANDWICHES, BURGERS & PANINIS Our Mayonnaise and our French Fries are homemade 60.BLT Sandwich 40,000 kip Homemade bread with bacon, lettuce,tomato and mayonnaise, served with salad 61. Crispy Chicken Sandwich 55,000 kip Homemade bread with crispy chicken, mayonnaise, lettuce, avocado, tomato and mango, served with salad 62. Chicken Burger 55,000 kip Crispy chicken with mayonnaise, lettuce, tomato and cucumber served on a homemade sesame bun 63. Chicken Panini 60,000 kip Homemade Focaccia bread with mozzarella, olive oil, basil, chicken, homemade pesto sauce, onions and red peppers, served with salad 64. Vegetarian Panini 60,000 kip Homemade Focaccia bread with mozzarella, tomato sauce, basil, black olives, eggplant and mushrooms, served with salad 65. Classic Ham Panini 65,000 kip Homemade Focaccia bread with mozzarella, cooked ham, tomato sauce, olive oil and basil, served with salad 66. Tuna Panini 70,000 kip Homemade Focaccia bread with mozzarella, basil, tuna, capers, onions and green olives, served with salad 67. Bacon & Brie Panini 75,000 kip Homemade Focaccia bread with mozzarella, Brie, bacon, apple, olive oil and basil, served with salad 68. Lao Pork Burger 75,000 kip Pork burger seasoned with lemongrass, garlic, kaffir lime leaves and shallots, served on a homemade sesame bun with homemade tomato salsa, lettuce and cucumber 69. Pork Belly Burger 80,000 kip Slow cooked pork belly, with bacon, cheese, lettuce, tomato, cucumber, served on a homemade sesame bun and a fried egg 70. Angus Beef Burger 90,000 kip Angus beef with homemade barbeque sauce, cheddar cheese, lettuce, tomato, grilled onion and bacon served on a homemade sesame bun LAO STARTERS Our Lao starters have been modernized with the latest techniques in Lao cuisine by our head chef, fusing classical Lao dishes with new and exciting flavors to please all palates. 80. Our Signature Salad 35,000 kip Let us know how spicy you like it! 81. Our Mok Paa 40,000 kip A farci of steamed fish, served with steamed vegetables 82. Our Laap 40,000 kip Minced and prepared with herbs, served with vegetables, with your choice of chicken, pork, fish, duck or vegetarian 83. Our Fresh Spring Rolls 40,000 kip Fresh rice paper rolled with carrot, lettuce, egg, green mango, long bean and spring onion, with your choice of chicken, pork or vegetables, served with tamarind dipping sauce 84. Our Fried Spring Rolls 45,000 kip Deep-fried rice paper rolled with carrot, lettuce, egg, onion, taro, black mushroom and cabbage, with your choice of chicken, pork or vegetables served with tamarind dipping sauce 85. Our Cheow 45,000 kip A selection of four different Lao dips: tomato, egg, mushroom, and eggplant, served with steamed vegetables 86. Discover Lao 80,000 kip A selection of four different Lao dishes: Laap, Cheow Bong, tomato dip, Lao sausage, served with khaiphan, steamed and fresh vegetables Add sticky rice or steamed rice 10,000 kip LAO MAIN COURSES Our Lao main courses have been modernized with the latest techniques in Lao cuisine by our head chef, fusing classical Lao dishes with local ingredients with exciting flavors to please all palates 90. Our Phat Thai 45,000 kip Fried rice noodles with eggs, tofu, spring onions and bean sprouts, with your choice of chicken, pork or vegetarian 91. Our Signature Khao Phat 45,000 kip Stir-fried rice with vegetables, eggs and our homemade Cheow Bong, with your choice of chicken, pork or vegetarian 92. Our Khoua King 45,000 kip Fried meat with ginger and pineapple, served with steamed rice or sticky rice, with your choice of chicken, pork, fish or vegetarian 93. Our Green Curry 45,000 kip Served with steamed rice or sticky rice, with your choice of chicken, pork, fish, or vegetarian 94. Our Phat Ka Phao 45,000 kip Fried meat with holy basil and long beans, served with steamed rice, with your choice of chicken, pork or vegetarian 95. Our Pon Paa 45,000 kip Simmered lukewarm or hot Mekong fish with eggplant, shallots, garlic, galangal, lime leaf and herbs, served with steamed or sticky rice 96. Our Or Lam 55,000 kip Laotian stew of long bean, Thai brinjal, black mushroom, Chinese kale, Lao herbs, served with steamed or sticky rice, with your choice of chicken, pork or vegetarian 97. Our Phaneng Curry 55,000 kip Served with steamed rice, sticky rice or fresh pasta, with your choice of chicken, pork, duck, fish or vegetarian 98. Our Yellow Curry 60,000 kip Served with steamed rice or sticky rice, with your choice of chicken, pork, fish or vegetarian MEAT & FISH A choice of side dish: mashed potatoes/ French fries/ fresh pasta served with salad Please let us know how you would like your meat cooked: rare - medium rare - well done 100. Fish of the Day 75,000 kip The catch of the day, fresh from the Mekong, served with a lemon sauce or white wine sauce 101. Pork Belly 75,000 kip Slow cooked pork belly, with banana flower, carrots, ginger and lemongrass, served with steamed rice 102. Pork Chop 90,000 kip A succulent pork chop with the choice of pepper sauce, mushroom sauce or red wine sauce 103. Breast of Duck 95,000 kip Duck breast served with your choice of pepper sauce, mushroom sauce or red wine sauce 104. Steak 125,000 kip Steak (imported from Thailand) served with your choice of green pepper sauce, mushroom sauce or red wine sauce 105. Onglet 125,000 kip Onglet steak (imported from Thailand) served with a choice of pepper sauce or mushroom sauce or red wine sauce DESSERTS 110. Sweet Spring rolls 40,000 kip Caramelized banana and coconut milk 111. Panna Cotta Basilicum & Lime 40,000 kip 112. Our Homemade Sorbet Selection 40,000 kip Please ask our staff for the available choices, serving of 2 scoops 113. Chocolate Crepes 45,000 kip 114. Crepes Flambé 45,000 kip 115. Mango Sticky Rice 45,000 kip Cooked in coconut milk, served with ice cream and crumble 116. Chocolate Fondant 65,000 kip Served with ice cream 117. Cheese Selection 85,000 kip .
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