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Laos 21: Cafe Ban Vat Sene Luang Prabang and how to travel solo

August 12, 2016 – 9:34 am
Delilah's pancake Luang Prabang

Almost stop in at a place called Chill. But not quite right, even though what “right” is, I won’t know, till I find it: a Lao breakfast menu at a pretty elegant place that also has a bakery. When I search I find it in my Rough Guide too. At Café Le Ban Vat Sene on Sakkaline Road I sit outside and order the Khai Jeun Jaeo Mak Len (omelet cooked with herbs and served with tomato relish, sun-dried beef and sticky rice) 30,000 kip and Lao coffee.

Laos 20. From Luang Prabang’s Delilah Cafe to Mount Phousi

August 10, 2016 – 7:29 am
Home repairs on the way down from Mount Phousi.

At Delilah’s Cafe in Luang Prabang I order the Rough Guide brekker suggestion. The banana pancake that comes with lemon, ginger and cream and a Lao coffee. Here, like everywhere, there is WiFi. (Sometimes I doesn’t work but for the most part does).