Savannakhet restaurants are mostly owned by locals, which means you’ll get to enjoy authentic Laotian dishes at rather affordable prices. The riverside area is lined with cafes and bistros with impressive sunset views, while north of the Kaysone Phomvihane is where you can find international dining options that are part of guesthouses and hotels.
French cuisine is a must-have in Savannakhet – choose from upmarket and mid-range restaurants along Latsavongseuk Road or street vendors selling crispy baguettes stuffed with meat and fresh vegetables. While dining options in Savannakhet aren’t as diverse as bigger towns like Luang Prabang or Vientiane, you’ll still be able to find longstanding restaurants that have attracted locals and tourists for decades.
Many restaurants in Savannakhet are locally-owned venues that serve authentic Laotian dishes at rather affordable prices. The riverside area attracts many with cafes and bistros with impressive sunset views, while north of the Kaysone Phomvihane has guesthouses and hotels with onsite restaurants offering international cuisine.
Savannakhet is also a good place to enjoy authentic French cuisine – there’s an upscale restaurant...
