Lacto
Pizza
International
Western
Laotian, Israeli
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. A sign outside advertises "vegetarian food," and the choices are presented on one page of the menu. Some other non-veg dishes can be cooked veg or vegan, but you need to specify clearly. Has ground seating on the first floor, and one table with view on the sunset. Has Wi-Fi. Reported closed December 2022.
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South of Elephant Crossing, Vang Vieng, Laos
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Last update on 03 Dec 2022 by sallymk
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Added by samden on 18 Apr 2013
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11 Reviews
First Review by katya
lizzycat
Points +134
Yay! We’re not gonna starve in VV - Edit
Easily the best food we’ve had in Vang Vieng so far. We ordered the noodles with tofu & veggies, and the vegetable & tofu soup. Both were tasty, had good flavours but weren’t overdone with salt. Huzzah! We also ordered the sticky rice with mango and coconut cream which was super tasty!
Read moreThe staff are lovely and attentive! Nice big board with vegan dishes! If we go back we’ll give the falafel a go ☺️
Pros: cheap, vegan dishes, tasty
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Pat_
Points +642
Not the best houmous of my life - Edit
Falafels were bland and houmous ok. Pita was very soft and warm. No other vegan dishes were available as there was no tofu. The waiter didn't understand the word vegan although a sign in the restaurant indicate vegan food...
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JonJon
Points +20904
Local vegan food worth it but falafel and hummus are expensive - Edit
This place offers clearly labeled vegan food (hummus, falafel, fried rice/noodles and tofu, pasta, pumpkin soup...). The hummus has a good texture but is a bit bland. Falafel are tasty but small, making the hummus + falafel dish a bit expensive because the whole portion is small. I would instead prefer the fried rice/noodles with tofu even if the tofu is also a bit bland (the rest is not). Make sure that the cook is making the dish without eggs (the vegan and not the vegetarian version). The owners are friendly and nice. One of the few vegan-friendly eateries of Vang Vieng, so you will probably give it a try, and it will be OK.
Read morePros: vegan options clearly labeled, friendly staff, local food is good
Cons: hummus is a bit bland, and expensive, make sure they don't add eggs in vegan dishes
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Laurilein
Points +75
Too expensive for what you get - Edit
I was really disappointed with this place. Falafel were super dry and you could see that they came from a very cheap industrial made package. Also the hummus had no flavor at all, and you pay more than $5 for falafel and hummus, not even big portion. Wouldn’t recommend it at all.
Read morePros: Friendly owner
Cons: Expensive, No taste
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CharityBosua
Points +548
Great - Edit
I ate here everyday during my stay in Vang Vieng. Mostly because I trusted this place knowledge of veganism more than other places.
Read moreTheir pumpkinsoup is really amazing! Also I had the falafel with hummus and I loved it!
Make sure you clearly order no garlic sauce (mayonaise).
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TravelingT
Points +43
Really good Falafel and Hummus - Edit
I came for the Falafel and Hummus and wasn't disappointed. The taste is really good, it goes well with the hot pita bread and fresh salad. The amount wasn't too much and the price not cheap though.
Read moreI found the service to be nice.
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AdamYeshe
Points +479
My favourite place in Vang Vieng - Edit
Owner of the restaurant- Mama Sababa is one of the loveliest people I have met on my journeys! Excellent fast service and the falafel she makes....hmmmm the best one I had outside of Israel!
Read morePros: Food, Service
Cons: A bit hard to find
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Vrymoet
Points +583
give this place a miss - Edit
Wouldn't go there unless you're really desperate, the vego place was closed so I had to head here but it was not great. I won't be going back
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lotustummy
Points +1233
good falafel - Edit
Not the nicest atmosphere and the service is Hit or miss. But the lady does a yummy felafel and a good tofu larp
Read morePros: cheap ish , outdoor seating
Cons: slow service , kinda buggy
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YuliAzarch
Points +50
nice place - Edit
We ate here a few times. The food was tasty, but a bit small dishes, and more pricey then other close restaurants (by a bit).
Read moreOur stomach was ok afterwards which is important when traveling. Food is very fresh here too!
Pros: fresh, nice owner
Cons: pricey, small dishes
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katya
Points +32
Good find in Vang Vieng! - Edit
Great homemade hummus and falafel. Everything made from scratch, from soaking the chickpeas to the pita bread. Seriously, some of the best hummus and falafel. Large selection of vegetarian Laotian dishes, all can be requested without fish sauce. The fruit shakes are also vegan-- pineapple was in season when we were there.
Read moreSmall veggie and herb garden at the restaurant, and Mama Sababa told us she has a small, mostly organic farm nearby where most of the veggies come from.
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