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Most Popular Indian food in Don Det, Champasak Province, Laos
Discover Restaurants offering the best Indian food in Don Det, Champasak Province, Laos including 4000 Island Bar, Jasmine restaurant, Hathim Indian Restaurant, Datta Bananaleaf Restaurant
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1. 4000 Island Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
Lao owned and run by Nisa and her expat husband Sel. We served a wide variety of cuisine including some of the best indian and western food on the island. Browse through our music database or cue some songs on your own device. We like to serve up good tim
Reviewed By aleksyte
After a long day out on the river kayaking we were in need of food! The chicken tika and veg dishes we ordered were great. I did not love the butter chicken. The lime shake was perfect and refreshing. Overall, satisfying food and friendly service.
2. Jasmine restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By Szymonopyd
The food is soooooo delicious! Everything is fresh prepared and you have a nice view on the mekong river! They have a lot of vegetarian food and I can recommend every dish on the menu :) The owner are lovely Indian people. Thank you!!!
3. Hathim Indian Restaurant
Hathim Indian Restaurant samosa mix veg pakora chicken tikka masala masala dosai naan mango lassi. Chepest & Home Style Food.Veg and Non veg Taali.
Reviewed By Marmitefan58
Easy to find not far from the ferry to the mainland. Excellent vegetarian food, potato and eggplant curry was delicious, I canât comment on the meat/fish, good selection of accompaniments. Food can take time to arrive during busy periods but itâs worth the wait as itâs freshly prepared.Thank you very much for your help full review
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4. Datta Bananaleaf Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By camsean
Considering how isolated and remote Don Det is, it is surprising to find that it has a couple of decent Indian restaurants. If you fancy something different from Thai/Lao favorites like fried pork and basil, this is a good place for surprisingly authentic Indian flavours.We had three mains with naan bread and rice. They were all quite spicy. We had aloo palak, channa masala and chicken tikka, all of which were quite decent. There is also a good range of alcoholic drinks, juices and soft-drinks. Prices are quite reasonable overall. The furniture is in the low-key local style with axe pillows, woven mats and low tables.
