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Thank you for your support and watching!

She sure did!

Oh yeah, I would love to experience songkran in Southeast Asia one day. So much fun. I bet you saw water fights too?

Lol, it was a recycling bin, and it was washed thoroughly with hot water and soap. Cmon we’re not that stupid 😉

So? Bro not using it for drinks. He just using it to keep them drinks cool

@@NelsonMandela1999 exactly thank you!

Well, this is common for newer hotels. The nicer and higher end the hotel is, the least likely they are to have a fridge or microwave in them, so you make do what works 😉

I usually make my pho the Viet way, since I personally like Viet pho better. They aren’t drastically different yet very different the same time. Lao pho broth does not use as much spices, as the flavor tends to focus more on the deep beef flavor. But in reality the big difference is going to be how we top the pho. Lao people like to add fried garlic and chili oil, plus eat pho with shrimp paste and chili peppers. Alongside a million veggies and herbs.

Imma cook for you one day!

@@kingjeyyy we shall meet up brotha, one day

@@Buk_John seriously, we need to plan this!

@@kingjeyyy yes yes. Let me look into my calendar. You know as well as I do working for some agencies can be hard getting time off :\ I suspect maybe sometime in the summer ? We have to do content in Ak before I gtfoh lolol

@@Buk_John bro I will literally travel to Alaska. Lol

Thanks!

@@kingjeyyy how are you sir ❤️

There are so many boutiques and small hotels/guest houses you can rent. We stayed at My Lao Home - you can find them on Agoda! No need to book for a place with free breakfast because breakfast at the morning markets or street vendors is super delicious!

Thank you for your comment! I found that most of the hospitality workers spoke decent English to help you get around. At the market, they may know minimum English, but they’ll know enough to tell you how much each item costs. Usually the market members have a decent way to communicate in English with foreigners since these are popular places to go to. You can try French! Back in the day everyone knew French. However, the younger generation may not be as verse with French as they are with English since English has become more dominant. For a solo traveler, I think this is the perfect city to visit and meet other travelers or locals. Try using Couch Surfing app to find meetup groups. However I found that there are friendly travelers if all ages, often in small groups, but decent number of solo travelers as well. It’s a quaint but beautiful city, so lots for you to do on your own. Easy to talk to others around you.

@@kingjeyyy This is relevant information, I thank you so much. It will be a fantastic trip and I am ready to face challenges (I will first go to the Philippines, then Vietnam, and Laos then Vietnam again) First time in Asia. Thank you again. You are helping many of us who are clueless about the area

Thank you!!!

The cost was about 200k Kip and about an hour from center

Not long, maybe 10 minutes?

Thank you for watching! I went around lunch time and it was super busy. I’d recommend going in the morning as it’s about an hour boat ride away from LPB.

Excuse me? I think you’re lost in translation somewhere. Don’t come at me with this rude comment. 1. This video is based on my personal experiences that I’m choosing to share. You’re accusing me of not telling the true story on what basis? I’m being my true self and providing my honest opinions you can choose to watch or move on. 2. I am doing a service by promoting Lao culture and Lao food, helping lift my people and enlightening the world on the beauty of being Lao. 3. If you have a problem because I wore a mf T-Shirt, then move on to someone else or go make a damn video on your own. It’s hot as hell in Laos. You think I’m going to walk around in a suit and tie just to go sit down and eat? And if there was a mf dress code at that place, then I wouldn’t have eaten there. The truth, as you seem to think I need to provide more truth, is that there was NO DRESS CODE. If there was, it was not written and it was not made known us. Rather, the staff rushed to give us the best food and experiences. So if you have a problem with my T-Shirt then get dressed up and make your own video. Thank you for watching my video. However, your rude comment is lacking truth and is unnecessarily misleading.

@@kingjeyyy I’m sorry I have no intentions to be rude to you. There is misunderstanding about telling the truth. I meant to say Lao food is delicious that’s the truth. About T-shirt yes I said it bc restaurant itself looks a little bit for upper class. True there is no dress code has written on their tables. I apologized. You can wear whatever you want. I don’t pay for ur food n I’m not the owner either. Do what makes you happy. I decided to write this comment I thought bad n good go together. My bad It’s the truth n the fact. If I don’t like it,I can move on n I don’t have to watch your video. Yes I have a choice. But my choice turned out to be rude to you I apologize. Honesty,sometime thing doesn’t turn out well.

@@thatsanalainthanousay2430 appreciate your apology.

Yes it does!

Thank you so much!

Thank you!

@@kingjeyyy welcome 🤗

Thank you for watching 🙏😄! I actually have plenty more videos coming, just hadn’t ad the time to edit and upload. Keep on the lookout for more! I’ll be going back to SEA this November. Let me know if you need any advice!

It was damn good!

Thank you for the support! Yeah hopefully more people can see how awesome Lao food is.

I’ve never met another Lao person from Australia! So cool! I hope to visit one day.

I did not get to check out the one by the River, I hear it was beautiful! This was right by my hotel and convenient. Will have to try it out again when I visit.

Let me know how you like them! They’re so cheap but surely delicious.

Awesome! Good luck on your business endeavors!

Thanks for the tip!

It’s pretty darn good! I’d say yes but only slightly.