Khao Piak
The famous version from "Xieng Thong Noodle Soup".
I had featured the noodles of Luang Prabang before but time had rushed past and I didn't tried this place 10 years ago.
Heavily featured with explanation in Laotian, English, Chinese, Korean and Japanese, no surprises about its tremendous success.
The soup was clear....and unfortunately but not quite unexpectant, definitely flavoured with flavour-stock. I had the "luxurious" version with both pork and egg.....the egg was more soft-boiled, left to cook in the boiling hot broth and I liked it....as it resembled onsen egg. The highlight was the extremely al dente but smooth noodles....so easy to slurp up and so satisfyingly firm to churn it around inside the mouth, enjoying the explosion of flavours of the bowl.
Extra resources: somanymiles.com/2016/07/noodles-northern-laos/
Khao Piak
The famous version from "Xieng Thong Noodle Soup".
I had featured the noodles of Luang Prabang before but time had rushed past and I didn't tried this place 10 years ago.
Heavily featured with explanation in Laotian, English, Chinese, Korean and Japanese, no surprises about its tremendous success.
The soup was clear....and unfortunately but not quite unexpectant, definitely flavoured with flavour-stock. I had the "luxurious" version with both pork and egg.....the egg was more soft-boiled, left to cook in the boiling hot broth and I liked it....as it resembled onsen egg. The highlight was the extremely al dente but smooth noodles....so easy to slurp up and so satisfyingly firm to churn it around inside the mouth, enjoying the explosion of flavours of the bowl.
Extra resources: somanymiles.com/2016/07/noodles-northern-laos/