Spicy Laap salad with sticky rice and spicy Lao papaya (paw paw) salad is to die for. I also enjoy eating Lao sausages with sticky rice…yummy!

For curries, I prefer a Lao curry noodle soup called Khao Poon. For non-curry soups, I love Khao Piek Sen (Lao chicken noodle soup).

@Leona : I think there is 1 Lao restaurant in Canley Vale, but I know for sure there are a few in Canley Heights which is up the road. Canley Heights is turning into a Food hub, and it’s all on Canley Vale Road as well. It’s great for supper, they open till 3am (some restaurants)

@Mr Taste : Yeah, it’s awesome this place has been around for so long yet not much has changed.

@Betty : The great thing about the area is that you can find anything sth east asian, it really is awesome!

@Forager : Yep I’ve been to Bach Dang a few times, they make really good crab but are on the more expensive side of things.

@Arwen : There are usually queues at this place despite it’s dodgy location, a sign that the food is good!

@Steph : It’s super cheap, not even sure how they make money

@ffichiban : lol laoriffic, you should start up a restaurant in that name.

@DavidCC : Baby egg, I have a hard time eating it! But it is nice once in a while with some Hennesy or something strong.

@Lili : If your ever in the area let me know, we can go check it out together. I love coming here it is so cheap!

@Sydneyguyroejoe : I meant that Thai and Lao food is a bit like middle eastern food in the sense that despite it being different countries, they taste kind of similiar yet unique in their own right. Seems that Fairfield is the Lao hub!

@Billy : It’s not too spicy, but they ask you what level of chilli you want.

@Yas : It’s not a cuisine which has hit ‘mainstream’ for lack of a better of term, a bit like Cambodian or African food.