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On my transit at Dongdok station, Vientiane, I was very hungry so I
went to food stall to order food for lunch. The stall owner offered
khoopat which is fried rice in Thai language. The price tag is 15k
Laos KIP (almost equal to 35 Thai Bath or 4 Malaysian Ringgit)
For about 1 US dollar, I got plain sup, sunny side fried egg, and
fried rice with shrimps. Sorry you can't see the shrimps on the
picture.
Anyway I also found fish sauce, and didn't know whether the fish sauce
is also called nampla here in Laos.
After I finished my lunch, I prepared myself for 24 hour bus ride
leaving for Hanoi.
On my transit at Dongdok station, Vientiane, I was very hungry so I
went to food stall to order food for lunch. The stall owner offered
khoopat which is fried rice in Thai language. The price tag is 15k
Laos KIP (almost equal to 35 Thai Bath or 4 Malaysian Ringgit)
For about 1 US dollar, I got plain sup, sunny side fried egg, and
fried rice with shrimps. Sorry you can't see the shrimps on the
picture.
Anyway I also found fish sauce, and didn't know whether the fish sauce
is also called nampla here in Laos.
After I finished my lunch, I prepared myself for 24 hour bus ride
leaving for Hanoi.
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| Khoopat/ Fried Rice |
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| Local Fish Sauce |
