Little text is required to explain this next post. I wish many of you could have been there to enjoy the meals with my friends and I.
They are in no particular order, but I hope that they inspire you to try some Lao food at a restaurant near you.
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My coworker invited the team to his parent's house for dinner while we were in Xiengkhouang |
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Amazing traditional meal with farmers from Xiengkhouang |
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We went to interview this one farmer, and he was hosting a party with the entire village.
As you can imagine, we left with bellies full of Lao food and some sodas.
Made for quite an unproductive afternoon. |
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I watched this goat meet its ultimate demise.
Here are the cooked organs....memorable, not necessarily appetizing |
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I have an amazing group of co-workers that I eat lunch with every day.
Some are from SAEDA and others are from the Gender Development Association downstairs |
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For dinner, Indian food at least 2x per week. I have found the best spots in town |
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Korean BBQ also at least 2x per week. Fortunately there is one near my apartment,
so when I can barely move after over eating, the journey is relatively easy |
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Here is the Korean BBQ next to my apartment. Basically my veggies for the week |
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When I go out for dinner with Lao people, there must be karaoke |
Like I said, karaoke at most meals.
That is my office dad singing. So proud of him haha
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American Thanksgiving!
They celebrate a month late but it was a nice break from regular Asian-food meals |
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The Cuso volunteers meeting for some afternoon pizza
(doing the ASEAN handshake) |
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Sometimes the Cuso office hosts volunteer group lunches! |
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The real hard workers at Cuso preparing the lunch |
Time for my next meal! These pictures have definitely given me quite the appetite
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