Travel + Leisure

"At Han Sam Euay Nong or Three Sisters (Rue Chao Anou), opposite Wat Chan's gilded gate, the tam mak hoong (papaya salad) is the real deal."

Travel + Leisure

"At Han Sam Euay Nong, opposite Wat Chan's gilded gate, the fish larb (grilled fish salad), tam mak hoong (papaya salad), and spring rolls are the real deal."

Lonely Planet

"Cheap and tidy, this busy family-run restaurant features tasty must-have dishes like the delicious khào pûn nâm jąew (thin rice noodles served in a pork broth with pork, bamboo and herbs)."

Lonely Planet

"Cheap and tidy, this busy family-run restaurant features tasty must-have dishes like nǎem khào (crispy balls of deep-fried rice and sour pork sausage shredded into a salad-like dish)."

Gary Lim

"The family-run Han Sam Euay Nong is close to the riverside and a great place to fuel up before navigating the crowded night market. Make an order for their nǎem khào, crispy deep-fried balls of vinegar rice and pork sausage."

Gary Lim

"The menu is relatively limited, focusing on really good rice noodle soups at great value."

Austin Bush

"Handful of simple Lao dishes, ranging from tam mak hung to khao poon nam jaew, thin rice noodles in broth with pork and bamboo, all of which are full of flavour and well executed."

Austin Bush

"Handful of simple Lao dishes, ranging from tam mak hung, Lao-style papaya salad, to khao poon nam jaew, all of which are full of flavour and well executed."

Eat and Travel Asia

"Fresh, tasty, laotian - here was the best meal on our Laos trip."

Eat and Travel Asia

"5 places to eat in Laos: Han Sam Euay Nong - The family-run restaurant limits itself to a few recipes that have been developed over the years: thin rice noodles in a clear broth with fresh herbs (similar to the Vietnamese Ph'o)."