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Tum Tum Cheng
Tum Tum Cheng Review
This popular restaurant also runs a well-known cooking school. Even if you don't take a class (about 250,000 kip per day), come for the delicious citronella Mekong catfish, sautéed chicken in banana leaf, or eggplant with chili sauce.
- Address: Sakkarine Rd., Baan Wat Kily, Luang Prabang
- Phone: 071/252019
- Location: Luang Prabang
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- Credit cards accepted.
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Member Reviews
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bernad, from United States-California
Two years ago we had a very good experience
at the Tum Tum Cheng cooking school. Went back end of 2009
with great expectation.They took us to the market to shop for food and then informed us they had everything at the school so nothing was bought.There were not enough burners for more then 4 participants and one of the dishes we prepared was cooked by them in a different kitchen.Both my wife and i were
very disappointed.The class was not
satisfactory. On our first visit we highly
recommended this school to our friends,
but cannot recommend it now.Our suggestion
is to search out other schools in Luang Prabong that will provide excellent classes. We were asked to choose 4 dishes to prepare. The cost was $40. We learned that other cooking classes cook 6 dishes and charge $25.
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