Having read and heard so many positive reviews, having also lived in India myself and after seeing that the owner and cooks are Indian, I thought this would finally be the place.
I order chicken jalfrezi - garlic, chopped chillies, chopped tomatoes, sugar, chicken and salt in a pan. Steem it and go.
What I was given was a joke - loads of cabbage (barely used in Indian cuisine), 4 pieces of chicken, kidney beans, soy sprouts and tasteless green chilli.
The garlic naan was undercooked.
The pineapple juice was 95% water (quite common in Laos).
Check the photos - the first one is what chicken jalfrezi should look like. The second one is what I was given.

If you love Indian food, you’ll love Hathim in Don Det. Thali was amazing and a ton of food. Masala tea well spiced and hot as it should be. The woman that owns the restaurant is friendly,kind, and always had a smile. Breakfast roti with mango and chocolate to die for. Two thumbs way up. DONT MISS THIS GEM!

You don’t come here for the river views, or the cool music.
You come here because it’s the best Indian food in Laos. Take a curry, their mild and delicious. The naan is real naan like in India. And if you prefer your curry hot, just ask and they’ll make it hot.

And as a bonus: the family that run the place as the most gentle people you’ll meet.

Had a butter chicken, chicken tikka and the garlic naan. They were amazing! Very friendly staff to top off the evening.

I was looking for a place where I could eat delicious, healthy and cheap food and voilà ! This amazing place appeared. I am happy to have found good Indian food because I really love it. The woman working there has a beautiful smile, you feel like in home.