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Vientiane: Central Bus Station has been Moved (2015/10/14)

BUS-EC

Central Bus Station (CBS) in Vientiane had been moved. CBS has many buses which goes to north Thailand and many places in Laos.
Maybe this is a temporary moving because of construction of new bus station building. New temporary bus station is located about few hundreds meters from original place. So it could go by walk.

List of destinations

There was a sign like this:

Information sign about Bus station (Maybe)

Information sign about Bus station (Maybe)

I cannot read Lao language (Tell me if this is wrong understanding) but maybe this is like this:

Under construction

CBS is under construction. Bus station divided two places. Please go there.

CBS1 (North) has buses depart for:

  1. Laos – Thai International Bus
  2. Bus 29: Dongdok
  3. Bus 23: Thangon
  4. Bus 20: Dongkhamxang)
  5. Bus 32: Donepamai

CBS2 (South) has buses depart for:

  1. Bus 14: Friend ship bridge (* and also goes Buddha Parl)
  2. Bus 08: North Bus Terminal
  3. Bus 30: Thongpong – Tadthong
  4. Bus 32: Phontong
  5. Bus 33: Nongtha
  6. Bus 49 Nongteang)
  7. Bus 05 Namxouang)
  8. Bus 06 Pialard
  9. Bus 19 Paksap

North Stop (CBS1?)

Buses for Thailand etc. departs from here.

This is a little bit south from original position. Not far from.

This is a photo of CBS1. It becames a litlle bit messy, and tight place.

CBS North (CBS1?)

CBS North (CBS1?)

South Stop (CBS2?)

Buses for Friend Ship Bridge (Border gate place for Thailand), Buddha park etc. departs from here.

This is a little bit fat from original position. It is a road side bus stop rather than “Bus Station”.

CBS South (CBS2?)

CBS South (CBS2?)

Picture from CBS South to North, Talat Sao

Picture from CBS South to North, Talat Sao

The end of bus from Thailand which I rode was here.

By the way, old bus station place was like this. Entirly nothing.

Old Place of CBS

Old Place of CBS

So be careful if you will go Vientiane now.

Shops around CBS is crowded even now.

Shops around CBS is crowded even now.

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Salmon Sushi flavoured Potate Chips

サーモン寿司味ポテチ

Salmon Sushi flavoured Potate Chips

This is a snack sold in Seven-Eleven at Hong Kong. Salmon Sushi flavourd Potato Chips.
I’ve never seen in Japan. It looks good, so I tried it.

There was two bags in outer bag. One is a wasabi powder bag, and another is a potato chips bag. According to instruction written in back, I should put wasabi powder in the potato bag, and shake it.

Without wasabi powder, it tastes like an Ebisen. But aftertaste was like Salmon. I couldn’t feel “Sushi” flavour. (Also I don’t know what sushi flavour like…)

Wasabi powder was exactly wasabi. It was good. You should eat together.

BTW, why did they make a salmon sushi flavour snack rather than tuna or something?
There is many salmon menus in sushi restaurants. Are they popular in Hong Kong?