Lan Sang

Nerja


The owner and chef are from Laos, so the dishes here are a subtle combination of Thai and Lao cuisines. As well as curries, stir-fries and soups, there's an emphasis on fresh local fish and seafood, prepared with spices such as tamarind, ginger, kaffir-lime leaves and chilli. Soups and salads are similarly based on delicate, fragrant flavours.


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Nearby Nerja attractions

1. Museo de Nerja

0.17 MILES

Nerja’s museum traces the history of the town from the cave dwellers of Paleolithic times to the tourist-boom years of the ’60s, and is well worth a…

2. Balcón de Europa

0.2 MILES

Located in the heart of town, the fabulous balcón juts out like a natural pier, forming a beautiful palm-lined terrace with panoramic views of the sea…

3. Playa Calahonda

0.22 MILES

This small, pretty cove is just east of the Balcón de Europa. You can rent sunbeds and parasols here, though it does get busy at the height of summer,…

4. Playa Burriana

0.63 MILES

This is Nerja’s longest and best beach, with plenty of towel space on the sand. From Balcón de Europa, walk east down bleached white Calle Carabeo and…

5. Cueva de Nerja

2.21 MILES

It’s hard to imagine the surreal world that lies beneath the mountain foothills 4km east of Nerja, and it’s even harder to believe that these vast caverns…

6. Playa del Cañuelo

4.95 MILES

East of Nerja the coast becomes more rugged; with your own wheels you can head to some great beaches reached by tracks down from the A7. Playa del Cañuelo…

7. Playa de Cantarriján

5.71 MILES

Hemmed in by rocky cliffs and the glittering Mediterranean, gorgeous grey-pebble Cantarriján is one of Andalucía's original and favourite nudist beaches…

8. Museo de Artes y Costumbres

7.96 MILES

This village museum crams a lot into its diminutive interior, from local bee-keeping and winemaking equipment to a mock-up of an old blacksmith's forge…