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Kaysone Sweets

David Matthews

Kaysone Sweets in Cabramatta.
1 / 2Kaysone Sweets in Cabramatta. Jennifer Soo
Taro chips, sweet potato chips and banana chips.
2 / 2Taro chips, sweet potato chips and banana chips. Domino Postiglione

Kaysone Sweets

Laotian$

Check the hot counter for banana fritters, taro chips and other Laotian snacks.

Look to your right and you’ll catch the ornamental Pai Lau gateway guarded by large bronze lions at the head of Freedom Plaza. Here, make a beeline for Kaysone Sweets.

Blenders behind the counter mean durian smoothies, and the build-it-yourself shaved ice desserts are a good time, but the hot counter – featuring Laotian snacks including banana fritters and sien savanh (traditional Laos sweet jerky) – is where it’s at. It’s a chance to order a tum mak hoong set too. Go for “B” and your spicy papaya salad will come with sticky rice, sien savanh and Lao sausage for good measure.

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David MatthewsDavid Matthews is a food writer and editor, and co-editor of The Sydney Morning Herald Good Food Guide 2025.

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