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Around the corner from the guesthouses in the backpacker district is a little Vietnamese family-owned restaurant called "Family". It's small but cute, the food is good and you get a free Beer Lao with your meal. So you get a big plate of steaming ginger pork (a Khmer standard) and a beer for $2. Love it!
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