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FCC (Foreign Correspondent Club) Phnom Penh
20 Reviews The Foreign Correspondents Club (FCC) is open to everyone. It has a very elegant British colonial charm and offers (almost) unlimited possibilities to eat, drink, chat, and meet. Everything was...
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Friends Restuarant Phnom Penh
10 Reviews If you're in Phnom Penh, I suggest you go eat here. It's not only nicely decorated, and nice food, but it's also a great initiative. Children from the street can go to school, and can learn in the...
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Eat/drink like the locals Phnom Penh
17 Reviews Cambodia grows all kinds of fruits that are probably not common at your locale. So when you are at the Central Market or Night Market and you see a fruit you've never seen before........buy one and...
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Ponlok Restaurant Phnom Penh
5 Reviews We had such a fun night at this restaurant. There were 7 of us eating and we must have had about 20 staff looking after us and they all seemed so young. It is one of the funniest dining experiences I...
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Riverside Restaurant & Lounge Phnom Penh
4 Reviews Riverside Bistro is situated in an old colonial building with lovely comfortable furniture and is a good place to people watch and enjoy the views of the Tonle Sap. There is indoor and outdoor...
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Happy Herb Bistro Phnom Penh
4 Reviews Located right on the river, it is next door to a couple of other pizza joints that also have "happy" food. Since I don't think that thick pizza and cheese matches up well with the SEA climate, I...
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Bali Cafe Phnom Penh
3 Reviews For amateurs of Indonesian food, the BALI Restaurant is a real authentic place. The chef is an real Indonian born specialist in local cooking. On the menu you can choose among many Indonesian...
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Kiwi Bakery Phnom Penh
3 Reviews You can eat here and get some cakes. However, I didn't find this a special place. With such a selection at the riverfront, you they kind of stand around your table and for sure are not good in...
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Thmorda Restaurant Phnom Penh
1 Review Here's the verdict: The Very Best, even for the Hong Kong people... yes, this place is only frequented by travelers from Hong Kong & local Chinese. Excellent selection of food. The seafood is...
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Chaopraya Seafood Restaurant Phnom Penh
1 Review A Thai restaurant we were taken to in Phnom Penh was out of the city called Chaopraya Seafood Restaurant Our guide told us it was the most expensive in PP. Not sure about that but the food was...
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Juliana Hotel Phnom Penh
1 Review Juliana Hotel Phnom Penh We had a wonderful smorgasbord lunch in this charming hotel. It was in a very quiet spot just out of city center. There was to be further refurbishment to the hotel which...
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Amok Cafe Phnom Penh
1 Review I found this place by chance, asking in my guesthouse for a place to dine. They told me where to find it, but the alley where it is located is not very appealling, so lonely and dark. So once there I...
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Best place to get a good deal of food. At US2.50 per plate with rice, you can consider it's a full meal. Venue is near the old market but harder to notice if you are not searching for it as it's overshadowed by lots of western cafes. Be sure to see it's crowded every night!
excellent value, delectable food that is mostly Cambodian / French fusion, wide selection of affordable wine, great location on the riverfront with outdoor cafe seating. I liked the river fish in spicy sauce, do not recall exact name.
excellent value, delectable food that is mostly Cambodian / French fusion, wide selection of affordable wine, great location on the riverfront with outdoor cafe seating. I liked the river fish in spicy sauce, do not recall exact name.
On the way to Siem Riep we stopped to lunch on restaurant few kilometers before Skoun, There we eat the best fish soup that I test before. there was also good list of another sea food courses. For these that like freaky food near restaurant you could find fried in deep oil with garlic ,black Tarantula spiders.
Khmer Kitchen - cheap and good local food.... near river market, off main street...InTouch -- on main pub street, more pricey, compared to others... the best PadThai I've had outside of BKK..... mixed fruit shakes.. perfect...AMOK - alleyway off main PUB st...... so exquisite....Cambodian BBQ - we had snake, ostrich, kangaroo..... hot pot like cooking....Happy Pizza.... you want to be happy... you can get it here... and you get happiness.....restaurants near temples -- all have good basic food -- if the tuk tuk driver takes you there... prices tend to be a bit higher.... US$2-3, instead of 1-2..... if you are in a budget.. .that makes a difference... but locals get charged lower prices.....Banana Leaf -- has great ice cream.....Indochine -- pricier -- great fish Amok..... main avenue towards AW main entrance..... all rests had their enchantment...lovely people work at them.....group of...
They have ice cream -- home made....ginger nougatine/caramel cashew/mango/coconut, etc... start salivating....the pastries.... very close to what you have in France.... extremely close I mean!!!so good... every nite we bought our bfast for the next day - at half price.... so good, yummy, delicious... the best way to end and begin a day..... everything is good....prices are good.....you need to have it....
if you see a man pushing around a bright orange ice box with a phnom penh ice cream written on it, BUY ONE. it's only 500 riel. dont get ripped off. most of the vendors couldnt speak english, so we resorted to gesturing. just fyi, the white icecream is coconut, the white with orange bits is jackfruit, there's also coffee and others. i had that almost every time i saw it! Excellent stuff!
this guy was formally a top chef. we were amazed when we stopped by for some supper (he opens at 6pm and closes when he sells out), and found that he had the "shake the wok" technique. you know, the one where chefs dont just stir the food, but flips it all around to spread the taste. he spoke excellent mandarin as he had worked for chinese restaurants before that. his cousin who helps out at the stall speaks excellent english, having worked at intercontinetal before they opened this stall. he serves friedrice and noodles, and they come with a GENEROUS serving of meat and vegetables. locals pay 3000r, but despite knowing this we paid 5000r as he was really a nice and hardworking chap. he tells us that he makes 10USD a day, a far cry from what he used to earn as a top chef.
Beware of local foodstalls with English menus, most of them have special rates for us tourists.Just a rough guide for street food, fried noodles and rice should cost about 3000r for locals. As tourists, pay up to 4000r-5000r. You should not pay more than 4000r for pho-like noodles too. Of course, you can get cheaper and yummier food from local-frequented places. Pushcarts serve cheap food as well. A packet of fried noodles from a mobile pushcard (topped with a sunnysideup!) set us back at only 1000r.
Would you dare eat Bugs?My travelmate did, and reported that they tasted a bit like crab. Very, very yummy, he says. You can give the stall owner 2000r-1usd and tell them to give you a bit of each. There's a huge assortment to choose from. Available in front of the National Musuem. At the Big field
Raffles Hotel Le Royal Phnom Penh
9 Reviews and 371 Opinions Raffles Hotel Le Royal is the premier hotel in Phnom Penh. The hotel was first established in 1929...
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La Residence d'Angkor Siem Reap
1 Review and 372 Opinions The hotel is simply splendid. The spa is the ideal manner for relaxing after a long sightseeing of...
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