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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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This open bar has beautiful pictures depicting Cambodia in all it's glory. The bar has a nice feel and it is comfortable to have a good meal or just a beer. There were a lot of choices but the pasta primavera was a good fusion of italian and local asian spices. There were a lot of vegetarian choices.
This is a non pretensious, always crowded spot off the main road. The food is very good with large delicious portions of coconut curries and soups. The Khmer dumplings are good but they usually run out and you can't get enough of the delicious spring rolls. You can't go wrong with this one. It is the hot spot so sometimes there is a wait for a table.
Basically, the restaurants at Pub Street served good food. Though the prices are rather high. All the restaurants are side by side, hence easy for you to "restaurant-hop" and try them out.Restaurants like Temple Bar/Club, Buddha Lounge and Le Tigre de Papier serve Western and Khmer/Thai food. Prices around US$4 for meals and US$1 to US$2 for drinks. Temple Bar has 1 for 1 promotion for cocktails and free flow of pop corn. Grab a book from D's Bookstore next door or the roving book carts and relax over a beer at the bar.The coffee at Italiano Picasso (or something like that) is rich and fragrant. Taj Mahal for Indian food (should be the only one on that street).Le Grand Cafe located at one end of Pub Street has pretty decent food for a nice ambience. Prices are higher here at around US$5 to US$6.I would highly recommend Dead Fish Tower restaurant located at Sivatha Blvd for good and...
A great place to eat! The best thing about this resturant is that is is set up to help local street kids and charities. It's also a training place for locals to gain resturant experience. Really sweet staff, and nice menu, good food and a really good cause!This country needs all the positive help it can get, and a place like this really shines as an example of how to help. It's calm and relaxing, and I found the food as good as anywhere else in the city.
Nothing to do on a Sunday afternoon in Phnom Penh? Why not try the Sunday afternoon buffet at the Cambodiana. It's an escape from the heat and chaos of the city, and you can eat until you burst!!When I was there, the buffet was 5 dollars, and you can stay all afternoon, getting fuller and fuller, going back again and again to the buffet. There is a piano player and singer to accompany your feasting, and all in all, it's a relaxing way to spend a Sunday afternoon! All of it!!
n Siem Reap we went two times for dinner to the Soup Dragon Restaurant. Like many restaurants in the same street the Soup Dragon has a lovely balcony at the first floor. From here we had a nice overview of the lively street with many terraces and balconies.Though the restaurant is known because of its Vietnamese dishes we went there because of the wide range of dishes from all over the globe .... like asian, italian, middle eastern. I was at a point in my trip that I liked to eat something else as asian dishes. I especially liked the nicily decorated salads and the lebanese meze.
During our walk in Battambang we choosed Kampuccino Pizza at the riverside of the Siem Reap for our late lunch. It is a lovely and relaxed place under the shady arcade behind the abundant green plants. We took our time before we continued our second part of our walk in town.After our lunch we crossed the road to have a look at the river and backwards to the nice architecture of the restaurant. After many days Asian, Thai and Khmer food it was time for something else. So I choose mezze from the Middle East, Italian foccaccio and Indian lassi. An international mix from all over the globe which not disappointed me at all.
At many places along the road in Cambodia we saw streetstalls where they prepared sticky rice in bamboo. The first time I saw the cutted pieces of bamboo in rows at the fire, I didn´t know what it was.During our moto ride in Battambang we had a flat tyre early morning and had to wait for the repairing close to this sticky rice stall. I could have a close look at the process. I saw some people buying the sticky rice for breakfast, but most took it with them during their trip. I tried only a small piece because I had just finished my breakfast. It was very sweet and tasty.
In Battambang the White Rose restaurant was recommended us for dinner. It looked like the place to be for locals, Asian, Western tourists and backpackers. All the tables were full. People came for a quick bite, a ice cream or a abundant dinner to this place. Also a lot of beggars in wheelchairs found their way to the sidewalks of the restaurant. Because we had a good and huge Khmer lunch earlier the day, we ordered only a salad, a sandwich and a delicious fruitshake for dinner for a change..... though the Khmer dishes looked and smelled very tasty !
Be careful when you're ordering Pizzas or any food whatsoever with the jovial and cheery "happy" word in the menu...These are meant to be food with a hint of marijuana within... Happy means a dash of marijuana, happy happy means an extra dosh and so on and on....And now you're wondering why you're feeling so lighthearted all of a sudden... :P*hic*
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...
Au Cabaret Vert Battambang
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