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Cambodian Food (Khmer Cuisine)
Cambodian Food (also Khmer Cuisine) is one of the world’s oldest living cuisines with emphasis on simplicity, freshness, seasonality and regionalism. Cambodia has a great variety of national dishes, some similar to the cuisine of neighbouring Thailand and Laos, others closer to Chinese and Vietnamese cooking, but all come with that unique Cambodian twist.
Thanks to the natural geographic location that is Tonle Sap Lake, freshwater fish come in every shape and size, from the giant Mekong catfish to teeny, tiny whitebait, Cambodia provides all kinds of delicious freshwater foods.
Guests-Picked Restaurants |
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Phnom Penh |
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Friends Restaurant | House 215, Street 13 |
Romdeng | 74 Street 174 |
Deco | No.46 Street 352, Corner of St 57 and 352 |
The Chat'n Chew | No. 54, Street 172 |
K'NYAY | 25K Suramarit Blvd. (Street 268) |
La P'tite France | 38, Street 306, Bkk 1 |
Siem Reap |
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Dakshin's | Old Market, opposite Siem Reap Referral Hospital |
Haven Training Restaurant | Sok San Street |
Sala Bai Restaurant School | 155 Phum Tapoul |
The Touich Restaurant Bar | No. 0152, Trang Village, Sangkat Slor Kram, behind Wat Preah Enkosei ( Wat Leu) |
The Hashi | Sivatha Street, opposite Lucky Mall |
Battambang |
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Nary Kitchen | No. 650 Group 32, Prekmohatep |
Flavors of India | No. 85, Street 2.5, behind Chinese School |
Gecko Cafe | Street # 3, 1 Block South of Psa Nath Market |
White Rose | St 2, City Centre |
Sihanoukville |
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Sandan | Sokha Beach Road |
Nyam | Tola street, off Golden Lions Rounabout |
Tamu | Far End of Otres Beach |
Manoha | Serendity Beach Road, next Koh Meas 2 |
Taj Mahal | Ocheteaul Beach Road |