#Khmer food

[hengheng7]

Feine gekochte Krabben nach kambodschanischer Art

[chilimissy]

I spent 2 weeks in Cambodia and ate the best food.

We were there during the Khmer New Year and had an amazing time.

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[thephilosopheroftheboudoir]

Cooking grasshoppers in Cambodia

[streetfoodstalltv]

Hey! Everyone, Today I would like to share you about Yummy! Street food Under 1$ for Factory Worker check in in the morning at Dangkor Phnom Penh of Cambodia.

[msyuming]

Catch Snails in the River to make food_​រាវខ្ចៅក្នងបឹង

[apinchofrkmh]

Siam Reap (Day 1)

It was Pchum Benh holiday in Cambodia for a week. Uncle Alex and myself decided to visit Siam Reap. We woke up really early to catch a bus from Phnom Penh. I was told the bus ride only takes 6 hours but it ended up 8 hours. Why? Because they kept stopping to drop off passengers. And there is no highway to get there. It's mostly passing by village roads that are uneven.

I slept through the bus journey as I wasn't entirely well. But Uncle Alex was enjoying the scenic of the life in Cambodia. Apparently it reminds him of his younger days when Malaysia was once like this. By the paddy fields with bulls, pigs walking wild in an open area and kids just playing outside the house.

As we reach Siam Reap, I starting to compare between the two towns; Siam Reap and Phnom Penh. I must say, Siam Reap is much cleaner and is filled with trees at most places. The people here are much friendlier and roads are better developed compared to Phnom Penh. But sadly, there's not much develop in Siam Reap. More like a cowboy town.

We stay by the pub street and walk around to find dinner.

I googled and found Khmer food and had a good review. Decided to give a try and I must say, it was so good!

And the best part was, it's cheap! Really cheap!

That's was mostly what day 1 in Siam Reap is about because half the day was spend on the bus!

[thecryptkeeper]

celebrating cambodian new year w my gf im so excited

[dykesbat]

rose wilson and cass kitchen scene you will always be famous.

[hungrytravellers]

Seven Sultry Days In Siem Reap

[asianitinerary-blog]

[hengheng7]

A good fish dish in Cambodia

[chilimissy]

More food photos from our 2 weeks in Cambodia during the Khmer New Year

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[thephilosopheroftheboudoir]

cooking and eating spicy spiders and washing it down with Cambodian beer

[msyuming]

Sugarcan

[greedyapron]

19/12/2023 - Lunch

🇩🇰 Khmer Cuisine, Copenhagen

🍚🐄 Char Kroeung Beef (119 DKK, $23.30)

Beef stir fried with bell peppers, broccoli, carrots and snap peas. A good salty stir fry. Hits the spot.

🍜 Num Banh Chok Somior Kari Morn (119 DKK, $23.30)

Mild coconut curry soup. It's a soupy consistency rather than curry. It's comforting with a nice mild hit of spices. Would probably try making this one day!

🍵 Lapsang Souchong (60 DKK, $11.75)

Smokey black tea with a very smokey taste. Nice to have once in a while but maybe not all the time

Thank you to the uncle running the shop. Hope the shop is thriving. Would want to go back for dinner to try the eggplant one day.