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Asian food…
Spring rolls and beef lok lak in Siem Reap.
Dumplings and cashew shrimp.
Fruit in coconut milk.
Mango chicken. OK, maybe not the most authentically Asian…
Noodles with chicken at Angkor Wat.
Spring rolls, fried shrimp, and noodles with pork and squid.
Noodles in Battambang.
Dumplings, spring rolls, and noodles with mushrooms.
Sweet and spicy fish. See below for dessert.
Noodles at a bus stop on the way to Phnom Penh.
Noodles in Phnom Penh.
Fish in coconut milk.
Again, not sure how Asian this was. But when a restaurant has a cow on a spit outside you order the cow.
Squid noodles in Sihanoukville.
Breakfast of rice with coconut milk and mango. Not mange. Damn.
I’ll consider this spicy squid to be Asian.
Pork lok lak on the beach.
One last bowl of noodles before leaving Cambodia.
Western food…
Mushroom pizza in Siem Reap. Not the happy kind of mushroom.
Fish fingers.
Brownie and hot chocolate in Battambang. It may have been the worst brownie ever.
Chili in Phnom Penh. Because I had been craving it and saw it on a menu. It was surprisingly not awful. Ice cream for dessert.
Coey and I went to the FCC for dinner one night while in Phnom Penh. I got pizza with ham and pineapple and a strawberry mojito. I am good with this decision.
Frozen yogurt…
We stopped for a brownie to make up for the horrible last one.
Fries, fried shrimp, and garlic bread. The fried shrimp were totally Asian. OK, I’m kidding no one.
Feta, tomato, and onion salad. That came with no feta, no onion, and, accidentally, Corey’s Caesar dressing.
Fish sandwich in Sihanoukville.
Popcorn chicken.
I guess I don’t really consider the beach BBQs in Sihanoukville to be Asian. Essential. But not essentially Asian.
Bacon, eggs, and hanshbrowns.
The can made it look like this was blueberry Fanta. But I think it was just grape.
Chicken fingers.
Got some minestrone soup when I was sick.
Fish and squid on the beach of Koh Rong. It at least had an Asiany sauce.
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Hi,
Accidentally come to ur blog…
These pics make me feel like traveling to Cambodia, especially the seafood .
Wud u plz tell me what the restaurant’s name is ?
Much tkx ; )
iluvgmet