Restaurants in Northeastern Cambodia
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Red Sun Falling
One of the liveliest little spots in town, this place kicks off when the owner puts on his party hat to play. A relaxed ambience, subtle tunes and a small bookshop by day, the kitchen turns out a solid selection of Asian and Western meals, including moist homemade brownies. By night, it's a bar and draws the drinkers.
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Lazy Mekong Daze
A Western spot on the riverfront, this is - as the name suggests - a relaxing place to while away some time. The menu includes Khmer and Thai classics, plus a selection of home-comfort food. Plus beer - it's run by a Brit after all.
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Sal's Restaurant & Bar
Set in a traditional wooden house on the edge of town, this is the place to come for comfort food from home, including Indian curries, spicy Mexican and great burgers. Service can be slow, but it's worth the wait.
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A'Dam Restaurant
This local restaurant doubles up as a bar by night, thanks to one of the only pool tables in Ban Lung and a dart board… almost a British pub.
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Boeng Tonlé Meas
The advent of the bridge over the Mekong has brought a whole rash of restaurants on stilts to the other side of the river. Many are mini versions of those huge restaurants across the Chruoy Changvar Bridge in Phnom Penh. Some have live bands, others go for karaoke and all have a good range of Khmer favourites. Try the Boeng Tonlé Meas, regarded by many locals as the best of the bunch.
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Mahogany Guesthouse
This small guesthouse in the middle of town has eight rooms, all with hot water, and they are steadily being upgraded. Better still is the excellent restaurant, serving some of the best pizzas and pastas in the province, plus an unexpected range of authentic Indian and Nepalese food. It's also a fine spot for international breakfasts, including quality coffees.
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Mlop Duong Restaurant
It's a bit out of the way for riverfront aficionados, but if you have bolted down from the Lao border, this may be your first chance for a Khmer-style night out, complete with a local band and rom vong, the closest thing to line dancing in Cambodia.
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Gecko House
A charming little restaurant with inviting sofas and soft lighting, this is a great place by day or night. The menu features Thai tastes, Khmer classics and some Western dishes such as pizza, pasta and sandwiches. After dark it doubles as a lively bar.
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Hao An Restaurant
The original Kompong Cham diner is still going strong and draws a legion of Khmers criss-crossing the country. The menu includes a mix of Khmer and Chinese favourites and service is slick, including beer girls who plug their brands at any time of day.
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Mekong Crossing
Now on a prime corner on the riverfront, this old favourite serves an enticing mix of Khmer curries and Western favourites like big burgers and tasty sandwiches. By night, it doubles as a bar and draws a trickle of travellers in town.
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Bananas
Bananas is a new restaurant-bar serving up Western favourites like shepherd's pie and Flemish stew, with a dose of expat insight on life in Cambodia. By night, beers and spirits flow.
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Orchid Restaurant
Aside from guesthouse restaurants recommended, there is also the inviting Orchid Restaurant on the main drag, with some flavoursome Khmer and Chinese dishes on the menu.
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Boeng Kansaign Restaurant
Relax and unwind on the shores of the lake at this local restaurant. Khmer and Chinese dishes make up the menu and the breeze across the water is blissful on a hot day.
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Heng Heng Guesthouse
One of the most popular local restaurants is attached to the Heng Heng Guesthouse, with all the highlights from the world of Cambodian and Chinese cooking.
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Coconut Shake Restaurant
For the best coconut shake in the northeast, try the aptly named Coconut Shake Restaurant. Dare to try the friend frie or the friend toes (French toast?).
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Two Dragons Restaurant
This family-run restaurant draws a steady crowd of Khmers thanks to its authentic food and a range of specials.
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