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Community Villa
Run by a Cambodian NGO that gives job skills to at-risk young people, this place, just off St 2, serves Khmer dishes, including ginger fish; Western meals, including salads; and the best pancakes and tukalok drinks in town. Most Cambodian restaurants have geckos that eat insects; this one has fearless frogs, so watch where you step at night.
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Magic Fish Restaurant
Affording fine river views from the balcony, this place - just north of the dam - serves tasty Khmer dishes and has the best roasted salt peanuts in town.
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market
The market, which burned to the ground in April 2007 but is being rebuilt, has both daytime eateries and a night market, as well as the usual fruit and veggie stalls.
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Mlop Doung
Said by some to serve Pursat's best cuisine, this garden restaurant - decked out in coloured fairy lights - serves Khmer specialities such as dtray bong kachait (fish with vegetables cooked at your table) in open-air thatched pavilions.
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