Cambodian restaurants in Northwestern Cambodia
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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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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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Mlop Dong Restaurant
This timber-shed eatery serves up the standard Khmer favourites, including fried veggies. Mornings are atmospheric as locals drop by for a quick noodle soup, while after dinner this is about the closest thing Tbeng Meanchey has to a pub.
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Psar Nat
Cheap dining is available in and around Psar Nat (eg in the space between the two market buildings), but be aware that some places specialise in what can only be described as 'unusable bits' soup. Psar Nat has oodles of food stalls.
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Smokin' Pot
Popular with the younger NGO crowd, this cheery, laid-back restaurant serves good Khmer, Thai and Western food - burgers and fried beef with ginger are favourites. Doubles as a cooking school .
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Dara Reah Restaurant
Popular with well-to-do locals, this large garden restaurant has two airy pavilions and generous portions of good grub. Specialities include a sizzling plate of rather chewy sliced beef.
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Heng Heng Restaurant
In the evening food stalls pop up around the market. Next to the Meanchey Hotel, Heng Heng Restaurant is hardly more than a shed with red plastic chairs, but the food is decent.
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Monorom Restaurant
Next to the Monorom Guesthouse, this brightly lit place is the town's fanciest eatery. If you order a beer, you get hot oily peanuts you can try to eat with chop sticks.
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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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Phoum Sra Em Restaurant
Across the roundabout at Sa Em, the tin-roofed Phoum Sra Em Restaurant caters to truckers - or you can eat at the guesthouse with the family.
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Mittapheap Restaurant
Popular with Khmers travelling between Phnom Penh and Battambang, this airy eatery serves good-sized portions of mainly Khmer dishes.
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Arun Reas Restaurant
Popular with de-miners and other NGO workers, this airy place has cute café tables and excellent green curry and fried rice.
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Mekong Restaurant
The small menu includes the basic Cambodian hit parade and a good interpretation of French beefsteak.
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Leang Sren Restaurant
This informal, open-fronted eatery is known for its soups The name means 'laughing cow'.
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