Cambodian restaurants in Phnom Penh
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Boat Noodle Restaurant
This old wooden house, in a leafy garden brimming with water features, offers some of the best-value Thai and Cambodian food in town. With tasty noodle soups for breakfast and special set lunches each day, it’s worth a visit.
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Romdeng
Also under the Mith Samlanh Friends NGO umbrella, the elegant Romdeng specialises in traditional food from the provinces and offers a staggering choice of traditional Khmer fare.
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Hang Neak
Swanky Khmer restaurants line NH6 on the east side of the Chruoy Changvar Bridge and offer a unique and authentic dining experience for less money than likely at first glance. Try Hang Neak or Heng Lay, which both host local Charlie Chaplin-esque comedians and karaoke stars.
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Heng Lay
Swanky Khmer restaurants line NH6 on the east side of the Chruoy Changvar Bridge and offer a unique and authentic dining experience for less money than likely at first glance. Try Hang Neak Heng Lay, which both host local Charlie Chaplin-esque comedians and karaoke stars.
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Frizz Restaurant
True, the name doesn’t sound that Khmer, but the aromatic Cambodian cuisine here is some of the most delicious in town, plus there are international offerings like steak and Guinness pie. The restaurant also operates cooking classes.
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Wah Kee Restaurant
If the midnight munchies come a calling, this all-night diner is the place to be. Cheap noodle dishes start at just US$1, sizzling spicy beef hot plates are delicious, and there is plenty of fresh seafood in tanks.
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Sa Em Restaurant
Cheap and cheerful is the best way to sum up this place, where you can enjoy the riverfront setting without the riverfront prices. It serves simple Khmer specials beneath its leafy canopy.
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Walkabout Hotel
The weird and wonderful Walkabout Hotel serves standard Western and Khmer food 24 hours.
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Khmer Borane Restaurant
Traditional Khmer recipes in a riverfront setting near the Royal Palace.
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