Market restaurants in Cambodia
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Crab Market
Dining in Kep is all about fresh seafood. For the best deals head to the Crab Market, a row of wooden waterfront shacks where you can tuck into mouth-watering grilled prawns, crab, squid, squid and fish. In case you're interested, crabs - kept alive in pens tethered a few metres off the pebbly beach - cost per kilo.
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Angkor Market
The best supermarket in town has an excellent supply of international goodies for those heading upcountry.
Taj Mahal is a well-established Indian restaurant. Liberal portions will slake the most serious of curry cravings.
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fruit and veggie stalls
South of the roundabout there's a row of food stalls, some with pots you can peer into, others with blazing braziers barbecuing chicken, fish and eggs on skewers. There are fruit and veggie stalls around Sheang Hai Restaurant.
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food stalls
Thai food is more common here than in most parts of Cambodia. There are cheap food stalls around the perimetre of Psar Leu - have a look along St 2 and north of the market along St 3.
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psar
You can grab a bite at the rudimentary psar, a few blocks inland from the river. At the dock at Phnom Da, a couple of very basic cafés serve coconut milk and soft drinks.
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food stalls
Inexpensive food stalls can be found at Psar Sisophon (Sisophon Market), especially for breakfast and lunch, and in the evening along the north side of the park on NH6.
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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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Psar Nat
This grimy market shelters a handful of basic food stalls that are great for coffee, tea or traditional Khmer breakfast soup. Also has a few vegetable sellers.
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Riverside night market
Locals in the mood for good-value Khmer food flock to about a dozen neon-lit eateries across the street from the Battambang Museum.
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Psar Thmei Food Stalls
On the western side of Phnom Penh's landmark market are some great value food stalls serving Khmer breakfasts and lunches.
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Psar Ta Pang Food Stalls
This market's food stalls sell wonderful bobor (rice porridge) and tasty desserts.
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