Sihanoukville
Sihanoukville's blink-and-you'll miss it edition of this legendary Phnom Penh burger barn is still going, firing up the South Coast's best patties along…
Must-see restaurants in South Coast
Kampot
This riverfront hole-in-the-wall specialises in hand-pulled noodles and dumplings, including shrimp and seafood varieties, plus Peking duck. It's cheap…
Koh Kong City
Enjoy crab, steamed fish or even fried chicken in rickety stilted structures over the river. Dishes feed two to three. It's on the opposite bank of the…
Sihanoukville
This is where pretty much everybody gathers before catching their ferry at Serendipity Pier. Good luck getting a table in high season, but if you do you…
Koh Kong City
Formerly called Seta's Ice Cream and still known for its desserts, this riverfront place also features meat-and-potatoes continental fare, pizza and…
Koh Rong
The proprietors, natives of Krakow, are indeed jolly at this cleverly named dumpling shack on Koh Tuch's middle pier. Nothing fancy here, just five…
Sihanoukville
Run by students from Don Bosco Hotel School, this cafe specialises in gelato (Italian-style ice cream) but offers so much more, including coffee, pizza…
Kampot
The bustling night market next to the Durian Roundabout is full of cheap food stalls where you can chow down on simple noodle and rice dishes, grilled…
Sihanoukville
Plonk yourself down on a street-side seat here and dig into cheap rice and noodle dishes, plus Western breakfasts (English, farmer's etc) and mains. It is…
Koh Kong City
Riverfront food carts can fire up a seafood barbecue for US$5 to US$10, combining crab, shrimp, squid, clams and/or fish. They also serve fried rice,…
The Southern Islands
Opposite the Monorom Guesthouse a short walk north of the pier, this place slings the best coffee on the island and – as importantly – is about the only…
South Coast
The food court here has a dozen stalls that are great for breakfast soup, num kong (delectably chewy Khmer doughnuts) and num kroch (fried dumplings…
Kampot
This easygoing and super-friendly open-air restaurant is run by a local family and has a considered menu of classic Khmer and European dishes that manages…
The Southern Islands
In the absence of restaurants in the village, the wet market has you covered, with several food stalls along the main walking strip serving fried rice,…
Sihanoukville
Another Otres legend taken over wholesale by the Chinese. They kept the name, the menu and – most importantly – the chef, so you can still expect good…
Koh Rong
This unassuming local place serves up superb Khmer and Thai specialities with a heavy seafood bent, including stir-fried crab and steamed fish. The…
Kampot
Some of Kampot’s best budget bites are found here. Best known for breakfast, Khmer faves such as loc lak (salad featuring marinated, stir-fried beef) will…
Kep
The patties here, prepared by a skilled French burger maestro, are terrific and come in beef, chicken and veggie varieties. Better yet, it doubles as a…
Koh Rong
Named after the famous French version of Survivor, which for years was filmed on Koh Rong, this restaurant and bakery offers some of the best pizzas on…
Sihanoukville
More than a pizza joint (pun intended), Happy Pop's Cambodian fare is the best in the Otres area. Big barbecue selection, sandwiches and steaks too.
Koh Kong City
The best cheap-food stalls are in the southeast corner of Psar Leu; fruit stalls can be found near the southwest corner.
Sihanoukville
Samudera has rows of imported goods including surprises like Vegemite, Ritz crackers, European cheeses and wine.
Sihanoukville
For Sihanoukville’s cheapest dining, head to the food stalls in and around Psar Leu; the vendors across the street, next to the Kampot taxis, are open 24…
Kampot
This popular bar-restaurant combines British pub fare and Khmer home cooking. It's best known for ribs and the Sunday roast, and is also a popular spot to…
