Meaning green in Khmer, Baitong is simply a fantastic find. The large air-conditioned café-restaurant with a fresh, modern décor, serves quality food at low prices. While aimed at the growing Khmer middle class, the Khmer-British owners hope to attract some expat custom.
Malaysian food is often overshadowed by its neighbour to the north. This is a pity as the cuisine has a unique flavour, nestling somewhere between Thai and Indian on the palate. Rohimah opened Café Malaya on Street 118, close to the Central Market some four years ago, before moving two doors along t...
Located in the heart of BKK1, this little Filipino eatery, which opened last December, is a very welcome addition to the food scene in the expat-dominated area.
Unpretentious and modest to the extent that it lacks a proper name, ‘Famous Beef and Noodle Soup’ is a long-time favourite among Phnom Penh’s urbanites. Located on Street 178, just off the riverside, this small establishment could easily go unnoticed by your average street prowler, which is a blessi...
Those who work at Pannasastra University are most likely familiar with Cup Cafe. It is hidden away in a small street opposite pencil supermarket near the riverside.
