Originally based in Long Beach, California, Sophy’s has come back to its spiritual home after opening an eatery in Phnom Penh - just metres from the city’s night market. With an impressive menu offering dishes from Cambodia, Thailand and the West, Sophy’s cuisine is set to be a force to reckon with....
There’s nothing better than sitting down, relaxing and listening to some good ol’ Mexican music while chomping down on an oversized Chimichanga. Now that Siem Reap’s pride of Mexico has arrived in Phnom Penh, sporting a two-level restaurant along the riverside, you can realise that dream. viva!’s re...
While breakfast might be the most important meal of the day, lunch is often overlooked. Words by Mark Bibby Jackson. Photos by Conor Wall.
The crowded dining room gave the game away. Apart from the large copper table carrying reserved signs, the only tables left were either in the small smoking s...
Spice up your plate at La Cita. Gregory Pellechi speaks with owner and head chef Richard Rojas about his influences. Photography by Dylan Walker.
From his home in Santiago to Montreal and now to Phnom Penh, Richard Rojas has pursued his mission of creating what he calls “home food, healthy food, ...
Located in a renovated French colonial building set back from the cheerful cacophony of Phnom Penh’s Street 240, The Shop has garnered the loyalty of lunching locals for 10 years. Ben Woods takes a look at The Shop’s past and present. Photography by Conor Wall.
