Expat life in the Penh is quintessentially transient. We come, we make friends, we leave. Then what? AsiaLIFE Guide asks the recently departed about adjustment and what they miss most about life in Cambodia.
You’re reading this, indirectly, because of fresh whole coconuts. I wasn’t going to review the FCC Angkor restaurant. Hell, I wasn’t ever going to eat there again. We had a Christmas dinner there last year. It wasn’t the worst restaurant Christmas meal I’ve ever had. It was the worst restaurant meal I’ve ever had. Bar none. I am prone to exaggeration, but when guilty I’ll admit it
After last month’s dating game, this month Virginie Noel asks Phnom Penh expats three further questions – what is the most unusual thing you have done since you came to Cambodia, how do you keep yourself busy, and what activities do you recommend for people to do around Phnom Penh?
Each month AsiaLIFE is going to taking to the streets of Phnom Penh to ask people what they think about burning social issues. This month Virginie Noel asks people about their worst dating experience in Phnom Penh, the advice they have for women dating in the city and why there are so few eligible expat men in the Penh.
