As I have stated in other articles, the Street Food Phnom Penh scene is not just one of the best in South East Asia, but also the world. Yet despite this, few people know about it and at best it is underrated. For those in the know it offers some of the best value in…
While there are a lot of great Khmer dishes, Cambodian fried noodles, also known as lort cha (Khmer: លត់ចា), is not only one of the best but also one of the most reliable dishes you can get in country. In its different guises, it is available throughout the length and breadth of the Kingdom, with…
If you are walking through the night markets of Phnom Penh or following the sizzle of charcoal grills in Siem Reap you will see frogs roasting over fire. That is Cambodian Stuffed Frog. A whole frog is cleaned, opened, filled with spiced meat paste and grilled until the skin is crisp and the stuffing is…
While not exactly pumping in the form of Siem Reap, or even Battambang, there is enough going here to attract a couple of great western businesses, as well as there being a banging Street Food Kratie scene. And with its strategic location along the Vientiane to Phnom Penh hippy highway, Kratie is well worth a…
While this is far from the most interesting or buzzing part of Cambodia, there is at least a decent street food Kampong Thom scene, at least one thing to see, and at least one hotel that makes it a fair staging point. And we do not mean just for soldiers on their way to Preah…
Myeongdong street food in Seoul is chaotic, loud, and smells like every fried thing you’ve ever wanted to eat all at once. It’s a street food paradise that punches you in the face with flavour, and classic Asian street food ambience. What the Myeongdong street food? Myeongdong is Seoul in its most chaotic, over-the-top, sensory-overload…
