Jan
06
(Click to enlarge) Eating out in Bangkok has never been as exciting as it is now. Bangkok’s best restaurants offer up everything from Thai street food with a twist and molecular Thai, to creative contemporary French and ‘progressive Indian’. It’s often said about eating out in Bangkok that the best food is found on the …
Dec
23
I don’t know about you, but we haven’t done anything about preparing for Christmas lunch yet. We’re at Lara’s uncle’s house in Bendigo in rural Victoria, Australia, and if this Christmas is like others, there’ll be friends and neighbours dropping by. If we’ve left it so late to start thinking about what to cook, we …
Dec
21
What makes Siem Reap so compelling after the fabulous shops and cool cafés and bars, are its excellent restaurants – everything from traditional Khmer food in a casual setting to contemporary and creative Cambodian cuisine served up in elegant surroundings. Out of all the restaurants we tried during our stay (and we tried a lot), …
Nov
05
The eating scene in Phnom Penh was a pleasant surprise for a city of its small size. Phnom Penh boasts an abundance of excellent restaurants, from casual alfresco eateries to a few fine diners, along with a plethora of ethnic eateries serving all kinds of cuisines, including French, Chinese, Italian, Indian, Mexican, and Japanese. There were …
Oct
31
Like all South East Asian cities, we quickly discovered, Phnom Penh has a few standout markets that are worth a wander to soak up the atmosphere, snack at the food stalls, and, naturally, shop for souvenirs. The Night Market / Phsar Reatrey We stumbled upon the small outdoor night market opposite Sisowath Quay on our …
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