In SIem Reap, there is a modern shopping center or mall called Angkor Trade Center. There is a supermarket on the ground floor of this newly built building. Follow by an escalator leading up to the first floor of smaller outlets selling all sorts of both imported products from neighboring countries. The Food Court of [...]
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Amok is a traditional Cambodian curry which is steamed instead of boiled and is solid, but moist. There are basically two types of Amok, one cooked with fish and streamed in banana leaf cups and known as Amok. The other Amok is made from snails steamed in their shells which is also known as [...]
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Anchor Bar and Cafe: Beer and spirits. Pool Table at #0175, Wat Bo Road. Tel: 011-717614
Angkor Power Restaurant and Bar: On road to Airport. Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Tel:012-246990
Angkor Village Restaurant: Cambodian and International food. Apsara Theater. Tel:063-963561
Balcony Cafe: International cuisine. Timbres art gallery. Tel:012-952716
Cafe Moi Moi: Khmer, International and Japanese cuisine in a quiet [...]
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Let me share a simple Beef Lok Lak Khmer dish with you. It is easy to make Takes about 5 to 10 minutes to prepare. Serve well with white rice. You may substitute beef with chicken, eel or any other meat.
Ingredients
Beef
Cooking oil
Ripe tomato
Can tomato
Salt
Pepper
Sugar
Seasoning
Tek Seeiv
Garic
Onion
Salad
How to cook
Slice the beef into square pieces about the size [...]
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Lok Lak is one of those Khmer omelet dishes I cannot go without. It is simply delicious and simple to cook too. It goes well with white rice. If you do not like beef, you can substitute beef with chicken or anything else you fancy.
INGREDIENTS
150g chicken breast - sliced or diced
1/2 tbsp sugar
1/2 tsp light [...]
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