Phnom Penh Restaurant Reviews: La Cita
Phnom Penh’s expat community is sufficiently large that the opening of a place that serves a fine English breakfast or
Read MorePhnom Penh’s expat community is sufficiently large that the opening of a place that serves a fine English breakfast or
Read MoreGetting there is rarely half the fun in Cambodia (dirt bike enthusiasts excepted). Even if you have your own chauffeured
Read MoreFor the past few weeks, I’ve been staying in a guesthouse in Phnom Penh, writing every day in the restaurant
Read MoreI can never be quite sure why I like this soup so much – but of all the great broths
Read MoreIt was never my intention for this review to be like a cactus – prickly. Indeed, taking into consideration the
Read MoreI’ve written a lot about how important soup is to Cambodian cooking. In fact, I don’t think I’ve ever come
Read MoreConsidering that the far western extension of street 450 does not appear on most local maps the street has a
Read MoreIs Gluttony such a bad sin? Really, it’s a far cry from Envy and Wrath. It could easily have been
Read MoreUpon entering, the first thing that impresses me is the cleanliness of this place. Many of the low-budget Chinese restaurants
Read MoreThere’s a lot of restaurants in this town, many of them French, but when Armand’s opened it quickly shot to
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