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Travel Cambodia: Restaurants in Kampong Thom
http://www.hotsia.com > Travel Cambodia > Restaurants in Kampong Thom The first dish I tried in Kampong Thom was dried snakehead fish from Tonle Sap, eaten with rice porridge at the night market. Another Khmer dish I highly recommend in Kampong Thom is Kampong Thom fried rice, or in Khmer, Bai Cha. The restaurant I visited is about 50 meters east past the elephant and tiger statue. This place not only serves delicious fried rice but also has an outstanding pho soup.
The famous delicious fried rice in Kampong Thom is stir-fried dry style with Chinese sausage and vegetables, cooked for a long time almost like dry roasting, which lets the heat penetrate the rice grains. It tastes very good. I prefer this dry fried rice over the soggy kind. The soup served with the fried rice is also very tasty. If you visit Kampong Thom or Cambodia, try to find a chance to taste their fried rice. mr.hotsia April 2012 mr.hotsia recommends hotels in Kampong Thom, a pleasant city to stay. Unfortunately, I didn’t record a clip while eating the fried rice.
At that time, I was in a hurry to go to Kampong Cham, so I didn’t take photos. Watch the clip of me eating snakehead fish instead. 12 42 43.229 N, 104 53 11.765 E This type of dessert is popular in Kampong Thom and Cambodia. 12 42 43.787 N, 104 53 18.155 E Grilled snakehead fish with papaya seasoning, hard to find elsewhere. 12 42 44.231 N, 104 53 18.108 E Snakehead fish porridge at the night market or fried rice—Khmer people really make it delicious. The restaurant I ate at is not far from the elephant and tiger monument. The pho here is also superb. A Khmer father and son came to eat at this restaurant.
The staff is serving iced coffee and shaved ice palm sugar drink at the Kampong Thom market. 12 42 43.277 N, 104 53 11.754 E Fried fish cakes stuffed with long bean paste, snakehead fish eaten with bread. Bai Cha or fried rice at this restaurant is very delicious. Travel information for Kampong Thom, Cambodia, local food in Kampong Thom.
