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Kampong Thom Kampong Thom Market
http://www.hotsia.com > Kampong Thom > Kampong Thom Market (kompong thom market) The evening market of Kampong Thom is not very large. Locals lay out their goods on the ground, including fish and vegetables. People from Kampong Thom come to shop in the evening. The market is next to a dry goods and agricultural equipment market, making it lively all day. I was attracted by fried fish cakes wrapped with long bean, so I tried it. I also tasted shaved ice with sugar palm juice. While filming, I had a fun conversation with Khmer people from Kampong. mr.hotsia April 2012
mr.hotsia recommends hotels in Kampong Thom, a pleasant city to stay. Take a walk through Kampong Thom Market. Watch my clip tasting Khmer sugar palm dessert at Kampong Thom Market. Clip of Khmer fried fish cakes at Kampong Thom Market. GPS coordinates (POI): 12 42 40.787 N, 104 53 11.508 E; 12 42 41.022 N, 104 53 11.297 E; 12 42 43.128 N, 104 53 11.682 E. This is a sweet dessert I tried at the market, sugar palm syrup. 12 42 43.175 N, 104 53 11.711 E; 12 42 43.29 N, 104 53 12.078 E. Dessert shop at Kampong Thom Market. 12 42 43.319 N, 104 53 11.711 E
This is fried stuffed bitter melon with pork stew filling, also available in Kampong Thom. Fried fish cakes stuffed with long bean. Khmer children eating snacks at the market. Food stalls at Kampong Thom Market. I couldn't identify this dish. The headwrap style of Khmer people at Kampong Thom Market. 12 42 40.847 N, 104 53 11.435 E; 12 42 41.238 N, 104 53 11.7 E; 12 42 42.581 N, 104 53 12.083 E; 12 42 43.229 N, 104 53 11.765 E; 12 42 43.277 N, 104 53 11.754 E. Fried fish cakes made by Khmer children. Khmer sausage tastes different from Thai. I couldn't guess what this is.
Dried fish in an antique container. Stir-fried noodles, a popular dish. Mr. Hotsia filming at Kampong Thom Market. Headwrap of Khmer women. Travel information for Kampong Thom, Cambodia. Local food of Kampong Thom.
