If you love traveling Angkok Watt and the local life in Cambodia, you cannot miss the best Khmer culture food here!
Cambodian food is a perfect harmony of all Asian cuisines. Living in this beautiful country will give you a great chance to learn about the best Khmer culture food and enjoy its unique charms.
Try num pang pâté
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(num pang pâté-source from @connie.chew)[/caption]
It is true that Cambodian food looks like its neighbors, particularly the cooking style of Vietnam. As you can see, many dishes that are well-known in Vietnam are also popular in Cambodia. The part of southern Vietnam was a part of Cambodia in the past, and both nations were colonies of France. For instance, Vietnames sandwich, called banh mi, is just favorite in Cambodia, where it is so-called num pang pâté
Eat like a local
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(samlor-source from @ccrzone)[/caption]
Cambodians greet each other by saying “Nyam bai howie nov?” (“Have you eaten rice yet?”). Each person in Cambodian home is served a large bowl of hot rice at luncheon. Then at least three or four other dishes, usually including a soup (samlor), are served family-style.
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z (prahok-sourc from 2chili_licious)[/caption]
Prahok, a pungent fermented fish paste, is used to flavor many dishes and for expats can take some getting used to. Kroeung, an unique spice paste made with a base of lemongrass and galanga, is one of the features in Cambodian food guide. Freshwater fish from the Mekong and Tonle Sap make up a large part of the Cambodian diet, whether dried, processed into prahok, or cooked up in the best Cambodian food, amok.
Boost your energy with breakfast
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(nom banh chok-source from @sanoda_eats)[/caption]
A typical Cambodian breakfast is rice porridge, called bobor, that’s similar to Chinese congee. Rice and rice noodles figure heavily at the Cambodian breakfast table. A favorite way to start the day is nom banh chok, sometimes called the Cambodian national dish: rice noodles topped with a fish-based green curry gravy made with lemongrass, turmeric root, and kaffir lime. Another popular breakfast noodle preparation is kuy teav, a soup made from pork or beef bones and rice vermicelli and topped with fried shallots, green onions, and bean sprouts. Bai sach chrouk, or pork and rice, is one of Cambodia’s simplest and most delicious breakfast options.
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(kuy teav-source from @vuochster)[/caption]
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Explore Cambodian street food
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(Bai sach chrouk-source from @ecoistic)[/caption]
Snacking on the street food is a popular pastime in Cambodia. The food is cooked in front of you and served hot. The vendors usually serve several types of dishes at different times of day. Early morning they offer breakfast such as kuy teav and bai sach chrouk at small roadside stalls.
In late morning through afternoon, they sell fresh cut-up fruit. People also get in line to enjoy spring rolls and grilled beef skewers tucked into baguettes and topped with a green mango slaw.
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(michar-source from @ladykhmerboss)[/caption]
Other Cambodian street food is iced coffee with sweetened condensed milk (kar-fe toek doh koh toek gok), fried noodles (mi char), chive cakes (num kachay), and paté sandwiches (num pang pâté). you can find these dish sold by roving vendors pushing carts around town and at small restaurants on the side walk. On the street many delightful dishes usually cost no more than $1, far less than at Cambodia’s Western restaurants.
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(num kachay-source from @dorkysquare)[/caption]
For those who would like to try world-class cuisine in Cambodia, there are numerous of restaurants serving all types of international food: American, British, French, Italian, Korean and Japanese cuisine. For those who are looking to follow a vegetarian, vegan, or halal diet will find many options.
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