Phnom Penh Post - Food & Drink
Upbeat music filled the air as a male performer wearing a police uniform asked a guest to twirl and dance to the melody. The sound of the conga and guitar added to the lively ambience, making diners use their chopsticks and rap to the beat
Beer sales in Vietnam are down ahead of the Lunar New Year, bar owners said, as a tough new drink-driving law threatens to put a lid on celebrations in one of the world’s fastest-growing markets for the cold stuff.
Tep Sreyphos – whose career was thrust into stardom seven years ago with the hit TV series, Raksa – is now using recipes she’s developed at her Wings and Beers Restaurant.
Pondering where to host your reunion dinner with your family and friends to usher in the Chinese New Year? Just step into Yi Sang Chinese restaurant along Sothearos Street.
For most women, pregnancy cravings are often inconvenient and uncomfortable. Husbands are sent out in the middle of the night to bring back a basket of fruits or a pint of ice cream.
Located in a nondescript street in the capital, TungLok Signatures is making a buzz as one of the few restaurants in the Kingdom to offer authentic Chinese cuisine.
Surrounded by a beautiful garden, a two-storey establishment in a nondescript street in the capital is making a buzz as one of the few restaurants in the Kingdom that offers authentic Chinese cuisine.
Phnom penh's most unique live entertainment experience is coming this Saturday with the exciting fourth edition of The Brew Cruise.
Four workers in a wine cave quickly rotate hundreds of stored bottles a quarter-turn to help with fermentation.
Gogi Korean BBQ restaurant is located near the 7 Makara flyover, behind IFL Brown Café. Its Korean-style barbecue retains the same recipe and taste as in its home country and uses the same Korean stove for grilling meat.
While serving superb Japanese food is vital, Japanese Restaurant Roku on Street 63 in Phnom Penh offers its diners something beyond the tantalising taste of Japan.
