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(25 St 178; dishes US$1.50-3; 8.30am- 9pm)
At Warung Bali you'll encounter spicy Indonesi-
an favourites like fish in sweet soy-bean sauce and beef
rendang
(beef cooked in coconut
milk and spices). It's busy and fragrant.
Thai Huot
SUPERMARKET
$
(103 Monivong Blvd; 7.30am-8.30pm)
This is the place for French travellers who are miss-
ing home, as it stocks many French products, including Bonne Maman jam and Hénaff
pâté. Additional location in
BKK
(cnr St 63 & St 352;
7.30am-8.30pm)
.
Sher-e-Punjab
( 023-216360; 16 St 130; mains US$3-7; 11am-11pm; )
The top spot for a curry fix ac-
cording to many members of Phnom Penh's Indian community; the tandoori dishes are
particularly good. Even the prawn dishes cost under US$6.
INDIAN
$$
Bopha Phnom Penh Restaurant
(Sisowath Quay; mains US$5-10; 6am-11pm; )
Also known as Titanic, this place is right on
the river and designed to impress, with Angkorian-style carvings and elegant wicker fur-
niture. The menu is thick with the exotic, especially water buffalo, plus Western food for
the less adventurous.
CAMBODIAN
$$
Pop Café
( 012 562892; 371 Sisowath Quay; pasta dishes US$6-9; 11am-2pm & 6-10pm)
Owner Giorgio
welcomes diners as if they are coming to his own home for dinner, making this a popular
spot for authentic Italian cooking. Thin-crust pizzas, homemade pastas and tasty gnocchi
- it could be Roma.
ITALIAN
$$
Blue Pumpkin
CAFE
$$
(245 Sisowath Quay; mains US$3-7; 6am-11pm; )
The beloved Siem Reap import with the
alluring white upholstery is wildly popular for its healthy breakfasts, pastas, sandwiches
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