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Ayotaya
(58 St 302; dishes US$3.50-4.50; 10.30am-2pm & 5-9pm Mon-Sat)
No punches are pulled for
tourists here. Besides the trademark pad thai, you'll find delicious papaya salads, zippy
red curry and scrumptious lime-steamed fish.
THAI
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Mama Restaurant
(10C St 111; mains US$1.50-4; 7.30am-8.30pm)
This long-running backpacker cafe in the
heart of the Psar O Russei area serves tasty French-influenced Khmer food, plus shep-
herd's pie. Try the beef stew.
CAMBODIAN
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Malis
(136 Norodom Blvd; mains US$6-12; )
The leading Khmer restaurant in the Cambodian cap-
ital, Malis is a chic place to dine alfresco. The original menu includes beef bites in bam-
boo, goby with Kampot peppercorns, and traditional soups and salads.
CAMBODIAN
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PIZZERIA
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Piccola Italia Da Luigi
( 017 323273; 36 St 308; pizzas US$4.50-9; 11am-2pm & 6-10pm)
A bustling curbside eatery,
just like in Italy, Luigi's makes some of the best pizza in Phnom Penh. Also has a small
deli attached if you're in the mood for some zingy antipasti. Reservations are a good idea.
Java Café
CAFE
$$
(
www.javaarts.org
; 56 Sihanouk Blvd; mains US$4-8; 7am-10pm; )
Consistently popular
thanks to a breezy balcony and a creative menu that includes crisp salads, delicious
homemade sandwiches, burgers and coffee from several continents. The upstairs area
doubles as an art gallery, downstairs as a bakery.
Flavours of India
INDIAN
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