Cambodia - Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Northern Thailand - page 549

ing kayaking (single/tandem US$4/6 for two hours), swimming, badminton, pétanque and
firefly-watching boat trips (best on a new moon when the phosphorescence peaks).

Eating & Drinking
Quite a few restaurants line River Rd south of the old French bridge. There are fruit stalls
and little eateries ( 7am-10pm) next to Canadia Bank and, nearby, a night market MAP (7
Makara St; 4pm-midnight) with both mains and desserts.
Many of the guesthouses are worthy of a meal or two, most notably Rikitikitavi.

Epic Arts Café
MAP

CAFE $

( www.epicarts.org.uk ; mains US$2-4; 7am-4pm; ) A great place for breakfast,
homemade cakes or tea, this mellow eatery is staffed by deaf and disabled young people.
Profits fund arts workshops for disabled Cambodians.

Espresso
MAP

CAFE $

(near Old Market; mains US$3-6; 7am-9pm) A blink-and-you'll-miss-it cafe - we advise you
don't blink. The Aussie owners are real foodies and offer fresh specials and the best cof-
fee in town.

Indo Bar
MAP
(St 726; meals US$2-6; 11am-11pm) A fun and friendly place just up from the river, Indo
Bar offers eclectic regional cuisine and the strongest Long Island iced tea in Kampot.

INTERNATIONAL, ASIAN $

Captain Chim's
(mains US$1-3; 7am-10pm; ) Best known for breakfast, but Khmer faves like loc lak
(peppery stir-fried beef cubes) will fill you up at any time of day. Ask about Cambodian
cooking classes or join its bargain booze cruise for sunset every day.

CAFE $

Rusty Keyhole
MAP

INTERNATIONAL, CAMBODIAN $$