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bouillabaisse, dot the menu. The Pacific dory fish and chips are among the best in town.
Stylish and fun.
Khmer Borane
(95 Sisowath Quay; mains US$5-7; 11am-11pm)
A great choice for traditional Khmer recipes;
choose from
trey kor
(steamed fish with sugar palm) or
lok lak
(fried diced beef with a
salt, pepper and lemon dip).
CAMBODIAN
$$
Happy Herb Pizza
( 012921915; 345 Sisowath Quay; medium pizza US$6-8.50; 8am-11pm; )
No, happy doesn't
mean it comes with free toppings; it means pizza à la ganja. The non-marijuana pizzas are
also pretty good, but don't involve the free buzz. Good place to sip a cheap beer as well.
Delivery available.
PIZZA
$$
Bopha Phnom
Penh Restaurant
(Sisowath Quay; mains US$5-10; 6am-11pm; )
Also known as Titanic, it's right on the river
and designed to impress, with Angkorian-style carvings and elegant wicker furniture. The
menu is thick with the exotic, especially water buffalo, and there's a Western menu for the
less adventurous.
CAMBODIAN
$$
Tepui
( 023-991514; 45 Sisowath Quay, cnr St 84; mains US$12-20; 5-10.30pm Mon-Sat)
Housed in
the Chinese House, one of the city's true colonial-era masterpieces, Tepui is worth a visit
for the ambience alone. The Venezuelan chef fabricates South American-inspired concoc-
tions like red snapper ceviche, Brazilian beef tenderloin and calamari black-ink paella.
Creative specials and cocktails too.
LATIN AMERICAN
$$$
Metro
FUSION
$$$
( 023-222275; 271 Sisowath Quay; small plates US$4-8, large plates US$8-24; 9.30am-1am;
)
Metro is the trendiest spot on the riverfront strip thanks to a striking design and an ad-
