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(67 St 113; US$3-4; 6am-9pm; )
Surprisingly contemporary for these parts. Relax in
body-swallowing couches under industrial lamps and sup on Peking duck wonton soup.
Also serves coffee, bread and ice cream. The air-con is blissful.
Cyclo
CAFE
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(29A St 113; mains US$2-3; 8am-5pm; )
The perfect air-conditioned escape after
sweating it out at Tuol Sleng. It's mainly a coffee-and-wi-fi kind of place, but a picture
menu displays a few Khmer mains and pasta at very affordable prices.
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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King Kong Bamboo
(St 111; US$1.50-3; 6am-8.30pm)
Bold name for such a tiny space - just two tables plopped
on the pavement out front. Khmer specialities like grilled eggplant are fresh and pack a
fiery punch. It's a real bargain.
CAMBODIAN
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CAMBODIAN
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Spider Restaurant
(50 St 113; mains US$2.50-6; 8am-5pm; )
A relaxing little fan-cooled cafe opposite Tuol
Sleng with good curries, coffee, jazz tunes playing and a charming chequerboard floor.
Chinese Noodle/
China Restaurant
CHINESE
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(553 Monivong Blvd; mains US$1.50-2.50)
Twin bargain eateries popular among locals and ex-
pats alike. Chinese Noodle is all about - what else - noodles, with anything from duck to
pig stomach. China Restaurant is famous for its dumpling-like pork buns.
Capitol Restaurant
CAMBODIAN
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