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(Serendipity Rd; 7am-10pm; )
For seafood with some style, check out the elevated sur-
rounds here. The extensive, French-accented menu includes scallops, prawns, crab and
various whole fish, fresh off the boats from Sihanoukville's fishing port.
Blue Ocean
JAPANESE
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(road to Serendipity; dishes US$2-10; 11.30am-2pm & 6-10pm; )
One of a cluster of Japanese
restaurants that has recently opened in the Serendipity area; perhaps they know something
about Japanese cruise ships coming this way? Blue Ocean is stylish and affordable, with a
good range of sushi and sashimi, including generous set menus.
Taj Mahal
(23 Tola St; curries US$3-10; 7am-9pm; )
The new Sihanoukville outpost of the long-run-
ning Maharajah Restaurant in Siem Reap, curry-craving British expats rave about the food
here. As usual, selecting bespoke dishes can add up to an expensive spread, making the
thalis
(set meals; US$4 to US$7) a particularly good deal.
INDIAN
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Around Sihanoukville
For Sihanoukville's cheapest dining, head to the food stalls in and around
Psar Leu
the Kampot taxis, are open 24 hours. Options include barbecue chicken, rice porridge or
noodles with chicken. Even if you're staying elsewhere in town, it might be worth check-
ing out Victory Hill for its quirks and good-value cuisine.
Holy Cow
(83 Ekareach St; mains US$2.50-5; 8.30am-11pm; )
Options at this chic-funky cafe-res-
taurant include bagels with cream cheese, pasta, sandwiches on homemade bread and a
good selection of veggie options, including two vegan desserts, both involving chocolate.
ORGANIC
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ORGANIC
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Starfish Bakery & Café
