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Sal's Restaurant & Bar
INTERNATIONAL
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(mains US$1.75-5)
This welcoming restaurant-bar, popular with Ban Lung's small expat
community, is the place to come for comfort food from home, including Indian curries,
spicy Mexican and great burgers. All dishes are freshly prepared, so order ahead if you
don't want to wait around.
INTERNATIONAL
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Cafe Alee
(7am-last customer)
In a new space out in front of DutchCo Trekking, American-run Cafe
Alee has a classic Ban Lung menu: the full gamut of Khmer food plus a few token
Western dishes - veggie burgers, lasagne, pizza, baguettes and hearty breakfasts and
breads for trekkers. Do try the homemade potato crisps.
Gecko House
(mains 10,000-20,000r; 8am-10pm; )
A charming little restaurant-bar with soft lighting
and famously frosty beer mugs, this is a great place by day or night. The menu features
mainly Thai tastes and Khmer classics, plus burgers, pasta and pizza. The bathrooms have
squatters, but clean squatters.
INTERNATIONAL
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A'Dam Restaurant
(mains US$2-4; 11am-10pm)
Long a popular bar, A'Dam has reinvented itself as one of
Ban Lung's more refined eateries (for what that's worth). A bright picture menu does
justice to the tasty, freshly made Khmer-Chinese food. Our green mango salad was partic-
ularly successful.
CAMBODIAN
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Taman
(dishes 6000-12,000r; 6am-8pm)
Locals flock to this place a block east of the market to tuck
into steaming bowls of noodle soup. It's especially popular for breakfast.
CAMBODIAN
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