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Cambodia Street Food - Authentic KHMER CURRY FEAST and Vietnamese Pho in Phnom Penh

Cambodia Street Food - Authentic KHMER CURRY FEAST and Vietnamese Pho in Phnom Penh

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One of the best Khmer food curry meals Ive ever had Orussey Market is one of the best and most local markets in Phnom Penh, and for any food lover, or shopping lover, it should be high on your list of places to go when youre in Phnom Penh. There are other markets like Central Market and Russian Market, but Orussey Market tops them all. One morning we headed off on a Cambodian street food tour of Orussey Market. I first wanted to explore the outside area of the market. One of the most popular stall we came across was actually serving pho, famous as a Vietnamese noodle soup. The crowd eating there and the aroma of the broth forced us into sitting down to have a bowl and it didnt disappoint. The beef pho was excellent, one of the best bowls Ive had in a very long time. Pho - 8, 000 KHR (1. 93) per bowl Inside Orussey Market you will find just about everything in Cambodia that you can think of, from clothes to food to accessories, its all in the market somewhere. We headed to the food court area, but there wasnt a lot going on, so we decided to just have a cup of iced coffee. My hopes for lunch were on a Khmer rice and curry feast, and so we kept walking around the market, until we stumbled into a prepared curry dishes stall that had an amazing array of different Cambodian dishes. It was a love at first street food kind of place. We proceeded to order a huge Cambodian street food curry feast and it was one of the best Khmer meals Ive ever had. I cant even begin to tell you the names of all the different dishes, but the prahok, a paste made with fermented fish sauce, was excellent. Total price for entire Khmer curry meal - 50, 000 KHR (12. 09) On the outside of Orussey Market youll find lots of Cambodian street food snacks. I was pretty full honestly after that curry meal, so I just had a bag of candied and pickled bright colorful fruits. They were topped in a sugary chili salty coating, and though a little sweet for me, they were pretty awesome. Fruit bag - 3, 000 KHR (0. 73) If youre a food lover in Phnom Penh, take a trip to Orussey Market for some amazing local Cambodian food and culture
Date: 2019-08-19

Comments and reviews: 10


I am Cambodian myself and all of the food you just ate are all the dishes that i love the most im rarely eat all of them but to tell you the trust that the creamy and spicy taste of it are just HMMMM yummy and wanted to eat more and more hahaha XD i know this comment took place in 2018/10/10 but it just really great to see that other visiter all over the world come and try out every kind of dishes in Cambodia made me really happy that i can see them enjoy itthank. to anybody that read my comment XD
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That herb is called Thyme. It is Asian Thyme. I loves this herb. It does not goes with Pho. Pho is Vietnamese soup Noodles. It is not Cambodian food. Loves and crazy for Khmer foods. If I go to Cambodia I may not leaves. And all I will think about is Khmer foods. I used to eat spicy foods. But never even 1/3 of what Mark Wiens eats. This got me a very bad disease. When you hit a certain and you eat spicy foods you will get at least two types of very bad diseases.
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Mark pronounced all the Cambodian's food name all wrong. One is called, Prahok. The other is a non Cambodian dish made with dried salty fish, grounded Pork and Egg. And it is a Chinese food not Cambodian food. The one you said that it tasted like Eggplants. It is Eggplants boiled then stir fried with chopped Scallions, Krasang ( a sour fruit flush with seeds. It is green fruit with hard shell. ) and with Prahok which is a fermented Fish.
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I love this. I love your videos and travels. I can't wait to visit with my family. Just a side note, It's not Vietnamese pho. There is a difference. I personally prefer the Cambodian style and they don't call it pho, its called Kathio. Not sure how to spell that but it's not pho. Both are delicious but Cambodian kathio is just so much more flavorful to me. That's probably why you said it was one of the best you've ever had
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Those Khmer dishes on that table are all my favorite They are what we normally eat for lunch and dinner. Sometimes, I get tired of eating Khmer food twice a day so often, but this video boosts up my appetize high up. By the way, that pancake is called Trey Pro Ma, which literally means boeseman croaker. It's the name of the fish that's fermented and mixed in that egg and pork to add the salty flavor of that dish.
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What an amazing Khmer feast And such a cheap price for all the foods you received. I bet you all had to go back to the hotel and pass out after that. This didn't look like the traditional curry you have in other episodes. It looked more like a lot of home made casseroles.
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Vietnamese pho. Really? Khmers do not call this, but by a Khmer name and have ate broth noodles before Westerners called it pho. It was eaten before the country of Vietnam was formed (post WWII) in Kampuchea and before pre French colonization during the Khmer Empire. Cheers
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When handling food. how are food under health safety managed in market place. Such as handling food why gloves not worn? How do the public know that these open markets hands are clean?
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Two spoons of chili sauce then half a bowl of red chili, wow. That bowl of pho must taste like 100, 000 scoville heat unit. Wish he had the Cambodian noodle instead of pho.
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Poor Micah, no Taco Bell or McDonalds for him, forced to eat gourmet food specialties from around the world. Just don't put chili oil in his formula just yet.
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