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Yes.. The Jalan Sultan Prawn noodle shop just opposite the petrol kiosk.. Another good place for some drinks and makan would be this place called 2 Fat Men just besides the Prawn noodle shop.. No iritating young Ah Bengs chilling out there. Mature crowd mostly there..
RIP, Bro.:(
used to be first famous 茶餐厅 in sg, 3 shop in a roll if never remember wrongly. open from 6pm to 4am.
what has eating noodles got to do with kkj?
care to elaborate?
i think if you spend more than 200, you get special svc.
Why? Do they tug and pull at it so that it gets to be 21 inch?
erection2015
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yes the process is a rather painful experience i am told. IHP says hes going to try it out then he'll FR on this thread.
erection2015
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IHP lan jiao will be pulled off to make noodles ...
erection2015
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What's stopping you? Silkair, Jetstar and now Tiger flies to Phnom Penh with fares lower than $100 return sometimes, and just 1 hour 40 mins or so.
A good and clean budget hotel costs as low as USD15/night, beers in the $1.50 (half that during Happy Hour), a Ladies' Drink at $3.00, barfine $10 or less, ST $25+, LT $40+, cheap ciggies (I smoke Winston - $5 a carton! non duty free), cheap wines, cheaper whiskys (Black Label $30/L, Blue Label $36/L, Jameson $11.50/L), Anchor beer $11.00 a ctn of 24x330ml.
Singapore and Malaysian restaurants serve the usual fares at about $3.50 and lots of Italian, American, Mainland China, Taiwanese, Indian restaurants etc around.
Unfortunately seafood here sucks, PP being an inland city and the sea is 200 kms away. However their river fishes are plentiful and cheap. Patin is one of my favorites, toman is next. You could eat large oysters at many of their beer gardens at about a dollar each, and here beer goes for as cheap as $1.25 a jug or $4.50 a tower.
A new restaurant just opened a month ago, Geylang House, on St 178 between Mornivong and Norodom, serves Black Pepper crab or some semblance of Singapore zhi char fares. Owner is a local Cambodian Chinese who has stayed in SG and the chef a Malaysian.
Knock yourself silly with $3 per hour of massage. Get $3 'branded' polos at Central Market or Russian Market.
I could go on.....
erection2015
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ah bro....now my interested fanned into flame again. Let me look into this after the New Year. I travel with my wife though, so heavy duty drinking/bar fines are all out of the question...
It will be mainly makan and a little shopping.
It will be mainly makan and a little shopping.
If makan is a priority, here are a few recommendations-
New York Steakhouse probably has the best steaks in town. Their beef is properly aged, 30 days I think. Good selection of wines. A bit steep but you'll not find this quality/price in SG.
Without a doubt Hachi at the Sofitel is the best Japanese in PP. A couple of rungs down Wasabi on St 169 just off the main Kampuchea Krom offers the best all-you-can-eat ala carte Japanese buffet. Teppanyaki, sashimi, sushi, the works, in a nice setting.
Cambodian restaurants? I don't really go for it as I find they are too reliant on sugar and MSG, but fish amok is often touted as a must-try. It's a little like our otak, you know, lemongrass, turmeric, coconut milk. Lots of their cuisine is flavored with prohok, much like belacan but made from fermented fish instead of shrimps. Quite pungent but if masked with lots of basil, sawleaf coriander, is actually quite palatable.
Quite a number of Chinese restaurants here, some Cambodian-Chinese run, many from Hong Kong, lots of smaller Mainland ones. For good wonton noodle, try Sam Too close to Phsar Thmet (Central Market), their dim sum is not too bad. Tai Tai, Porkei, along Mornivong are popular destinations for both expats and locals. Game is offered but it's a hush hush game only for those in the know.
There are a handful of Singapore & Malaysian restaurants - Klang Boy near Phsar Thmey, Nanyang at Casa Hotel, Asian Spice at St 111, Hometown on St 154 close to the Golden Sorya Mall (not Sorya Shopping Ctr although they're quite close by), Sophia on St 180, and a few more not far from the entrance of to the Pochengtong Airport.
On the riverside something you'll never find in SG - Happy Pizza. What makes the pizzas happy? A certain herb which is sprinkled on as a topping. Choice of Happy, very Happy or delirious.
Go to http://www.canbypublications.com/phnompenh/pprest.htm and check out the rest.
Cheers
erection2015
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Fuck you lah! :oIo: Merry Xmas! :oIo:
ooo... poppy seed pizza? or pizza with marijuana?
Bro, are you the same person who wrote about your sexventure in China some time ago in the sister forum?
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