Overall, I think the thing that I enjoyed the most is the food they made for us in Pursat. There were also these egg noodles that they got from a restaurant, which was delicious. Mmm! The duck eggs that they fried for our last day in Pursat, were also delicious. Unlike the eggs [...]
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In Cambodia, certain things are considered “breakfast food,” and retaurants stop serving certain things after 9:30am. Some of those things are Beef Stew and Chicken and Rice. I can’t intuitively feel out which foods are for breakfast and which are not. Seriously. We started the day a bit late and we [...] During our time in Pursat, they cooked huge amounts of food for everyone in such great variety. There were curries (with green eggplant – that I really should not have eaten with my allergies), seafood stir fry, porridge for breakfast, cooked noodles, and fried duck egg done easy. They cooked in vats [...] Last night I was invited to the Chhea residence for some Cambodian hotpot. I trekked my way to the Bronx near Pelham and partook in a delicious meal consisting of noodles, various vegetables (lettuce, spinach, watercress, basil mint, etc…), many from their own backyard, thin slices of beef, tripe, calamari, and shrimp. [...] |
 "There is very little that I cannot / wouldn't eat. However, Ryan was able to get a good laugh out of a panicked look I had on my face while drowning back raw baby squid with beer."  Ryan needs to write a blurb here about himself. Like the time he almost lost his shit over the greatness that is Japanese Bento and set lunches. Needless to say, we both like to eat very much. |
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