Showing posts with label Travel Photos: Foodies in Siem Reap - Cambodia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Travel Photos: Foodies in Siem Reap - Cambodia. Show all posts

Friday, March 06, 2015

Foodies Hope

I haven't been updating here lately since I was busy packing my stuff for my final leave-taking in Cambodia. At long last, I made my way back to Thailand safely and started rightly working with a good offer. 
As a foodie lover, I guess this gonna be my last food post for this year since I am bit farther from a humanize community. This post would somehow reflects of my love to eat healthy or vegetarian foodies. For now, I am still learning how to prepare beseeming and mouthwatering staple food to survive from a desirous hunger.
As traditionally been practiced, I won't do much on the enunciating but let the pictures prove itselves. 

























Wednesday, October 15, 2014

Photo Diary: Cambodian Foodies - Part 2

Lately, I posted handful pictures of Khmer foods or simply called Cambodian cuisine. Herewith, are among the generic Cambodian pabulums that are strongly recommended by all. Some of which are inventively Korean but with a Cambodian twist.
Before your eyes would start feasting, let me name some of it with the hope you'd love Khmer foodies as I do too.


Lotus stems cooked with Coconut milk.


Korean Kimchi with a bit twist of Cambodian style.


Cambodian noddles with vegetables.


Cucumber Kimchi - Cambodian style.


Fried potatoes with carrots and a bit of mushroom.


Hard boiled eggs stew.


Fried noodles with vegetables with a cold Vanilla creme' shake.


Another fried noodle with vegetables.


Ripe Banana and jellos cooked with sweetened Coconut milk.


Tofu noodle vegetable soup.


Fried Bean Sprout with Chicken (this wasn't my food, çoz I am a vegetarian)


Fried Mushrooms.

Saturday, August 23, 2014

Photo Diary: Cambodian Foodies

As a Lacto-Ovo vegetarian, I need to be careful of the food that I am going to eat especially here in Cambodia, because usually they lied so as they put a lot of MSG which I hated the most. The moment I go to a certain local resto here, I would always say, no meat as in NO MEAT..but most of the vegetables they served to me where partially fried with meat to add flavor to the food.
Herewith, are the common foodies in the restaurants that you will see here in Cambodia
























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