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.

Photo Blog: Phnom Penh - Common Sightseers

This is the continuation of my photo diary during my holiday trip in the capital city of Cambodia - Phnom Penh. There's nothing much to see around.
The city is big and pretty similar to Manila except the buildings in Manila are pretty high and huge. Well, these are all the pixies that I took when I went there.

A common food stall restos in the capital city.

Family gathered together for their nightly meal.

A not so healthy foodies..sorry, as vegetarian, eating this fried meaty foods aren't advisable.

I would love to eat these fresh Spring Rolls, if it weren't for the crab meat and shrimps inside added.

Foods that I dislike to eat.

Food being ordered by my friend.

A busy night market in PP.

Young girl selling Lotus flowers at the gate of the temple.

I saw this midget asking for alms.

A woman shamelessly taking her shower in the middle of the park.

Inside in a temple with a friend.

A novice monk, whom I had a shorty talk.

The hostel where I was staying.

Hostel lobby area.

Stairway up to the temple in the middle of the city.

devout Buddhists.

 Gigantic candles.

Money being offered to Buddha.