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Dopplr asked
Tell us something good about Phnom Penh.

on February 22nd 2009
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remittance girl replied: It's a pretty crazy place.

Thomas Wanhoff replied: Propably the best steaks in town. If you want proteine, go there. Reasonable prices, A/C and…

Thomas Wanhoff replied: Nice fruit juices, nice atmosphere (kind of modern urban style), free wifi for customers (even 4…

Thomas Wanhoff replied: My favorite place to stay: Big breakfast selection (a la cart, no buffet), clean rooms with safe,…

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Dopplr asked
Where's good to eat in Phnom Penh?

on October 13th 2009
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William Chapman replied: Great Vietnamese Food.

William Chapman replied: Not sure about location but very good Khmer and Thai food in fab setting.

Robert Voogel replied: good and affordable sushi from authentic japanes kitchen

peeeeeec ben replied: This restaurant is worth a visit owing to the fact that the food here is prepared and served by…

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Dopplr asked
Where's good to explore in Phnom Penh?

on September 14th 2009
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William Chapman replied: Great Bookstore. Not entirely sure about address but on this road.
P H asked
What and where should I eat as a vegetarian?

on June 2nd 2009

This question is tagged / vegetarian / food / Cambodia
Steven Anggrek asked
Where to get a Tattoo in Phnom Penh?

on April 2nd 2009

This question is tagged / Tattoo / phnom / penh
Dopplr asked
Where's good to stay in Phnom Penh?

on September 24th 2009
This question has 3 tips in reply.

David Sok replied: Frangipani Villa-90s is a heaven place to escape from the noise of the main street and the place…

Norbert Klein replied: Fully agree. And it has also free WiFi.

Oliver Koch replied: The Pavilion, Phnom Penh …
Dopplr asked
What's the best thing for visitors to do at the weekend?

on December 8th 2008

This question is tagged / visiting / weekend / explore
This question has 3 tips in reply.

Phil Burnham replied: S21 Museum, The Killing Fields, shoot an AK 47 at an army base.

Steven Anggrek replied: Phil, where can I find this Army base??? :)

Phil Burnham replied: Just ask any of the tuk tuk drivers, it's about 20 mins out of town
Dopplr asked
What is the best local market or shopping?

on December 8th 2008

This question is tagged / shopping / explore
This question has 1 tip in reply.

Norbert Klein replied: Toultumpung - also called by some foreigners the Russian Market.
Dopplr asked
What's a good place to eat on your first night there?

on December 8th 2008

This question is tagged / food / eat / visiting
This question has 2 tips in reply.

remittance girl replied: The Lyon D'Or at 12, Preah Ang Duong Street , just off Sisowath Quay. Good French cuisine at…

David Brayne replied: I found the Riverside to be quit welcoming and has nice local food and also some western cuisine if …
Dopplr asked
Where do you like to stay?

on December 8th 2008

This question is tagged / hotel / sleep / stay / visiting
This question has 2 tips in reply.

remittance girl replied: The Foreign Correspondents Club on Sisowath Quay. Historic, strange and a little run down, but…

Xiaodan Wang replied: We stayed at the hotel de la Paix, very stylish hotel with fantastic breakfast and the swing bed…

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