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Khmer Rice Noodles (Nom Banh Chok)

Khmer rice noodles, known locally as Nom Banh Chok, are one of Cambodia's most beloved traditional dishes. Handmade from freshly milled rice, the noodles are soft and served as the base for a variety of flavorful toppings.

The most popular version is Nom Banh Chok Samlor Khmer, where the noodles are topped with a fragrant lemongrass-based green curry sauce, fresh herbs, cucumber, bean sprouts, banana blossoms, and long beans. This creates a refreshing balance of textures and flavors—light, aromatic, and uniquely Cambodian.

Beyond Samlor Khmer curry, there are also regional variations, from rich fish gravy to red curry styles enjoyed during festivals. More than just food, Khmer rice noodles carry cultural significance, often prepared for family gatherings, celebrations, and community events.

A bowl of Nom Banh Chok is not just a meal but a cultural experience—one that connects you to the traditions and daily life of Cambodians.

Phnom Penh Evening Food Scene

Phnom Penh, the vibrant capital of Cambodia, comes alive in the evening with its bustling street and riverside food stalls. As the sun sets over the Tonle Sap and Mekong rivers, the city transforms into a paradise for street food lovers.

Lort Cha Pin Noodle

Lort Cha Pin Noodle (Pin Noodle) is a delicious and popular traditional Cambodian stir-fried dish made from short or pin noodles (called Lort) with minced beef and pate and egg. The meat is marinated with various ingredients such as garlic, bean sprouts, chives, secrete fish sauce, and other seasonings, then stir-fried until fully cooked and caramelized.

Chive Cakes (Num Kou Chay)

Chive Cakes, also known as Num Kou Chay is a favorite Cambodian street food. A vendor make it simple with rice flavor, chives, garlic and seasoning and shape it round. Then, the cakes are fried on a hot shallow pan in a little bit amount of oil. They will be served up with a very sweet, spicy popular Southeast Asian fish sauce. This food is best eaten fresh off the hotplate.

Remember to take advantage of your time in Cambodian day tour to try Chive Cakes, one of the favorite Cambodian street foods.

Insect World

Insect World offers and unforgettable snacks in Cambodia. During the Pol Pot regime, insects became a vital source of nourishment, sustaining millions of Cambodian people. Today, these delicacies remain a symbol of resilience and tradition—an experience you shouldn't miss.

Special Meat

Special Meat what is it? We can't tell you yet—it's the secret meat that will surprise you!

Pricing

What's Included

• • Transportation to and from your hotel in Phnom Penh, start at 6 pm.
• • Unlimited beers.
• • Delicious Cambodian street food.
• • One English Speaking Tour Guide.
• • Unlimited Water Refills.