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frizz restaurant has moved to 67 Street 240, Phnom Penh

frizz restaurant

#67, Street 240 (map)
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Tel: 023 - 22 09 53
Tel: 012 - 52 48 01

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frizz on tv show Taste Matters - Channel News Asia

CNA's tv-show 'Taste Matters' filmed at frizz restaurant and the Cambodia Cooking Class. The show, with our chef Heng, will be broadcast on July 11 at 6.30pm (Cambodian time).
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frizz now on Street 240
new frizz on Street 240

After more than four years on Phnom Penh's riverfront, frizz has relocated to Street 240. We are proud of our new, fresh interior.
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Rick Stein at frizz
Rick Stein BBC top chef at frizz

BBC's top chef Rick Stein was here! The frizz restaurant's chef Heng will be featured on his television show.
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khmer restaurant frizz menu 2008 new menu frizz restaurant

We have introduced a new menu including more traditional Cambodian dishes, fresh salads and delicious desserts.
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Cambodian food - recipes with chicken

Hungry travelers rambling down National Road Number 3 will be happy to see rows of beef sausage hanging in storefront windows like wet clothes out to dry. About 20 km outside of Phnom Penh, on a road winding towards Kampot, a line of sausage stores wait to feed the growling stomachs of the road weary.

Khmer food: coconut grilled chicken

Like the old saying, 'where there's water, there's fish', a similar phrase may be coined about sausage. 'Where there's beef sausage, there's sour nectar.' Meat eaters often develop an intense thirst from the salty sausage, demanding that a good meal be followed by a good drink. "I can't get along without it," said Ley Det, gesturing to the glass of 'sour nectar' (palm wine) in his hand.

A plate of beef sausage and a generous glass of sour nectar will cost a diner just 3,000 riel. Both city slickers and country dwellers are known to choke back a few links any time of year, but sales are highest during the Water Festival, when hoards of party revelers crowd city centers in search of food and fun.

Delicious Cambodian Sausages

The act of eating beef sausage not only serves to nourish the body, but it soothes the soul as well. Sharing a meal with friends and family is a means of strengthening bonds old and new. Newcomers to Cambodia may get to know the country better by sitting down at a roadside sausage shop to enjoy the local fare.