Dine With The Locals

we connect travelers with locals through authentic food experience in Asia

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Our vegetarian cooking experience with Ms. Dary is becoming very popular. We have even more options for those don’t want to eat meat.

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We went to the Bayon temple and had a look at ancient food traditions. https://t.co/38iq9VF7JM

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It might be raining some hours, but there is a good reason why we call it the green season: Lush landscapes and lower temperatures. https://t.co/eTiouMLDg2

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@Pdouble0k Neak Phuon.

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@Pdouble0k We have this one already on Cambodia. Battery powered

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We are thrilled about the love article written by Inga Palme, who visited our host Dary with her family. For those of you speaking German (or know how to use Google Translate), visit the link and you can win a food experience with Ms. Dary as well. https://t.co/rdll6vS7PP

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One of the longest Khmer traditions is the use of the krama or kroma. A fabric made of cotton or silk, it‘s there for 2000 years already. We dogged a bit deeper into it – and how you hosts where you can learn weaving scarfs and different ways to wear it. https://t.co/VRcjCJCqRu

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Looking for extraordinary food experiences in Cambodia for you or your clients? Have a look here https://t.co/QO0qiUX2jo

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@Pdouble0k Unbelievable they still boil black poison Coffee in hotels.

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Samlar or Samlor are Cambodian soups, and there is a huge variety. Some of our hosts will teach you how to do it. We recommend to even try more when traveling in the Kingdom of Wonder. See our recommendations of the 5 best Khmer soups here: https://t.co/uy63IIjUVW

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We really like to share Cambodian food, either with guests at our hosts places or with our free virtual cooking classes. Learn today how to make a sweet and sour soup with fish. https://t.co/SmmNmJTAuw

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Thanks a lot to our guests from Germany who visited our host Ms. Dary and had, as they told us, a good time and fun. You can visit her as well and learn how to cook Cambodian food: https://t.co/ODfOelHoDM

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Kreung is a very important ingredient for many Cambodian dishes. You find it in fish amok as well as in many sopus. Learn how to make it with our article. https://t.co/JearZKeS7B

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When in Siem Reap, go to Preah Dak and try the palm cakes there. You can watch how they are made.

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Do you like Khmer curry? Learn how to make it yourself at our family cooking classes in Siem Reap, Battambang, Phnom Penh and other cities in Cambodia.

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We are committed to promote Khmer culture through food. While our hosts provide the most authentic experience, restaurants in Siem Reap have good choices too. We made a list of the 5 best Khmer restaurants in Siem Reap. https://t.co/liRWFhrUhH

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Khnob, a delicious khmer food, made from pork, tiny fish, mushroom, prahok and more ingredients mixes together wrap with banana leave and grilled. Serve with fresh vegetables and rice.

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Khnob, a delicious khmer food, made from pork, tiny fish, mushroom, prahok and more ingredients mixes together wrap with banana leave and grilled. Serve with fresh vegetables and rice.

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Guess what these ingredients are for? It’s a common Cambodian soup. #cookingclass #siemreap #dinewiththelocals