Pursat

Like in Kampong Chhnang the most restaurants close quite early as the city falls apart after 9pm. To have reasonable and quite tasty food you may look for the ordinary food stalls and noodle cookshops at the market near the NH No 5.

This riverside restaurant is located in the far north of the town. You have to look for the yellow building on the right as you drive north from town (no English sign). Nice fish dishes, for sure, as the name already promises.

River Front Restaurant:

Located about 20 meters north of the dam on the main river drag this is by far the most pleasant spot to have a meal. It’s right next to the river, so there is plenty of entertainment on hand watching the locals swim, fish and socialize. The food is good and the beer girls are very friendly. Show off and practice your newly acquired Khmer language skills with them.

Stung Pursat Restaurant & Nightclub:

That’s the top nightclub in town, which isn’t saying much. The food is fair to okay and the nightly Cambodian dance – a – thon, complete with band, starts at 8:30 pm. The beer girls will greet you at the door.

Boray Thmei Restaurant/Restaurant & Nightclub:

Around 3 km heading down the road towards Phnom Penh are where you will see these two places. They feature the standard Khmer and Chinese fare.

Open for breakfast and throughout the day. It’s a simple and friendly place with good food –the omellets, French bread and coffee are tasty and cheap. Some of the staff speaks English.

It’s next to the hotel of the same name and has good Khmer and Chinese food.