The first meal in Cambodia, I went to the Khmer kitchen (Khmer Kitchen) mentioned in every travelogue, and it was delicious. The first order is of course Cambodia's national dish Amok, which is a kind of coconut milk, citrus, onion, and some vegetables (basically only hollow cabbage), and the soup dish that can be transferred is fish, chicken, pork any kind, our first meal is fish meat, $3. Also ordered fried seasonal vegetables. It feels like their green vegetables only have a hollow cabbage. I also drank the common home-cooked soup in Cambodia, put a lot of spices, citrus, lime and the like, the taste is slightly sour, we ordered beef, a bit of winter shade soup. Chinese people eat, love more vegetables, even if not, they are willing to eat some plant-based things. Just ordered a small stir-fry. There is also a very common local side dish, papaya salad. Drink, of course, shake, local fruit milkshake, I drink shake in Cambodia, the fruit berry is very thick, stronger than the domestic fruit drink is not a star and a half. Cambodia has been a few days since it was found that mango shakes are the best to drink, and the "Khmer Kitchen" shakes are the most cost-effective, delicious and cheap. Khmer Kitchen is a chain in Cambodia, which has also become our recognized Cambodia's most cost-effective restaurant.