To many westerners, the food of Cambodia and Thailand is often grouped together with Chinese and Japanese food. While there are similarities in many of the Asian country foods, there is also some strong distinctions between the two. If your looking at understanding the similarities, differences, cooking styles and traditions of the many Cambodian delicacies, then you you’ve come to the right place.
Learn MoreI’d like to point out a few things that make Cambodian food unique. While it is somewhat similar to it’s neighboring cuisine of Thailand, there is much different as well. Cambodian or Khmer as it is often called uses an ingredient known as Prahok, which is not used in many other cultural foods. Prahok is a fermented fish paste, which may sound off putting to some, until you’ve tried it you should really remain open minded.
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