A Cambodian/Vietnamese dinner at Phnom Penh restaurant in Chinatown on May 27, 2014.
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After a belly full of beer from the R&B Brewing event, Dennis and I walked over to Chinatown for an early dinner snack at everyone's favourite Cambo-Viet eatery. The decades old dining institution was fairly empty (a strange experience without their infamous line ups) as we sat down to settle our appetites.
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I sipped smoothly on a pungent yet tasty durian moo shake. I enjoyed the combination of fruit, ice, and cream. You could taste it by smelling it.
![Phnom Penh Restaurant | Vancouver Chinatown](https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3698/14102038868_318024f235_z.jpg)
My favourite is always the filet beef luc lac on rice with egg (always make sure to get the egg for an extra 45¢). I love the combination of marinated beef and rice with fish sauce. It's standard but always delicious. Pro tip: You can ask for fried rice instead of white if that's your jam.
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Everyone knows about the famous and award-winning deep fried chicken wings full of MSG and salty goodness. If anything, it's become a little underwhelming in its predictable tastiness yet still satisfying, nonetheless.
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Phnom Penh is a staple and the standard for Cambodian and Vietnamese style food with their line up of authentic dishes. I never veer away from the favourites known to the same level of quality after every visit.
More | YVArcade / 2013 / V.I.A.
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After a belly full of beer from the R&B Brewing event, Dennis and I walked over to Chinatown for an early dinner snack at everyone's favourite Cambo-Viet eatery. The decades old dining institution was fairly empty (a strange experience without their infamous line ups) as we sat down to settle our appetites.
![Phnom Penh Restaurant | Vancouver Chinatown](https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2896/14286684402_80eacb3d3e_z.jpg)
I sipped smoothly on a pungent yet tasty durian moo shake. I enjoyed the combination of fruit, ice, and cream. You could taste it by smelling it.
![Phnom Penh Restaurant | Vancouver Chinatown](https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3698/14102038868_318024f235_z.jpg)
My favourite is always the filet beef luc lac on rice with egg (always make sure to get the egg for an extra 45¢). I love the combination of marinated beef and rice with fish sauce. It's standard but always delicious. Pro tip: You can ask for fried rice instead of white if that's your jam.
![Phnom Penh Restaurant | Vancouver Chinatown](https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5578/14285346311_3d44b85581_z.jpg)
Everyone knows about the famous and award-winning deep fried chicken wings full of MSG and salty goodness. If anything, it's become a little underwhelming in its predictable tastiness yet still satisfying, nonetheless.
![Phnom Penh Restaurant | Vancouver Chinatown](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjB9fa_QgCdJUR2g3-Hqo1jE0CY_htEM6Vm13mKwJiCWov5_pbx4ymKjL9ESmxAAAQoXLE-eDGRUx2O2xkUGo8fMcKR7Bukniw7TW3PWEzCfFcHNh8HGjIhqNB_ZULT3SkHC-Rai_Hm2xw/s1600/IMG_2257-1.jpg)
Phnom Penh is a staple and the standard for Cambodian and Vietnamese style food with their line up of authentic dishes. I never veer away from the favourites known to the same level of quality after every visit.
More | YVArcade / 2013 / V.I.A.
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