Happy Pizza - Phnom Penh - Cambodia
Purchased from Herb's Happy Pizza Parlour in Phnom Penh, this was a treat. On ordering the infamous "Happy Pizza" the waiter asked us if we would like it with 'happy.' We replied 'yes, because that's why we came here.' Served with a green curry and a 750ml bottle of Angkor beer it was a good, happy night.
Shot by Bec.

With Kentucky Fried Chicken and Pizza Hut being trendy places to dine out for many Asians, it is refreshing to see that Siem Reap lacks so far such establishments (and no McDonald’s either) as besides eating roadside, the traditional way of dining-out is still preserved in Cambodia. Recently I was invited to experience with Cambodian friends a night-out at a local restaurant and experience what sets the Cambodian dining-experience apart: entertainment. We drove to a spacious open-air restaurant, surrounded by little huts, for a more private dining experience, which was located on the outskirts of Siem Reap and boasted, very essential, a huge car-park for the prestigious new cars of the guests. We were then welcomed by lovely ladies dressed in night-gowns who ushered us to our table. Immediately we were surrounded by “beer girls” wearing beer brand uniforms ranging from Tiger, Anchor, Asahi to Heineken. The ladies are paid by the bottle they sell so they wasted no time trying to convince us to go with their brand. I quickly settled for my beloved Japanese Asahi beer and the Asahi-girl brought warm beer bottles and poured it into our glasses, adding ice-cubes in order to cool it (the positive effect is that it dilutes the alcohol). Regarding food I opted for a traditional Cambodian BBQ that consisted of a dome-shaped table-grill that gets coated with lots of butter and is heated by hot coal
 

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