Popular Cambodian Dishes: From Fish Amok to Num Banh Chok
- Somlor Machu Trey: Sour fish soup with lemongrass, turmeric, herbs.
- Samlor Korkor: Sweet‑sour soup with pork/beef, vegetables, spices.
- Fish Amok: Steamed fish in coconut milk, kroeung paste, crispy shallots.
- Beef Lok Lak: Marinated stir‑fried beef with vegetables, dipping sauce.
- Nom Banh Chok: Rice noodles with fish‑based curry, herbs, vegetables.
- Kuy Teav: Rice‑noodle soup with pork/beef, bean sprouts, lime, herbs.
- Angkor Wat Noodles: Stir‑fried noodles with seafood, vegetables, sweet‑sour sauce.
- Num Banh Chok (national dish): Rice noodles with fish curry, herbs, vegetables.
- Bai Sach Chrouk: Breakfast pork & rice, often with fried egg, cucumber salad.
- Cambodian Spring Rolls: Deep‑fried rolls with pork, shrimp, vegetables, glass noodles.
Cuisine blends Indian, Chinese, and French influences.