Phnom Penh

If you splurge on only one meal in Phnom Penh, do it here. — Frommer's

Frizz is a modest and bright little place on 240 Street in the heart of the boutique shopping district. — Frommer's

Malis is Phnom Penh's premier gourmet Cambodian dining experience at a price. — Frommer's

One of many along the riverside, this bar and restaurant stands out by virtue of size and style. — Frommer's

This extremely popular nonprofit eatery near the National Museum serves a huge range of small tapas, fruit juices, salads, and international dishes. — Fodor's

Romdeng serves tasty Khmer food in an atmospheric French colonial house. — Frommer's

This slick, air-conditioned haven offers an eclectic menu with a French/Khmer slant, though they also branch out into Italian and more exotic fare. — Frommer's

A smart design and trendy setting make this one of the best of its kind in Phnom Penh. Metro has a popular bar and serves fine French and Asian fusion cuisine. — Insight Guides

Daily lunch sets are popular with the business crowd, and daily specials are contingent on the day's imports of fish or fine steaks. — Frommer's

One of the oldest curry houses in town, the menu includes popular Indian and Nepalese dishes, which are great value. — Lonely Planet

Very Moorish you might say, as this place brings the magic of the Maghreb to Phnom Penh with some classic Moroccan tajines and a small selection of tapas, plus some French influences. — Lonely Planet