Eat

Viva

A bright orange Mexican restaurant. Burritos, enchiladas, and quesadillas are reasonably authentic considering the location. They have some Khmer dishes if you want to eat more local food while enjoying the view over the balcony.

Getting there: Corner of 2 Thnou St & Street 9
Price: US$2-6

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