Evening came and time to wander around (as Wombats do) and find a nice place to eat. So first stopping at a street side bar for a Johnny Walker black label for Mrs Wombat and a G & T for Willie at a ridiculously cheap price of $5.50 all up. We then found The Viva Mexican Cafe on the riverside that also had a Cambodian menu.
With wine by the glass we had a couple of Chilean whites (not a touch on Australian but acceptable) and ordered some “Potato Skins” to start and Chicken Amok and Nachos for mains.
The food was absolutely superb. The potato skins were a half spud filled with onion tomato and spices and baked accompanied by a salsa. Wonderful said Mrs. Wombat.
The mains were equally as good, in fact as any we have had for a very long time so we celebrated with another JW Black label for Mrs Wombat and an Ankor draft beer for Willie. What a great way to end the day for an all up cost of $24.00.
The staff were great offering to take our photos so we reciprocated and took theirs also.
Great food guys will visit your sister establishment in Siem Reap when we get there.
Here are a couple of pictures of the night click on any one to view full size and then click the name of the next at the bottom left or right.
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- The Wombats
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- Potato skins
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- Nachos
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- Chicken Amok
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- Viva restaurant Phnom Penh
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- Viva restaurant Phnom Penh
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- Viva restaurant Phnom Penh
