Cambodian cuisine is influenced by the country’s neighbors and its history. Some of the popular Cambodian dishes include Amok, Beef Lok Lak, Kuy Teav, Bai Sach Chrouk, and Nom Banh Chok. Amok is a traditional Cambodian dish made with fish or chicken and coconut milk. Beef Lok Lak is a stir-fried beef dish served with rice and a fried egg. Kuy Teav is a noodle soup dish that is popular for breakfast. Bai Sach Chrouk is a pork and rice dish that is often served for breakfast. Nom Banh Chok is a Khmer noodle soup dish that is often eaten for breakfast or lunch.
This tofu chicken soup is one of those quiet recipes that doesn’t try to impress you, but somehow always does. It’s light, warm, and gentle, the kind of soup you make when you want to take care of yourself or someone you love. In Khmer homes, soup like this shows […]
There are some soups that don’t need much explaining. They’re quiet, gentle, and familiar, like a warm bowl placed in front of you after a long day. Yuchoy with Chicken Soup is one of those dishes for me. This is the kind of soup Cambodian families make without measuring much, […]
Khmer Lemongrass Chicken Soup is made from chicken, lemongrass and other ingredients. Cambodians love this soup and it is high in calories also it is simple and easy to make.
There are some recipes that don’t come from cookbooks or cooking classes. They come from watching, listening, and slowly learning by being close to the people who cooked before us. This Oxtail Basil Stew is one of those recipes for me. I grew up seeing this stew simmer quietly on […]
Bitter Vines Soup with Chicken is one of those quiet, comforting dishes that doesn’t try to impress you at first glance. It’s simple. It’s humble. And yet, once you taste it, it stays with you in a gentle way, like a memory you didn’t know you missed. This soup comes […]
There are some soups you don’t forget, no matter how many years pass. For me, Beef and Potato Soup is one of those quiet dishes that stays with you. It isn’t fancy. It doesn’t try to impress. But the moment the steam rises from the pot and the smell of […]
Vegetables Beef Soup is one of those meals that quietly sits at the heart of many Cambodian homes. It is not fancy food. It does not try to impress. But it always shows up when you need warmth, comfort, and something steady in your bowl. In my family, this soup […]
There are some soups that don’t need much explaining. You smell them long before you see them. The steam rises slowly, the broth is clear but deep, and somehow it already feels familiar. This Oxtail Cabbage Soup is one of those soups for me. It’s quiet food. Nothing fancy. No […]
There’s something truly comforting about a bowl of soup that reminds you of home. For me, that soup has always been Oxtail and Pineapple Soup. It’s a classic Khmer dish that’s both simple and delicious, perfect for family meals or cozy evenings. The combination of tender oxtail, sweet pineapple, and […]
There are some soups that don’t rush you. They take their time, fill the kitchen slowly, and let their smell settle into the walls like a memory. Curry Beef Tripe Soup is one of those dishes for me. This is a soup I grew up seeing on the stove during […]
There are some dishes that stay quiet in a family for years, only coming out when someone feels like remembering. This Beef Curry with Mango is one of those dishes for me. It’s not flashy, and it doesn’t try to be. It just sits in the pot, bubbling softly, filling […]
There are some soups that feel like more than just food. This Beef Water Spinach Sweet Sour Soup is one of those recipes for me. It carries memory, comfort, and a quiet kind of happiness that only home cooking brings. This soup is sweet, sour, and just a little spicy. […]