Phnom Penh Morning Foodie & Market Tour by Tuk Tuk

Start your day in Phnom Penh with a tuk-tuk ride to taste local breakfasts, explore markets, and enjoy authentic Khmer coffee, traditional dishes, and desserts.

Kick-start your morning in Phnom Penh with a tuk-tuk tour to hidden local food spots. After a pick-up from your hotel, your guide will take you to the best small eateries. The first stop is for Cambodian noodle soup or chicken curry soup, paired with refreshing iced tea or sugar cane juice. This traditional breakfast will give you an authentic taste of Phnom Penh's food scene. The dish is an essential Cambodian start to the day, perfect for those wanting to dive deep into the local culture.

After your hearty breakfast, you’ll head to Phnom Penh Central Market (Phsar Thmey), a bustling hub where locals shop for fresh produce, seafood, and spices. Your guide will take you through the market, sharing insights into the local food culture. You’ll have the chance to sample Cambodian sweets and fruits you may not have seen before. Don't miss out on the grilled lemongrass beef skewers with baguette, a market specialty that perfectly complements the flavors of Cambodia.

Next, unwind at a hidden café where you’ll sip authentic Cambodian coffee or iced tea. This stop will give you a chance to relax and experience how locals enjoy their daily caffeine fix. Khmer coffee is known for its unique, rich taste, and it pairs perfectly with the laid-back atmosphere of local cafés. This break allows you to soak in the culture while sampling one of the most beloved drinks in Cambodia.

Following the coffee break, we will visit a local restaurant famous for Banh Chaev, Cambodian crepes. These delicate crepes are made with rice milk and turmeric, giving them a golden hue and a unique flavor. Watch the chefs prepare them and get a glimpse of traditional Cambodian cooking methods. You’ll enjoy a fresh and crispy Banh Chaev, one of the nation’s most iconic dishes, giving you another taste of Cambodia’s culinary legacy.

To end your tour, you’ll visit a stall known for its Khmer desserts, made with coconut, sticky rice, and palm sugar. These sweet treats are a staple of Cambodian cuisine, and you’ll get to taste the different varieties of traditional desserts. After sampling these desserts, you’ll return to your accommodation around 12:30 pm, having experienced the true flavors of Phnom Penh and the heart of its food culture.