An association of three quintessentially British traditions, an Afternoon Tea at Khéma offers an opportunity to indulge in a delicious selection of rich sweet and savoury bites together with loose-leaf teas from the specialists at Tea Drop, served in the high style to which you have become accustomed at Khéma.
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There is no such thing anymore as a quick trip for anything in Phnom Penh. As the number of vehicles registered across Cambodia continues to climb by hundreds of thousands each year, the capital’s streets are as congested as a nightclub on a Saturday night. But there is one way to beat the traffic, without burning up your lungs in the process, and that is the premise of Grood, a new venture that is putting e-bikes on the streets of Phnom Penh.
Even the Irish will tell you the food in Ireland used to be awful. They’ll often even be the first to do so, beating everyone else to the pip just in case. There’s no shame in it though; eight hundred years of colonial rule tends to have a starving effect on a nation’s culinary ventures. And when you’re rebuilding a country post-independence, developing the perfect sauce for your ham hocks is probably quite low on your list of priorities. But then things changed, radically, and nowhere is that clearer than in Ireland’s increasingly cosmopolitan capital city, Dublin.
There’s so much bad news on the horizons these days, that we thought we should do something to lighten the view. And because it’s not in our nature to do things by halves, we’ve done more than a little something. At Arunreas, we’ve come up with an incredible deal (and we mean Really incredible) to help you ease your way through the current lockdown.
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The question of what makes a good cup of coffee boils down to two very simple matters. The first, for the avoidance of all doubt, is whether the drink in your hand actually tastes like a cup of coffee. The second is: do you like it? If the answers to both these questions are “yes”, then we’re pleased to say that you are drinking an excellent cup of coffee, and no one else’s opinion matters*. But here are a few things you might not yet know about coffee.
At the time of writing, we don’t know whether Cambodia or Phnom Penh is about to undergo the kind of lockdown we’ve seen being imposed in other parts of the world. But, whether this does come about or not, there’s never not a bad time to take a moment to appreciate one of Cambodia’s great artists, Sinn Sisamouth, something that is possible even under the strictest of social distancing guidelines.
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