True, the waffles looked delicious, however, what stopped us and made us pause, was not knowing how long they had been out. If we were hungry at that particular time and they were made fresh right in front of us, we would have definitively jumped on them!! Thanks for stopping by Carla.

Thanks so much Anneklien. Nice to meet another market lover. Do you have any favorite markets? Any fun discoveries you’ve made. Stop back and do let us know. Appreciate your comments on the article.

Agree Genie, the markets in Phnom Penh are similar to Thailand, but would argue, not as clean 🙂 Markets are a lot of fun and great way to taste the local culture! Appreciate you stopping by 🙂

That’s right, Claire. At the local markets, it’s about just jumping in and going with the flow. What’s also nice is to see a variety of markets. From larger main markets to smaller neighborhood markets. It really gives a good sense of the local food culture. Did you have any favorite markets either in South America or Mexico?

Awesome Ryan, given that you stayed right next to Central Market, you can intimately appreciate the experience. That must have been “prahok” on the side of the market…indeed, quite a cultural experience 🙂 Thanks and great to hear from you 🙂

Indeed, visiting the local markets can be quite an experience….though a lovely introduction to a local culture. Any favorite markets?