Top things to do in PP when visitors are in town

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Re: Top things to do in PP when visitors are in town

Postby Mrs Stroppy » Sat May 31, 2014 10:05 pm

I've also got afternoon tea at Daughters of Cambodia and the Tea Haven on my list - it's a girl thing.
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Postby StroppyChops » Sat May 31, 2014 10:11 pm

Mrs Stroppy wrote:I've also got afternoon tea at Daughters of Cambodia and the Tea Haven on my list - it's a girl thing.
'Strayans all (let us rejoice), they do an authentic pavlova, but tackle it on a reasonably empty tank. Huge serve.
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Postby Rain Dog » Thu Jun 05, 2014 9:19 pm

Mrs Stroppy wrote:What are the things that you would do and see around PP when friends or relatives came to visit?
I am quite surprised -- nobody has mentioned Plae Pakaa for a demonstration of Khmer dance and culture. An absolute must see for visitors. Yes it's $10 per head -- but support the arts!

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Mrs Stroppy wrote:I've also got afternoon tea at Daughters of Cambodia and the Tea Haven on my list - it's a girl thing.
'Strayans all (let us rejoice), they do an authentic pavlova, but tackle it on a reasonably empty tank. Huge serve.
Which one does the Pav? Daughters or Tea Haven? And, address please.

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Postby Mrs Stroppy » Thu Jun 05, 2014 9:44 pm

Username Taken wrote: Which one does the Pav? Daughters or Tea Haven? And, address please.
Daughters of Cambodia do pav at their cafe (upstairs over their shop) street 178. The serving was about a quarter of a full pav when we went.
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Postby Mrs Stroppy » Thu Jun 05, 2014 9:53 pm

Sorry, just to clarify, the cafe is called Sugar and Spice cafe. There's a 2nd cafe in the Russian market district but we haven't been there yet.
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Mrs Stroppy wrote:
Username Taken wrote: Which one does the Pav? Daughters or Tea Haven? And, address please.
Daughters of Cambodia do pav at their cafe (upstairs over their shop) street 178. The serving was about a quarter of a full pav when we went.
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'A quarter of a full pav?' So, I should take the whole family then?

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Postby Mrs Stroppy » Thu Jun 05, 2014 10:20 pm

Yes, huge serve for only $3
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Re: Top things to do in PP when visitors are in town

Postby 104 » Fri Jun 06, 2014 3:21 pm

Spend an afternoon playing cards with friendly Filipinos'
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104 wrote:Spend an afternoon playing cards with friendly Filipinos'
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