Battambang
Battambang, the cultural heart of western Cambodia, invites travelers to wander its tree‑lined streets and soak in the relaxed provincial vibe that has inspired countless artists. The city’s culinary scene is a highlight, with local eateries serving mouth‑watering staples such as grilled pork on rice (bai sach chrouk) at iconic stalls like អីុសីុមតូបលក់បាយ, as well as creamy jackfruit amok and fresh sour fruits from bustling Boeung Chhouk Market. Whether you’re sampling street food on Street 110 or exploring the historic Krong Battambang, this charming destination offers an authentic taste of Cambodian life that is both delicious and unforgettable.
Battambang
Cambodia
About Battambang
Battambang is the capital of Battambang province and the third largest city in Cambodia. The city is situated on the Sangkae River, which winds its way through the province.
Based on 4 spots from 1 travel guide
What to Expect in Battambang
- A street food paradise with 4 restaurants to explore
- Home to legendary jackfruit amok, num jak chol, grilled sticky pork over rice with fried egg, cucumber and pickled mustard greens and sauces
- Explore distinct areas including Street 110, Krong Battambang and Boeung Chhouk Market
Must-Try in Battambang
grilled sticky pork over rice with fried egg, cucumber, pickled mustard greens and sauces
atBai sach chrouk (grilled pork on rice) at អីុសីុមតូបលក់បាយ, Krong BattambangIt offers a breakfast experience where vendors pass food through a fence to diners outside a school building, creating a unique street‑food atmosphere.
jackfruit amok
atJackfruit amok at Boeung Chhouk Market, Street 110, Krong BattambangIt offers a unique twist on the traditional fish-based amok by using jackfruit, giving locals and visitors a new flavor experience.
num jak chol
atNum jak chol at Boeung Chhouk Market, Street 110, Krong BattambangIt offers a coconut rice flour and tapioca pancake that is crispy on the outside yet fluffy inside, cooked in hot oil for a unique texture.
sour fruits (guava, mango, tamarind, baby June plums) dipped in chili salt mixture
atSour fruits at Boeung Chhouk Market, Street 110, Krong BattambangIt offers a tangy, spicy snack that stands out among the market’s colorful stalls.
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