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If one is wondering What/Where to eat in Phnom Penh while visiting the capital city of Cambodia, they need not worry as the city boasts of few of the best eateries in the country. The choices vary from Asian, French and Continental Restaurants in Phnom Penh. One of the best eateries that serve an array of continental delicacies is the Foreign Correspondents Club (FCC) Restaurant in Phnom Penh. Situated at 363 Sisowath Quay along the Tonle Sap River, Foreign Correspondents Club (FCC) Restaurant in Phnom Penh is the favorite haunt for local and foreign reporters. Often referred to as the 'FCC' the restaurant is a three storied colonial style building which offers panoramic view of the River. The Foreign Correspondents Club (FCC) Restaurant in Phnom Penh is not an exclusive club but members from reciprocal clubs including the FCC Hong Kong can avail a 10 percent discount on the bill. Tourists and locals can also enjoy the drinks at the rooftop bars of the Foreign Correspondents Club (FCC) Restaurant at Phnom Penh. The restaurant offers a wide array of Western and Asian cuisines along with Cambodian delicacies. Few of the most popular dishes at the Foreign Correspondents Club (FCC) Restaurant are the pasta dishes and caesar salad. The Bar at the Foreign Correspondents Club (FCC) Restaurant in Phnom Penh is a little pricier. A mug of beer could cost 1.50 US dollars. A two course mean at Foreign Correspondents Club (FCC) Restaurant in Phnom Penh will cost up to 10 US dollars while a three course cost around 15 US dollars. The signature dishes at Foreign Correspondents Club (FCC) Restaurant of Phnom Penh are the traditional beer-battered fish and wood-fired pizzas. One should also try out the fine blend of Asian, Mediterranean and Western-influenced cuisines including char-grilled rib eye steak along with local Cambodian dish like char or fried rice and tier chhar kdao or hot and sour duck. But just be sure to taste the popular homemade ice cream at Foreign Correspondents Club (FCC) Restaurant.
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