Locally known as Psar Thmei Market. It's one of the tourist attractions. I was brought there just for sight-seeing, with no intention of shopping. It's just like any other typical tourist market to me as they sell all kind of stuff, from ladies/men clothes to accessories, shoes, paintings, gem stones, gadgets and more. Nothing really special about it though.

I have always wanted to visit this place for breakfast. It was my 2nd time there last 2 weeks and it's closed again. During my first visit there I actually called the owner. Kopitiam was closed because his daughter got injured from bread cutting. This time, it was because they closed on Sunday(I just checked wtf). But I still have faith! They better open this Saturday.

The foods were delicious! I think I prefer having nice lunch than dinner – where there's natural sunlight for photo shooting, and probably less guilty. (P/s: I'm totally gaining weight back again)

My birthday was rather simple but kinda fairytale-like to me. I really wanted to remember this special night. Plastic candles filled up the living room as I walked in, blinking love shape wands in all different colors on the couch, big birthday banner hanging on the wall. Friends showing up as surprise from the room, but I couldn't react in time. I had my tears rolling down like crazy. I was then presented to a chocolate mud birthday cake from SR after that. As I blow off the candles, he showed up with a big brown box tied with a ribbon. Everyone knew what was that.

"It's beautiful day I can't stop myself from smiling."

This is a cafe located at the corner of the street, is where you can find delicious duck noodles and some other foods I ordered are good too.(How I miss their homemade potato chips!) And the cafe is actually attached to a hotel. I love how we can have our brunch at the bar table. Except for watching people walking passed the street, I also enjoy looking at waitresses doing their job, e.g. making coffee and cocktails.






I'm glad this week of the month was a happy one. :)