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It was hard for me to watch this back because t made me hungry for it all over again and I am back in Siem Reap and can't just pop over to Kep for a feast Haha

Thank you

It was a flavour combination that I absolutely loved and I am looking forward to having it again.

It was way better than I expected. So delicious.

Thing is, it tastes better than money can buy stateside. The freshness of seafood pales in comparison historically! You can't put a price on flavor, but Cambodia always surprises

The cost was shocking to me. I honestly thought because it was a tourist area, that I would get maybe 2 small crabs, but it was more than I expected and I ate all of it. Haha

It won hands down for many reasons.

I’m enjoy watching this, that’s how we eat crab, no part that gonna to waste !

I did a similar thing with one of the first dishes I got from a street food vendor. Good think I like peppercorns. Haha I had a ton of them that day

If they can grow it here, then that could be a huge cash crop for Cambodia

You're welcome. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

As soon as I saw it, I had to have it. Haha It was worth the $2. The pepper was great. I was shocked by the difference in flavours

I have never heard of that honey before. I guess that it never made it's way to Canada. I am intrigued though. Thanks

@@FrugalWanderer there's an ice creamery down here, Van Diemens Land Creamery, they sell pepper berry and leatherwood honey ice cream, and it's sooooo good. And no, probs not available in Canada or Cambodia! 🤣

Man. Now I'm going to have to book a trip to try ice cream. Haha. I've traveled for sillier reasons in the past.

@@FrugalWanderer 🤣🤣 not gonna lie, the title of your video was what hooked me! (That, and that I am dreaming about getting back to Cambodia so I'm living vicariously through every you tuber who's there right now)

I'm glad that it caught your attention and I'm glad that you love Cambodia as well. I fell in love with it when I visited last year and I moved here shortly after. It was the best decision I've ever made.

It was fun. I enjoyed it quite a bit

I had the flyer and I seem to have misplaced it. They had signs up at all the hotels I stayed in. The Bokor mountains tour was $16. The countryside and Kep tour was $15 and they do an all-day tour that includes the mountains and the countryside but does not stop in Kep and that was $28. They had a bunch of other ones too, but I didn't look at them. They seem to be the main tour company that the hotels share.

@@FrugalWandererthank you sir.

It was a great pepper plantation and I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Sorry to hear about the accident. I think you mentioned it previously.

Very much hotly. Haha especially the last pepper I tried.

Safe travels. Kampot is on my must visit again list. I am actually planning on going back there in March or April whenever it get stupid hot here and spend a month or so there. I absolutley love every minute there.

Same here. I especially love the round eggplant. It's a different flavor than the one I had in Canada and it's delicious raw. Especially with prahok.

It was in the high 20s that day. It felt the same in the cave as it was outside. I think it was the humidity. Not sure.

This place checked a bunch of my boxes for sure. I really loved it and I will be going up on my own the next time I'm in Kampot. I'll also be bringing proper shoes and a few flashlights. It looked like so much fun to me.

When I go back in a few months I'm going to see about going into that cave with a guide. My mind wandered too and I love caving. At least I did when I was younger. I just need to work on my fat belly and my flexibility before I take it on.

Um. I didn't mic him. I just shut up and really boosted his audio. Haha. I'm glad it sounded like I did it the right way.

It was a pleasure sharing this experience with you.

I was shocked by how beautiful it was. I didn't expect it to be what it was.

This was only on my second day there. Haha. I saw so much in the week that I was there. It was amazing. I am so happy that you are enjoying this series. I had a blast there.

Kampot and Kep are totally worth the visit. I was only able to scratch the surface of what I wanted to see and I was there for a full week and out looking at things every single day. It was great and I cannot wait to go back.

The 2 tours I took were totally worth the money I spent. I saw and learned so much in the two days of the tours.

You are right. It's an amazing place to visit. I am so happy that I was finally able to make it there.

I agree! There's always something new to discover in Kampot.

Thank you

Thank you

Good morning to you as well. I really enjoyed the salt and the different pepper in Kampot. It was so good.

@FrugalWanderer thank you 🙏❤️

I'm not sure about being in top shape, haha but it was definitely a bit of a workout. I really enjoyed it and I'm glad that I was able to visit it.

I'm glad you enjoyed the tour!

I hope that the salt flats stay. They said that it's done in three areas in the kampot region and that the majority of the salt is used and sold locally in Cambodia. I hope that they keep doing it, because it's great to see that it's still being done this way and not just mined.

Technology has a way of acting up on me from time to time. No big deal. I'm honestly just happy that I was able to enjoy the meal. It was fun.

I enjoyed it. A different type of Fish & Chips than I am used to, but it was good.

It definitely was.

I don't have many technical issues usually, but this one got me good. Oh well. I can't believe how expensive things are getting over there. I'm so happy that I'm not there to experience it.

I'm sorry about the audio, I did the best I could. There was loud music playing, and because my microphone failed, the camera picked up everything and the software I use had a hard time separating my voice from the background noise. I normally would have recorded a new video but I was already traveling back to Siem Reap when I noticed and I had told my father that I had made the video for him. So I decided to just keep it with the disclaimer. I know that most people will dip because of the audio, but I know that my father would watch it. Since I made it for him, I decided to just keep it for him.

@@FrugalWanderer No problem. Just a thought.

I just wanted to clarify

I wish the audio was better, but the food was so good. I promise that if I see fish and chips again, then I'll do this again and hope that the audio is better next time. Haha. Sorry about that. It wasn't as good as the fish and chips I remember as a kid, but as a treat over here, it was fun.

I know your feelings. Haha sorry about that.

@Amish, me too plus I live in the most Amish per cap in a county in the USA. I pay $1 per dozen of eggs. We Amish rule!

I recorded this months ago and the issue has since been resolved and I'm back in Siem Reap living my life and loving my home.

Hello to you as well. Thanks for watching.

Thank you for subscribing. I'm glad you enjoyed the tour.

I've watched over a dozen Cambodian horror movies since getting here. I definitely thought that if we were there near dusk, I would have stayed in the bus. Haha

I'm very happy and I'm glad that it's showing. Cambodia has changed my life for the better.

I'm definitely enjoying your prog rock band references as of late. Haha. I haven't thought about Camel in years. I guess I'll have to dig through my library and find some. Haha

This is definitely the way to explore the world. Randomly sitting to have a meal that you have no idea about is so much fun. Haha. I hope that you'll be able to do the same one day.