There is a row of roadside stalls that look extremely dirty and dirty near the Royal Palace in Phnom Penh, like a small night market. Barbecue, fruit, seafood, fried rice, a variety of local snacks and foods are endless. Generally speaking, in this country, I will not easily try the roadside stalls, because most of the time I will eat it. However, the sky just fell into the rain , except for the shed on the roadside booth, I had nowhere to escape, but I had no choice but to find a seat to sit down. There are no English menus for ordering food here. They are all local languages, and there are no waiters who understand English. So we can only use "sign language" to communicate and order, but the barbecue is delicious. Bibimbap also has a local flavor, and is accompanied by a glass of iced cola. This "dirty" string is definitely a perfect score!