Phum Don Êv

In Vietnam and Cambodia, we have been treated to incredible food and delicacies but what was even more delicious was the amazing, exotic drinks. Each one was even better than the last and they were gone within 5 seconds. Some of our favourites included a peanut shake which Arushi and I both had. It tasted exactly like peanuts and paired with the cold ice it was to die for. One to the left of the peanut shake was Simi's mango and passion fruit. It was a sweet blend with a clear distinct taste of mango before a fresh passion fruit aftertaste. In the middle was Millen’s chocolate milkshake with very strong chocolate and some cream to top it off. One more to the left was Dad’s Mango Shake which, along with the ice and mango too, got devoured. On the photo with the green drink, there is a mint juice from a restaurant called "try me". The drink was refreshing and cool and had a lovely yet herbal taste which also was all gone very soon which both Millen and I had. We also had lots of coffees and teas in loads of different cafes or restaurants. The most interesting restaurant was a small restaurant with stickers that you could write on and put up on the cafe walls. Those walls were plastered on stickers however the tables and chairs and stairs and windows were also all covered in them with loads of different messages old and new. Arushi, Millen and I were often treated to exotic smoothies while Dad was always opting for a beer with Mum. On the bus we were always supplied with water to keep us going in the heat.Читать далее