When I travelled from Siem Reap to Sihanoukville, I had to stop over at Phnom Penh to switch to a different bus. I had to wait for 30 minutes for the other bus to arrive.
While waiting, I saw this vendor carrying a basket on her head. She approached the bus station and started selling food to us and to the employees of the bus station.

I couldn’t help admire the colorful array of food that greeted my eyes. Most of the food items sold were fruits and appetizers. I was so tempted to buy the mango. Its colors were deliciously tempting but I had to contain myself. I hadn’t had a decent meal since midnight when I embarked on my solo trip to Sihanoukville and I couldn’t afford to ruin my tummy at that time. I just settled to taking pictures of those delectable treats instead.

I love how colorful all those food looked!
When the vendor finished selling her food to the bus station employees, she placed the wide basked on top of her head, carried a small stool and walked away from the area. Bye bye foodie!
Friday Foodies
By the way, I am starting this new segment on this site where I will feature different foods on my journey, thus, giving birth to my Friday Foodies edition
Why Friday? Because everyone wants to thank God for Friday
as it is the end of the weekday and people like me can skip dieting and declare Friday as the start of their cheat day. LOL
Happy Eating everyone! ^_^












Hmm! sarap, doi ano yung red thing dun sa mangoes, parang bagoong rin ba yun dito?
no, i think para syang salsa na sprininkle sa mangoes
Puso rin ba yung nakabalot na bilog?
as per those who left a comment on my FB page, rice nga daw siya
when i read your comment, i read “puso” and pronounced it like the heart – puso
Uy naay puso
Abi nako sa Cebu ra nang puso hehee
yeah. mao gipicture-an jud dayon. hehehe