DJ Cash Money at White Club
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Club 88 KTV - Naga World

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DJ Yamak'a @ Bodega-Melon Rouge, Phnom Penh

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Club White - Phnom Penh

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Bars score Cup custom

Tuesday, 13 July 2010 15:01
Jeremy Mullins and Sun Narin

Spain fans cheer in front of the big-screen television at 3Rivers on Street 258, Phnom Penh, during the World Cup final early Monday.
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THE World Cup football tournament proved a boon for Phnom Penh’s bars and restaurants, and owners reported that customer numbers had risen by up to 20 percent during the contest.

Though many tired owners said that late starting times in the Kingdom and poor performances from punters’ favourite sides limited the benefit to business, promotions and thirsty fans still arrived in scores to boost the capital’s eateries.

V Friend restaurant in Teak Laok commune, Phnom Penh, focused on attracting a Cambodian clientele, and executive manager Cheng Vanny said patrons had increased by 20 percent during the contest.

“Most of them wanted to eat food, drink beer and watch World Cup football,” he said.

A lucky draw promotion and sponsorship from San Miguel beer helped attract punters, he added.

Tuol Tom Pong commune’s Rohat Leap restaurant also saw a 20 percent increase in custom while screening the matches, according to cashier Yous Sereypiseth yesterday.

“Sometimes there were no available seats,” he said.

“The World Cup is the biggest sporting event,” agreed 3Rivers bar and restaurant owner Eden Thomas, who said it was too early discuss revenues.

3Rivers had been packed with sporting fans particularly during the bigger games, he said, but England’s early departure from the tournament had slowed custom from the nation’s backers.

Noel Hunt, owner of Hunter’s restaurant and bar, located in Boeung Keng Kang, said his business had been particularly strong in the first week of the tournament, but that early defeats of England and the United States and the late timing of some games had taken their toll.

He said staying open until 4am for some of the games had been a challenge.

“I wouldn’t want it to last another week,” he said, and added that his cooks had served the last chili dog at 4:20am during one match.

Raffles Le Royal’s Elephant Bar saw a similar number of customers compared with the regular turnout for happy hours, marketing manager Catherine Lapierre said, but patrons generally stayed longer to take in the matches.

Owner of the sports mainstay Gym Bar, Randal Laurence, saw a major increase in punters.

“Business was probably on par with the tournament four years ago,” he said.

Several bar owners declined comment for this story, citing after-effects of the tournament final held yesterday.

I have never heard or been to club white, but didn't it close down?

I have never heard or been to club white, but didn't it close down?

Same as me !! :)

Yes, it close down a while ago ... :ohno:

Do you why they closed down the club? 'cause that's one good looking club....

so what are some clubs/karoke places to visit?

Do you why they closed down the club? 'cause that's one good looking club....

Here is the link
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so what are some clubs/karoke places to visit?

There is a place called ''Rock Entertainment Centre'', but I don't like the atmosphere overthere.

^^ what is it that you don't like? Rich kids go there a lot! Plus they have my favor singer, "James"

^^ I better not discuss about this online, but it is not a safe place to visit ..

^^ I better not discuss about this online, but it is not a safe place to visit ..


Please send me a pm and tell me why. I've been there numerous times and didn't see anything unsafe about it. It is big and has a lot of people and is also owned by one of the biggest corporations in khmer.

Yeaaa, me too. Please..... I want to know why....

Read your PM - samurai06 and LuvKhm3r :)

great pics , thumb up

You guys dont know the risks??? :sly:
disease, guns, drugs etc ???

^^:lol: I do, but just want more info....thats all...

Club ''Rock'' - Monivong, Phnom Penh

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''Miro'' - opening soon at Sihanouk Boulevard (between Axara Paris the Mango)

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Sihaknou blvd is becoming Shopping n entertainment center. Great if a whole blvd full of shophouses

''Miro'' - opening soon at Sihanouk Boulevard (between Axara Paris the Mango)

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Yeah. And it's gonna be ONE BIG SURPRISE!!! :banana::banana::banana:

Can you tell us more about this restaurant / lounge? :)

Hi, I have been to The ROCK in Aug 11. I quite like the place accept it was to loud and hurting my ears. I went to the local Khmer dance and singing, sort of boring because I dont understand the local songs. I understand the other side is disco...is it worth to go there?

The rock is not a good place to go, too dangerous :)

Try Riverhouse at the riverside :)

Sorry, why do you said is dangerous? ANy particular reasons?
You suggested Riverhouse, what is the feature at this place. I had read some articles pertaining bar/club at the riverside that this area has many pick pocket, HIV cases etc.

Try Riverhouse at the riverside :)

Is it on a boat near Sisowath Quay ?

Sorry, why do you said is dangerous? ANy particular reasons?
You suggested Riverhouse, what is the feature at this place. I had read some articles pertaining bar/club at the riverside that this area has many pick pocket, HIV cases etc.

There has been report people carried gun to the club, I think many people knows that

Pickpocket is not a major issue. Regarding to HIV I think it is ok if you prefer not to have sex with someone after the party

Is it on a boat near Sisowath Quay ?

It is at one of the corner of Sisowath Quay, there is a restaurant on the ground floor

Riverhouse has a mix foreigners and locals, and the songs play are in English :)

riverhouse is alright for what it is, not great tho. usually get dragged there.

never got HIV there yet so i guess tahts good

riverhouse is alright for what it is, not great tho. usually get dragged there.

never got HIV there yet so i guess tahts good

what?

what?

Sorry, why do you said is dangerous? ANy particular reasons?
You suggested Riverhouse, what is the feature at this place. I had read some articles pertaining bar/club at the riverside that this area has many pick pocket, HIV cases etc.
:shrug:

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The surprise is execution

Dan Riegler
Friday, 04 May 2012

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Frequest visitors to Pontoon the club, especially those who can hark back to when it was on an actual pontoon, have reason to be sceptical of the sleek new restaurant connected to it. They shouldn’t be.

After a slightly rocky start and a couple of chefs later, Pontoon Bistro has reinvented itself as more of a late night lounge and has been able to do what few restaurants in Phnom Penh have: it has found its niche.

It would be too easy to write off the space, with its vaulted ceilings, half-draped curtains and backlit bar, as “clubby”. It is – the music is loud and at a certain hour there is the risk of finding shirtless backpackers. Pontoon makes no effort to hide this. With most of the restaurant lined with high-backed booths that are equally cozy for two or 10 people, it is a decidedly pleasant place to take refuge from the dance floor. Anyone with qualms about the late night scene would be remiss not to stop by earlier when the mood is a bit more subdued, because the food is remarkably good.

The menu keeps things simple but execution, be it at 8pm or 4am, is near flawless. The small plates section consists of fried and grilled drinking snacks, priced from $2.50-$5.50. Do chicken wings and popcorn shrimp deserve heaps of praise? Pontoon could have thrown anything greasy and deep fried at the drunken masses (it wasn’t long ago they did), instead these wings are carefully executed, juicy and not oily; the shrimp are even better with a zesty kick.

Salads are included in the large plates section, the Nicoise is a hearty and creamily dressed bowl, topped with a healthy serving of beautifully seared real tuna. At $6.50 it’s relatively healthy and solid enough for a late night snack. A strip steak with imported beef from the US will set you back $16.50, we order medium rare but it comes a bit closer to medium. It’s a decent cut, doused in a peppercorn sauce, a companion declares it the best steak he’s had in Cambodia. I won’t go that far, but it is flavourful and tender (luckily, as a requested steak knife never materialises - perhaps a late night safety precaution).

The lamb shanks ($11.50) arrive in a burgundy sauce, it falls off the bone and is quite literally inhaled. The accompanying mashed potatoes, with some green peas thrown in for good measure, soak up marrow and sauce; they are among the best I’ve had in Cambodia.

Nearly an entire page of the menu is devoted to burgers; try the Karma, a tandoori-esque chicken breast slathered in a raita like yoghurt sauce. A more traditional bacon cheeseburger features crispy onion rings and barbecue sauce: it’s a thick and juicy patty cooked medium rare, the kind of burger that should fall apart in your hands but doesn’t. No need to get sloppier than normal in Pontoon at 3am. The Greek burger at $7 is a tour de force of ground lamb and creamy feta cheese, ask for some tatziki sauce on the side. All burgers come with fries, which are thin and crispy, but in a rare slip-up consistently under-salted.

The wine list is adequate, choices run the gamut from the Phnom Penh standard Anekena Cab Sav, which at $15 is easily drinkable and bold enough to stand up to lamb and burgers, to $98 Haut de Pontet-Canet Bordeaux. To class things up a ’98 vintage of Orpale Grand Cru is $198, but Prosecco can be had for $18 a bottle: not outrageous given the venue.

Of course bottle service is available and the cocktail list is available by glass or jug because let’s face it, at a certain point in the night it’s wiser to stick with the Long Island Ice Teas.

It’s not ingenuity in the kitchen that separates Pontoon Bistro from counterparts around town, it’s just refreshing to find a restaurant that has found its place and stuck with it. At the end of the night, nobody wants molecular gastronomy. Pontoon has focused on quality execution and they’ve done it well. On a recent visit with a large group I asked repeatedly if anything was sub-par, nobody could come up with any true faults. Setting clear parameters and focusing on quality within them would serve a lot of other restaurants around town very well.

Pontoon Bistro, 80 Street 172 (near Street 51, attached to Pontoon Club)
Dinner for four with house wine: $60-$70