We took a quick stop at the russian market which we thought would be a great place for inspiration..we were wrong!

It was like going to a hot yoga class plus the smell of rotten food and cheap high street leftovers from a few years back..not for me but Hanna bought some silver earrings and a kissing pig, i guess thats something..

After a sweaty day at the factories we went to Sisowath Quay which is a buzzling area with restaurants and bars by the riverside.

We got a tip by Hannas friend that lives here so we went to a restaurant called Metro which was really good- so i recommend this place as well.

Adress: Corner Sisowath Quay & Street 148

We had many small dishes like the seared tuna, goat cheese salad, beijing duck pancakes, fresh shrimp spring rolls..and the food gormandizing continued..

So now we have arrived to Phnom Penh, and it is HOT!!

A lot of work to do so not so much time for blogging but we had lunch at a fantastic restaurant called Malis that i really recommend if you are visiting this city- It was traditional cambodian food and it was amazing..our chinese collegues were in chock cause we ate so much!

We also found out what our chinese names are- now i dont know how to spell it in chinese but mine was the girl with 7 shoes..cause they think i have so many shoes by my desk at work..soo funny!

Hannas name ment tall girl- if you look at the second picture you will see what they mean!

Today we will leave on a worktrip to Cambodia- it will be so exciting to see all our big factories and wash mills over there and i am really looking forward to it!

Last time i was in Cambodia was 3 years ago but then it was vacation- We stayed in Phnnom Penh for a few days at a fantastic Guesthouse called Bodditree- check out the link:

http://www.boddhitree.com/boddhitree_del.php

Then we took a bus to the fantastic beachtown Sihanoukville where we stayed in a bungalow on the hills called Cloud 9.

It was a fantastic vacation and i really recommend you to visit Cambodia before it gets too exploited- i dont know how Thailand was 15 years ago but i can imagine it was similar to how Cambodia was when we were there..GO!

This picture is from Boddhi tree in Phnom Penh

View from the FCC bar- nice place for a afternoon drink but of course very very touristy!

After some days of chaos in the big city we arrived to paradise! This is the view from Cloud 9 restaurant- the Amokka here was the best thing i have ever eaten- a true piece of heaven!!

Daiqiri hut on the more secluded beach Otres was another favorite hangout! Their fresh mango daiquiri was to die for!

I will update you with more fresh pictures before the week is over!