Itchy Feet on the CheapApartment tour of our home in BKK1, Phnom Penh, Cambodia. We've lived in Phnom Penh for a year now and it's time to show you every inch of the apartment we rent in Boeng Keng Kang 1 (BKK1). I'll show you the building we live in, talk about the location, show you the parking garage, the elevators, the 1 bedroom apartment that we rent for $750/month, the pool, the gym, the spa, and the other facilities that our building offers. I'll also show you what the unit looked like a year ago, before we moved in, and talk about the things we had to buy to make it feel like home.
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 8 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 The building/neighborhood 1:15 Parking garage 1:28 Elevators 2:01 Apartment unit 13:12 Sara's home 17:10 Rooftop pool 18:00 Gym & Spa 19:00 Bonus rooftop garden area 19:46 Why I waited a year to show you...
Apartment Tour - Phnom Penh, Cambodia - One Year InItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-08-19 | Apartment tour of our home in BKK1, Phnom Penh, Cambodia. We've lived in Phnom Penh for a year now and it's time to show you every inch of the apartment we rent in Boeng Keng Kang 1 (BKK1). I'll show you the building we live in, talk about the location, show you the parking garage, the elevators, the 1 bedroom apartment that we rent for $750/month, the pool, the gym, the spa, and the other facilities that our building offers. I'll also show you what the unit looked like a year ago, before we moved in, and talk about the things we had to buy to make it feel like home.
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 8 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 The building/neighborhood 1:15 Parking garage 1:28 Elevators 2:01 Apartment unit 13:12 Sara's home 17:10 Rooftop pool 18:00 Gym & Spa 19:00 Bonus rooftop garden area 19:46 Why I waited a year to show you...Start Planning Next Years Christmas Now - German Christmas MarketsItchy Feet on the Cheap2023-01-18 | This year my family and I spent Christmas in Germany touring around the various Christmas markets. We went to Frankfurt, Nuremberg, Dresden, and Braunschweig. It was the best of times, it was the wurst of times... The 'wurst' as in the German word for sausage. Christmas markets in Germany are packed with amazing food and drink. We ate so many sausages. I had the best candied almonds, the best potato patties, and the best pork chop sandwich I've ever had. The alcoholic drinks are also amazing. They come served in a customized Christmas market cup, which you must pay a deposit on - a deposit that you'll happily not get back in order to keep the cup as a souvenir. We drank hot apple cider, glΓΌhwein (mulled wine), and even glΓΌhbier (beer aged with cherry juice). Why spend Christmas at home under the same old tree, when you can take a trip and tour the Christmas markets of Germany!
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 8 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 Skelators in my closet 1:19 When to Christmas Market 2:12 Don't miss foods 1: Potato patties 2:37 Dressing the part 3:43 Don't miss foods 2: Sausages 5:02 Christmas market booze drinks 6:27 Custom made Christmas cups 7:15 Don't miss foods 3: Candied almonds 8:09 Take note! (other stuff you should know) 8:56 Hours and busiest times 9:08 What to do (other than eat and drink) 9:53 Don't miss foods 4: Soups & Stews 10:34 The best Christmas markets in Germany... 11:20 Research the specialties of the area 11:55 Germany loves pork 12:46 The best thing I ate at a German Christmas MarketNYE, Main Square, Munich, Germany #itchyfeetonthecheapItchy Feet on the Cheap2023-01-17 | ...New Years Eve Munich, Germany (a VERY sloppy night)Itchy Feet on the Cheap2023-01-10 | New Years Eve in Munich, Germany. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Sara describes it as: "a pile of sloppy clusterf*cks", but I doubt she remembers much. After drinking in beer gardens across the city and enjoying some traditional German spirits (a fancy way of saying we did shots of Jager), I made it to Marienplatz, the main square in Munich. There were fireworks, there was dancing, there were a lot of bad decisions made. It's Munich, baby - one of the drunkest places on Earth.
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 8 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 Beer garden in the park 0:31 Monopteros in the English Garden 1:01 Hofbrauhaus (1589 Beer Hall) 1:29 Augustiner am Platzl (another old beer hall) 2:06 Groceries (10 min before the store closes) 2:24 Hotel party 3:37 Wild streets of Munich 5:24 Marienplatz (main square in Munich) 5:36 HAPPY NEW YEAR! 8:10 This scared some people off 8:59 Live band starts! 10:23 Lost and drunkAeon Mean Chey - Cambodias biggest mall just opened!Itchy Feet on the Cheap2022-12-27 | ...A First Look at the NEW LARGEST MALL in Cambodia - Aeon Mean CheyItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-12-23 | Cambodia's largest mall is the new Aeon 3, or Aeon Mean Chey. It's located in the southern edges of Phnom Penh. I'm visiting the new Aeon Mall on the very first day of its opening to the public. It's the soft opening. Come with me as I discover every little corner of modern Cambodia - from its state-of-the-art 3d screens, to one of the country's largest play parks on the roof of the mall.
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 8 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
π΅ MUSIC "Blitz" by Eric Reprid soundcloud.com/ericreprid -and- Clueless Kit soundcloud.com/cluelesskitWhats the best time of the year to be in Cambodia?Itchy Feet on the Cheap2022-12-20 | ...the BEST time of the year to travel CambodiaItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-12-16 | What is the best time of the year to come to Cambodia? The weather is probably the biggest factor. But should we also consider how busy the country is? How many tourists are packing into Angkor Wat? I'm breaking it all down in this new video. The hot season vs the wet season vs the cool season. What times you should avoid, and what day/hour is the best. Pack your bags, don't forget your passport, and we'll see you in Cambodia on...
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 8 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 Where in the world is Cambo San Dia? 0:55 The biggest thing to consider 1:53 The HOT/DRY season 2:18 The COOL season 3:36 The WET/RAIN season 6:23 Top Months in Cambodia Power Rankings 6:41 The busiest time of the year (most tourists) 7:21 Holidays that boost tourism 8:12 The BEST time to come to Cambodia is...a $10 eating day in Phnom Penh, Cambodia #itchyfeetinthekhItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-12-13 | ...Eating Out in Cambodia - $10/day for 7 straight days!Itchy Feet on the Cheap2022-12-09 | Food in Cambodia - whether you're cooking at home or eating at a restaurant, it's a pretty cheap place to eat. I am challenging myself to eat for $10 a day for 7 days in a row. That's $70 for a week! No cooking at home. I'm going to restaurants, ordering delivery, and grabbing Cambodian street food. There's a ton of great food in Cambodia, and a lot of it is inexpensive. Whether you want western food like a pork chop and mash, or you want a hot bowl of noodle soup - it's all here in Cambodia and it all can be had for a reasonable price.
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 8 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 Oh so supple 1:40 Day 1 3:11 Day 2 5:24 Day 3 6:24 Day 4 8:57 Day 5 10:22 Day 6 11:39 Day 7 12:40 Breakdown of the daysIs there a fear in Cambodia of losing your culture?Itchy Feet on the Cheap2022-12-06 | ...What do Cambodians REALLY think about all the expats?Itchy Feet on the Cheap2022-12-02 | There are a lot of foreigners living in Cambodian - many of them are western expats. While most expats will tell you that Cambodians are very friendly and hospitable, I'm doing a bit more research to find out exactly what Cambodians think about all the expats living in their country. What are their criticisms? Do they judge all expats the same, or are there different views towards Asian/English/French foreigners?
A special thanks to Sivi for doing this video and for letting us shoot it at Kompi Coffee (goo.gl/maps/67tyi1tK4YJ3Y6b37), a cafe in Toul Tompoung (Russian Market). Head to Kompi Coffee for great coffee and a great space to study/work.
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 8 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 Biden is a Ghostface? 0:42 What're we doing here? 1:33 Have you come across Cambodians that don't like foreigners? 2:52 Foreigners taking jobs/Equality of pay 4:09 Foreigners boost the economy? 4:46 Expats living in Cambodia cause it's cheap 5:21 Asian expats vs western 6:26 English expat vs French vs Australian vs... 7:14 Fear of losing culture? 9:38 Do Cambodians think it's weird that we come here to live? 10:28 A Polite request to expatsCambodia fight - knocked the ef out!Itchy Feet on the Cheap2022-11-29 | ...Live Martial Arts Event in Phnom Penh, CambodiaItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-11-25 | Martial arts has a long history in Cambodia. Kun Khmer is Cambodian kickboxing. Images of it are carved into Angkor Wat. There are several gyms that train MMA, kickboxing, and boxing in Phnom Penh. Let's get them all together and have some fights!
Phnom Penh Interclub Martial Arts (facebook.com/phnompenhinterclub) has put on 3 events this year in Phnom Penh. They include matches in boxing and Khmer kickboxing. Down a dark side street in Toul Tompoung, you'll find the Cambodian Top Team gym where the latest event took place. 14 warriors battled it out. The crowd was rowdy, but respectful. Beers were cold and only a dollar. It was an amazing time!
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 8 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 He knocked him the $%^& out 0:31 Phnom Penh Interclub Martial Arts 1:06 Kun Khmer (Cambodian kickboxing) 1:34 The Weigh-ins 3:35 Fight night! 7:12 The Main EventCoconut man drops a coconut bomb from 100 feet upItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-11-23 | ...The Place You Want To Escape To... Kampot, CambodiaItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-11-18 | Kampot is a river town in Cambodia. It's a peaceful and relaxing place just a few hours from the often hectic Phnom Penh. Many people living in the capital escape the city to relax in Kampot. We rented a riverside bungalow and spent 5 days kayaking the river, playing petanque and other games, eating delicious food including the local delicacy Teuk Mβhech. Relax, rejuvenate, replenish, reset... And I think that's all the R words I can think of for now.
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 8 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 Chill as F--- 0:57 The Green Cathedral 1:40 Tour of Riverside Cabin 4:14 Renting boats, bikes, paddle boards, and more 5:01 Food in Kampot 5:16 Only-in-Kampot noodle dish 7:25 Kayaking Green Cathedral 8:34 Hashtag not my nature 9:18 Morning on the river 11:14 Adventures on Coconut GroveTaking a train in CambodiaItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-11-16 | ...Travel by Train in Cambodia - From Buying Tickets to Taxi after ArrivingItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-11-11 | Train travel in Cambodia is limited, but it's a great way to get to places like Phnom Penh, Kampot, Kep, Sihanoukville, and Battambang. We are taking the train from Phnom Penh to Kampot. It starts with buying train tickets at the Phnom Penh Royal Railway Station. I'll show you arriving at the station, what the trains are like, what the scenery is like, the bathrooms, pretty much everything you need to know about taking the train in Cambodia is in this video.
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 8 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 The Phnom Penh Royal Railway Station 0:42 Buying Tickets 2:15 Going to the train station 3:29 Arriving at Phnom Penh Train Station 4:25 How the trains work in Cambodia 5:46 The Ride Phnom Penh to Kampot 7:28 Bathroom facilities on the train 8:05 The stops 8:53 The Cambodian Countryside 10:07 Arriving in Kampot 11:12 Negotiating a tuktuk into town7 meals & 2 Snacks in Hua Hin, Thailand - A Bangkok Weekend-Getaway DestinationItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-11-04 | Hua Hin, Thailand is best known as a place to escape the Bangkok city life for the weekend, but cheap seafood and a soft sand beach is the real appeal. We're spending a few days relaxing and eating our way around Hua Hin. From street food stalls, to breezy al fresco dining on a pier over the Gulf of Thailand. We're eating incredible bowls of noodles for just a dollar. The best rice porridge. Thai rolled ice cream. Banana pancakes. Tom yum. Thailand's famous omelets. Thailand really is one of the best food nations in the world.
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 8 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 Street food in the rain 1:15 Breakfast at a popular local spot 3:32 Lunch at a back street noodle stall 4:47 Tom yum on the pier 5:51 Walk on the beach to food with a view 7:14 Thai Rolled Ice Cream 9:20 Award winning rice porridge 10:28 Fishing on the Hua Hin pier 11:17 Hua Hin Night Market dinner w\ rats! 12:16 Banana Nutella crepeVietnamese people vs Cambodian (based on my experiences)Itchy Feet on the Cheap2022-11-01 | ...Living in VIETNAM VS CAMBODIA & Why I Prefer CambodiaItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-10-28 | I lived in Vietnam for 2 years, and I've lived in Cambodia now for a year and 3 months. Being an expat in both these countries is great, but each country offers different things. Vietnam is cheaper to live, it has better infrastructure, domestic travel is better in Vietnam, it's healthcare is superior, not to mention the deliciousness of Vietnamese food. Despite all that, I personally prefer living in Cambodia. In this video I'll tell you why. I'll also share with you the positives and negatives of both countries. We'll compare the cost of living in both Vietnam and Cambodia, the people, the size, living in Ho Chi Minh City vs Phnom Penh, how safe it is, even the internet.
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 8 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 All the kids are SOBs 1:47 A little background 2:52 A little discretion 3:25 Cost of living 5:13 The local food 5:51 Travel opportunities 6:15 Healthcare 6:30 Population density 7:12 Noise pollution 7:46 The people 8:52 Ho Chi Minh City vs Phnom Penh 9:35 Transportation 9:48 English levels 10:24 Heart warming factor 11:20 The pollution 11:42 Crime 12:00 The Internet 12:29 TLDW (Too Long Didn't Watch)Urban Village Condo Tour - Phnom Penh, CambodiaItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-10-25 | ...This Former Levis Factory is Now Shaping Cambodias FutureItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-10-21 | The Factory is a one-of-a-kind place in Cambodia. It's a former garment factory repurposed to house the countryβs largest co-working space with shops, restaurants, cafes, and parks on site. There is also a condo, called Urban Village, with a second building currently being built. Live, work, and play all in the same facility with plenty of support for Cambodiaβs young entrepreneurs. In this video, I'm having a look around, touring the condo units, viewing the many art murals that decorate the campus' walls, and I even get a sneak peek at the haunted house that they've setup for their upcoming Carniween event.
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 8 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 A One of a Kind Space in Cambodia 1:11 Event Space/Weekend Market 1:36 Urban Village Condos 4:21 The Creative Hub 5:16 What's on site? 6:02 The Wall Murals 7:03 Preview of the Haunted House 8:44 More stuff on site! 10:30 Shaping Cambodia's Futurethe Bum Gun! The ass washing strategy of choice in SEAItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-10-18 | ...Bathrooms in Cambodia - A Tour of ToiletsItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-10-14 | What are the public bathrooms like in Cambodia? It's a reasonable question. I've visited some of the worst toilets in the world - and when I say toilets I mean shared poo troughs - it's not fun. In this video I'll talk about what you can expect, and I'll take you into over 10 bathrooms across Cambodia - from the public restrooms at the Russian Market to the facilities in Angkor Wat. Squat toilets? Toilet paper availability? What's a bum gun? What's a $h!t bucket? It's all here and I promise it won't be as crappy as it sounds.
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 7 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 What about the place I put my pees and poos? 1:37 Squat toilets 2:20 The Bum Gun 2:47 Will you find toilet paper in the bathrooms 4:28 Some toilets across Cambodia! 5:04 The $h!t bucket 6:42 More toilets across Cambodia!Saigon, Vietnams Ben Thanh Market - a bit asky askyItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-10-11 | ...Testing a Saigon, Vietnam Walking Tour that I Made 5 Years AgoItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-10-07 | We are going on a walking tour of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Over 5 years ago we lived in Vietnam. While I was there I made this walking tour of Saigon. I picked out the must-see sights (Ben Thanh Market), added a few must-eat stops (pho), and viola! The thing is... I never did test it out. 5 years later! We're back! And we're testing out the walking tour to see if it's do-able, and if it's actually fun.
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 7 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 Back in Saigon! 0:59 How to Pho w\ ACDC Sara 2:44 Backpacker district 3:31 Flatiron Building 3:59 Where things start to go wrong 5:03 Ben Thanh Market 6:06 Cool Saigon Cafe 6:55 Another cool Saigon Cafe 7:38 The horror, the horrorSh!t Creek, Phnom Penh - Almost OverflowedItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-10-04 | ...Phnom Penh to Ho Chi Minh City by Bus During Pchum BenItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-09-30 | We are taking a bus to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam from Phnom Penh, Cambodia over the busiest travel holiday in Cambodia. It's Pchum Benh - a holiday where many people travel to both their home province and tourist destinations in Cambodia. The government actually provides free buses to Cambodians. We decided to spend the holiday in Saigon, but first we have to get there. While there are short direct flights from Phnom Penh, we opted for a bus ride with Giant Ibis. Normally, this ride is about 6 hours, but with holiday traffic it's guaranteed to be longer than that.
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 8 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 Not the big type of brain 1:46 Tuktuk to bus station 3:26 Giant Ibis Bus Terminal 4:24 Leaving late 4:52 Traffic getting out of Phnom Penh 5:07 Cambodia's Longest Bridge 5:38 Rest stop 6:06 Crossing the border 6:42 Lunch in no man's land 8:32 Made it to Vietnam 9:27 Arrive Ho Chi Minh CityYoutubers biggest factor when choosing a country to live.Itchy Feet on the Cheap2022-09-27 | ...How We Choose What Country to Live In - Expat LifeItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-09-23 | We've been expats for over 8 years - moving to Vietnam, China, Ecuador, and now living in Cambodia. We've loved all those countries. Living overseas has been an amazing experience. This video is about how we choose what country to live in. Why did we choose Vietnam, China, Ecuador, and Cambodia? Why did we leave those places? Sara is a teacher and has been working at international schools in all those countries. The job is obviously a big part of it, but there's so much more to consider.
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 8 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 King of Expats 2:00 Teaching internationally 3:45 My biggest factor when choosing a country 4:33 Quality of life (based on your needs) 5:23 The Expat Scene 6:08 Location, location, location 7:03 Why Vietnam 8:06 Why China 9:50 Why Ecuador 11:36 Why CambodiaBrand New Mega Mall in Cambodia w Conan the BarbarianItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-09-20 | ...The 1st Fully Cambodian-Owned MEGA MALL Just OpenedItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-09-16 | The opening of the Chip Mong 271 Mega Mall is upon us! It's the largest mall in the south part of Phnom Penh, it's the first megamall to be fully owned by Cambodians, it's huge and it's beautiful, and I'm taking you on a tour of it on just the second day of its soft-opening.
Cambodia is one of the fastest changing countries in the world. Much of the change has come by way of foreign investment, but Chip Mong is one of the local brands that have really helped to shape Cambodia, and to help the country become more self-sufficient. It's a family-owned corporation that operates businesses in industries like: retail, hospitality, agriculture, construction, banking, food and drink, etc. They own Cambodia beer - one of the most recognizable brands in the country.
The Chip Mong 271 Mega Mall is their first mega mall and it's a huge step for Cambodia's future, as well as the development of southern Phnom Penh - an area that many believe is where the country's future lies.
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 7 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
π΅ MUSIC "Blitz" by Eric Reprid soundcloud.com/ericreprid -and- Clueless Kit soundcloud.com/cluelesskitSights & Bites from the Russian Market - Whats Up Cambodia?Itchy Feet on the Cheap2022-09-09 | The Russian Market area of Phnom Penh, Cambodia is one of the best neighborhoods in the entire country. I'm checking out some of the street food and taking a walk through the Toul Tompoung area. We'll also try a new Asian Product of the Month, I'll recommend a restaurant that serves up some of that hot beef action you love so much, and plenty more information about living and traveling Cambodia. That's 'What's up, Cambodia?'!
**NOTE! I ef'd up! In the Ryan's Restaurant Recommendation segment I said (with perfect pronunciation) that the beef hot plate place is BAY KO DOT OVALTINE. That's not the one I meant. That's another place in Toul Kork that does the same dish, but the one by Central Market, and the one in the video, is called Ai Ai Baykordot Psar Thom Thmey. You can find it here: www.thatch.co/guide/2w8mi5njcygtw/view
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 7 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 Face Vart! 0:43 Asian Product of the Month 2:49 Recycling in Cambodia 3:33 Observations strolling around the Russian Market 4:16 Daughters of Cambodia 4:40 Ice & Old Cucumbers? 5:08 Local noodle joint 7:11 Russian Market street food at night 9:18 Maono mic 10:43 Trying instant spicy cheese tteokbokki 12:01 Sugarcane Juice 13:36 Ryan's Restaurant RecommendationWorking Construction in Cambodia - 109Β°FItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-09-08 | ...Tales From a Balcony in Cambodia - 1 Full Year!Itchy Feet on the Cheap2022-09-02 | For a full year, I documented the view from our balcony in Cambodia. Huge rainfalls, sports, the building of bocce ball courts, local gatherings, landscaping, a man peeing (that was an accident), the out-of-no-where giant construction project that came with a whole slew of questionable actions... It's all here in this Gucci video that that isn't RIP at all.
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 8 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
π΅ MUSIC "Blitz" by Eric Reprid soundcloud.com/ericreprid -and- Clueless Kit soundcloud.com/cluelesskitPhnom Penh Apartment Hunt (After a Year in Cambodia)Itchy Feet on the Cheap2022-08-26 | We are apartment hunting in Phnom Penh, Cambodia! After living in Cambodia for a year, we decided to upgrade to a bigger apartment - a 2 bedroom, something with a large outdoor space... We're thinking a renovated traditional apartment is the answer, but it's not that easy. Serviced apartments in Phnom Penh offer a lot of amenities and conveniences. Do you want a pool? Do you want to be on a high floor (to avoid mosquitos and other critters)? Do you want everything taken care of for you so you don't have to go out and run errands in a foreign language? In this video I'll show you the difference between a serviced apartment and a more traditional renovated apartment. I'll also give you all sorts of tips on how to find the best rental that suits your needs (some of those needs you might not even be aware of).
Here are the agents that helped me find a place! Nammer (IPS): +855 15999200 Sokun (Expert Realty): +855 77777657 Sreynit (Cam Realty): +855 95678899 Heang (CSH Realty): +855 99700096
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 7 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 Why we're moving 2:11 The easiest way to find a place 3:13 Renovated Traditional 1 4:07 Cross Breeze Action 5:27 The Biggest Problem w\ the Renovated Traditional 6:35 Beware of Tin Roofs 7:38 Serviced Apartment 1 8:13 Serviced Apt Balconies 9:29 Stove top - Gas vs Electric 11:32 Setting your Budget 12:26 Renovated Traditional 2 13:35 Mosquitoes Kill 15:07 Money saved living in a renovated traditional 15:37 Serviced Apartment 2 16:59 Direction Facing (for optimal coolness) 18:25 Searcher's Fatigue 19:21 Neighborhood 19:46 Serviced Apartment 3 - Russian Market 22:31 Comparing all the places we saw 23:52 What we ended up withBangkok Has Some Weird Attractions (+ How to Public Transit)Itchy Feet on the Cheap2022-08-12 | Time to learn how to use the public transit system in Bangkok. We are taking the bus to the amulet market, where we'll find a collection of both beautiful and odd items. Then we'll take a ferry across the river to the Wang Lang area and the Siriraj Medical Museum. The medical museum is probably the most disturbing museum I've ever been to. It's often called the "death museum". It's actually a museum created for the medical students of the Siriraj med school, with examples of various deadly illnesses, birth defects, accidents, and more - most of which are featured on dead babies that have been preserved in formaldehyde. Like I said, disturbing. We'll also grab lunch, and a loaf of Bangkok-famous sweet buttery bread.
Find all the spots mentioned in this video, plus more Thailand recommendations on my Thatch board: share.thatch.co/SjhS
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 7 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 A sincere apology. 2:30 How to take a bus in Bangkok 5:26 The Amulet Market 7:27 How to take a ferry in Bangkok 9:04 The Siriraj Medical Museum 10:35 Lunch at Wang Lang Market 12:23 Wang Lang Bakery (best bread!)Bangkok Like a Local - Cheap Eats, Best Beer Spot, Pad Thai, & moItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-08-05 | We're in Bangkok, Thailand enjoying it's inexpensive but delicious food. We're visiting Wat Po, the most important temple complex in Bangkok. Cold beers on the river, and on the cheap, can easily be had in Bangkok if you know where to go. We'll visit the Yodpiman Market, the biggest flower market in Bangkok. And what's that Thai dish everyone loves? Pad Thai! We'll grab a plate of pad thai from a local restaurant that's doing it up right. They are using an ingredient in their pad thai that is far too often neglected when pad thai is made outside of Thailand. Lots of info, lots of laughs, and it will all be in your head in just 13 minutes and 18 seconds!
You can see where all the locations are in this video, and get more information about them, on my Itchy Feet on Thai Cheap Thatch board: share.thatch.co/SjhS
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 7 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 Tasteful vart 1:07 Cheap, tasty, & HUGE breakfast 2:14 Bangkok's largest flower market 4:08 Buddhist gift shop street 5:02 Coconut cream crispy crepes 5:22 Best riverside cheap beers 7:37 Wat Po (Bangkok's most important temple) 8:37 GIANT reclining Buddha 9:51 The GIANT swing 10:06 Legit pad thai 11:57 Sara's BSHChinatown Street Food Tour in Bangkok, ThailandItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-07-29 | Bangkok, Thailand's Chinatown is one of the biggest Chinatowns in the world. It's packed with so much delicious street food, especially at night when Yaowarat Rd turns into a huge night market.
You can see where all the locations are in this video, and get more information about them, on my Itchy Feet on Thai Cheap Thatch board: www.thatch.co/guide/3itcwrxxrmamy/view
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 7 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 Live from... Bangkok 1:29 China town night market 2:30 Teochew in Bangkok 4:19 Stewed Pork Leg on Rice 6:35 Rats in restaurants 7:21 Coconut ice cream w\ black sticky rice 8:23 Morning walk w\ breakfast 10:20 Old Market 12:28 Odean Crab Noodles 13:48 Pa Tong Go Savoey 15:00 Nay Lek Uan (crispy pork and special noodles) 16:31 Yaowarat Toasted BunsFlying in and out of Phnom Penh, CambodiaItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-07-08 | Flying in and out of Phnom Penh International Airport - I've done it a few times, but now that Covid-19 has stopped being such a d-bag, and travel is coming back, things are different. Airports around the world are experiencing delays and cancellations. They're understaffed and unorganized, at least that's what I've been told. We're flying from Phnom Penh, Cambodia to Toronto, Canada with Korean Air via Incheon International Airport in South Korea. It's a long trip, and an even longer trip back, but I have a feeling we'll make it.
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 7 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 EhIDS 1:35 Getting to Phnom Penh Airport 2:20 Checking in - Phnom Penh Airport 2:52 Current airlines options 3:39 Phnom Penh Airport 4:10 Korean Air 5:31 Layover in South Korea 7:44 Arrival in Canada 8:14 Cantage (Canadian Montage) 10:24 Pearson Airport Toronto 12:23 Flight Toronto to South Korea 13:09 Layover in South Korea #2 13:39 Arrival in Phnom Penh 14:38 Rundown of all the airport experiences5 Things To Do In Phnom Penh, CambodiaItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-06-03 | Here are 5 fun things to do in Phnom Penh, Cambodia! Some of the tourist attractions in Phnom Penh can be a bit depressing (the Killing Fields, Genocide Museum). They are definitely worth going to, but there are some hidden gems in the city that offer hours of fun. Most of the activities in this video are done by locals and expats that live in Cambodia. They're not really tourist attractions, so if you're traveling to Cambodia you might not hear about them. Lucky for you, I'm awesome and I care about you like an unabusiveness parent cares for their child.
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 7 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 I love children. 1:24 The first thing! 2:58 The second thing!! 5:29 The third thing!!! 6:48 The fourth thing!!!! 7:47 The fifth thing!!!!!Getting My Fortune Told in a Cambodian MarketItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-05-27 | A traditional Cambodian market is full of surprises. After getting some street food lunch, I am going to a fortune-teller in Kandal Market, Phnom Penh. Almost every market has fortune telling, and I've always been curious about it. Unfortunately, it's very difficult to find a fortune teller that can speak English, and it's even more difficult for me to learn Khmer (as seen in this video). Robin to the rescue! In this video I'm teaming up with Robin from Robin in Cambodia (htps://youtube.com/robinincambodia). Robin speaks the Cambodian language, so he was able to translate everything for me. He also shot his own video for this adventure, so check out his channel to see his version.
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 7 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 Goonoon everyone! 1:42 Kandal Market 2:52 Chicken and Rice Lunch 5:40 Cananas? And other market finds. 7:45 Cambodia Market Fortune TellingHow to Cross a Busy Road in Cambodia + $2 Street Food SandwichItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-05-20 | Crossing the street in Cambodia can be very intimidating, but I'm here to help with advice on how to cross a road in Cambodia. Lucky for me, on the other side of the road is a delicious Cambodian street food sandwich called 'num pang'. I also take a sunset cruise in Phnom Penh - a party boat out on the Mekong River. Plus a new Asian Product of the Month and I'll even tell you my favourite restaurant in Phnom Penh. That's 'What's up Cambodia?'!
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 7 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 Extra Funky 1:39 Crossing the road in Cambodia #1 3:57 Cambodia's street food sandwich #1 5:36 Crossing a busy street #2 5:30 Num pang sandwich #2 7:06 Asian Product of the Month 11:08 Sunset Boat Cruise Phnom Penh 13:30 Ryan's Restaurant Recommendation 15:55 Asian Product of the Month #2People are excited about Cambodias Craft Beer SceneItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-05-14 | I love craft beer. When I first moved to Cambodia, one of the first things I did was look up the craft beer scene in Phnom Penh. I was excited to try all the local microbreweries, and I have not been disappointed. There are around 15 microbreweries in Cambodia. It's not a lot, but it's enough to keep me satisfied, and the industry is still growing.
One of my favourite places to get a pint is Noisy Chili - the bar/taproom for Riel Brewing. I was very excited to sit down with 2 of the owners and talk about their beer and brewing process. They were one of the earliest microbrewers in Cambodia, and despite some struggles, they are now one of the most successful.
I also go to Craft, a new bar on Phnom Penh's Palace Lane that specializes in, you guessed it, craft beer. The owner is also a co-owner of Fuzzy Logic Brewing Co. - another amazing microbrewery in both Vietnam and Cambodia. His passion for beer shines through as he discusses craft beer in Cambodia, who is making the best beers, and future craft beer events that he is organizing.
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 7 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 Scarlet Scrots and Urination Hats 1:09 Riel Brewing - interview with the owners 10:13 Phnom Penh's Newest Craft Beer Bar 11:29 Craft Beer events in Phnom Penh 12:34 Some of the best beer in Cambodia 13:12 The Palace Lane Conglomerate 14:25 The HangoverThe Many Faces of Phnom Penh, CambodiaItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-05-07 | Phnom Penh, Cambodia is a unique place full of surprises. In the tourist world, it's a place where travelers go to feel like there aren't any rules. One of the hubs for that is the girly bar streets by the riverside. There are 2 streets that are filled with hostess bars, where you can sit and have drinks with young Khmer women.
On the other hand, construction is booming in the city. If all goes according to plan, Phnom Penh will soon be the home to the tallest twin towers in the world. Internationally renowned brands can be found in the Aeon Mall, the biggest shopping center in Cambodia. It's hard to predict what Cambodia's capital will be in 20 years, but I think it's safe to say that it will be a very different place.
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 7 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 Sorry Bald People 1:07 Construction in Phnom Penh 2:54 Record Breaking Skyscraper in Phnom Penh? 4:08 Asian Product of the Month 6:13 Aeon Mall Tour 9:55 Ryan's Restaurant Recommendation 11:13 Girly Bars in Phnom Penh 13:26 Street Food SnackThe Small Cambodian City Where All the Expats Live - KampotItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-04-28 | We are visiting Kampot, Cambodia - a popular area for foreign and local tourists, as well as expats living in Cambodia. It's a sleepy river town with a lot of surprises. Above all else, Kampot is known for it's food. Kampot pepper is considered some of the best pepper in the world, with its red, black, green, and white varieties. We visit La Plantation and learn all about the pepper growing process. We also eat a ton of food - from incredible breakfast sandwiches to "the best burger in Cambodia". The riverside is the place to be when in Kampot. There are many riverside resorts that are perfect for relaxation and a cold beer. I think I understand why so many expats choose to grow old and fat in Kampot.
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 7 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 River Kayaking 1:25 Riverside relaxation 3:14 The Rusty Keyhole 5:05 Unbelievable Kampot Fun 6:15 Sabay Beach 8:28 The Best Burger in Cambodia? 9:20 Boat decapitations 9:58 La Plantation Pepper Farm 16:26 Espresso Cafe (really great breakfast)Khmer New Year 2022 - A Tale of 2 CitiesItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-04-18 | Khmer New Year is the biggest holiday in Cambodia. For 3 days people celebrate - going to temples, hanging out with family, eating, playing games, and even having water fights.
In Phnom Penh, the celebration is much different than Siem Reap. While the capital is fairly quiet and laid back, Siem Reap is a party with concerts, dancing, and huge water fights.
In Phnom Penh most of the action is taking place at Wat Phnom, the city's most important Buddhist temple. In Siem Reap, it's all happening around the bars and restaurants on Pub Street.
In Phnom Penh, people weren't allowed to have water fights this year. In Siem Reap, there wasn't a dry head in the house.
Lucky for you (and me), I've got a man in Angkor Town. My friend Nick was visiting Siem Reap for the holiday and he shot all kinds of great footage of the party.
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0:00 F'N nailed it. 0:57 What's the deal with Khmer New Year? 2:25 Wat Phnom during KNY 5:27 Phnom Penh's riverside at night 9:10 Water fights 9:50 The real party... Siem Reap!Masks in Cambodia & the Cheapest Breakfast Ive Ever HadItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-04-09 | What's up Cambodia? I'm taking you around Phnom Penh, showing you interesting (the central business district) and crazy things (the bird section of Orussey Market), answering questions (how many people wear masks in Cambodia?), and showing you Cambodian street food including the cheapest breakfast I've ever had.
This is Itchy Feet on the Cheap's What's up Cambodia? episode #1 I don't vlog Cambodia, I vart it.
I'm hoping to put one of these out every month, so if you like the format let me know in the comments below.
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 7 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 What's up Cambodia? 1:32 Orussey Market's Roast Pigs 2:09 The graphic bit that you might want to skip! 3:14 Interesting stuff around the market 4:23 Street food - Donair Kebab 5:56 Asian Product of the Month! 7:48 The Central Business District Phnom Penh 9:07 Current state of trains in Cambodia 9:46 Street food - Fried Meatballs 10:57 Sneeze Fit 11:26 Ryan's Restaurant Recommendation 12:34 Boeung Trabek Plaza 12:57 Masks in Cambodia 14:12 More interesting stuff around the market 14:49 The Cheapest Breakfast I've Ever Had?Expat for Life - Why Ill Never Return to CanadaItchy Feet on the Cheap2022-04-02 | I've been an expat for almost 8 years. Living abroad is apart of my life, and I don't think I could ever go back to my home country of Canada to live. Why? Well, that's what this video is about. You should probably just play the video and watch it. Get it together, bud.
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π€ ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 7 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life.
0:00 Dun! Dun! Duuuuuum! 0:46 Why I first left Canada 1:30 A year in Slovakia 2:08 Getting angry at Canada 3:59 Starting our Expat life 5:04 Living for MUCH cheaper 6:53 The weather 7:20 Travel Opportunities 8:51 If I moved back to Canada...