Sunday night we cooked ourselves again...Chicken and salad. (It was damn good.) We had bought a good old pirated DVD (eclipse) and we definitely got what we paid for....rubbish quality filming of a cinema screen that occasionally went out of focus. and lets not forget the subtitles that were completely wrong. this did make the movie more entertaining! Thank god we only paid 10 Ringit and not the full cinema price! We arrived in Koh Samui yesterday morning. After...

Hi All, Yesterday was a pretty relaxed day. After booking our flights to Koh Samui we ventured to the Aquarium that is connected to the Petronas towers, but as we are not Malaysians, the ticket prices were considerably more expensive. We decided to retrace our steps and go back to the towers and find the metro and head over to Time Square. This is a huuuuuuuuuge shopping mall! It has 10 floors full of shops, big cinema complex and an amusement park ride in it. W...

SO! It has been a long time since we made an update! Our last night in Siem Reap was very relaxed. We all went for a late westernish dinner as the Cambodian food was getting a bit much. By westernish i mean jessica had a pasta that still had coconut milk in it - very tastey but very rich. I had 'pesto' which was more just pureed spinach and cream pasta and emily had the cheesiest pasta we have ever seen. (i guess this is how they do it in cambodia) We had an ea...

Hi Everyone, After a full day of intense heat and humidity, it has finally started to rain, and wow is it impressive. Very very loud! Last night, before dinner we ventured to the night market. We had a good look around and managed to refrain from buying anything...a first :) We then went to Pub Street and went for dinner at a restaurant that is recommended in the Lonely Planet- Temple Club. Emma and I had amazing Khmer Amok (curry dish) yuuuuum! Also went for a...

After Jess wrote last night we all went for a cool off shower and ended up having a nap. We had met some british girls just before who asked if we wanted to go for dinner with them. We brought them to the riverside where we had gone before and already decided where we would eat. We ate at "on the corner" or "a la coin". Most places here have french and english names and menus are translate in English, French and Khmer. While this place did off...