Vientiane
A typical Vientiane cafe, serving a variety of Western-style breakfasts and light meals, including salads and sandwiches.
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North Sumatra
At night this semi-pedestrianised street fills with food hawkers and tempting aromas from the dozens of different stalls.
Kalimantan
This simple warung whips up excellent soto ayam (chicken soup), nasi goreng, fried fish and fresh fruit juices.
Miri
Fruit and veggies, some straight from the jungle, are sold at stalls owned by Chinese, Malay, Iban and Orang Ulu people.
Cebu City
Relatively inexpensive though not very authentic Japanese fare in Ayala Mall's Terraces. Expect maki rolls and the like.
Udon Thani Province
The 'Cold Sky Kitchen', diagonally opposite the museum entrance, does Thai standards quite well and has an English menu.
East Java
Large restaurant on the main strip that serves good Chinese food and Indonesian dishes. Doubles as an ice-cream parlour.
Northern Thailand
There is a string of decent noodle and rice shops on Lamphun’s main street, just south of Wat Phra That Hariphunchai.
Northwestern Cambodia
Part of a renowned chain, this glistening bakery sells good sandwiches, rice cakes and other snacks ideal for the road.
Phitsanulok
Lining either side of Th Phra Ong Dam north of Th Authong, this market has the usual selection of Thai street foods.
Bac Ha
Hoang Yen's simple menu includes decent breakfast options and a set menu for 200,000d. Cheap beer is also available.
Yangon
One of the nicest branches of this upmarket Chinese restaurant is beside a small pond just south of Shwedagon Paya.
Leyte
A simple place on the main drag which offers filling Filipino chicken, meat and veggie dishes at moderate prices.
Chiang Rai Province
A night market unfolds every evening along Th Phahonyothin and offers barbecue and simple rice and noodle dishes.
Sihanoukville
Samudera has rows of imported goods including surprises like Vegemite, Ritz crackers, European cheeses and wine.
Phnom Penh
Koh Pich (Diamond Island), east of the hulking Naga World Casino, has a cluster of well-reputed Khmer barbecues.
Northern Laos
This typical-looking local eatery serves unexpectedly appetising food and even has a menu in concise English.
Ko Tarutao Marine National Park
This basic canteen at isolated and beautiful Ao Son serves simple but satisfying Thai fare, plus some snacks.
Padangbai
Close to the port, this beach shack–style place serves burgers, jaffles, sandwiches and Indonesian staples.
Siem Reap
One of America’s favourites has become one of Siem Reap’s favourites. Located in the Angkor Trade Centre.
Pai
Thai takeaway food and fresh fruit are available from this market. There are also a couple of noodle stalls.
Nakhon Ratchasima Province
Half night market, half fresh market, this is a good place to pick up some food to take back to your hotel.
Kuala Lumpur
A long-established Middle Eastern restaurant serving good-value meaty kebabs, couscous and Turkish coffee.
Cat Ba Island
Handy supermarket for stocking up before heading off trekking or for the boat trip back to the mainland.
Ko Samet
Right by the ferry terminal, this spot has good enough food to tide you over if you're waiting for a boat.
Puerto Galera
A hole-in-the-wall sandwich shop that also sells fancy meats, cheeses and other imported picnic supplies.
Puerto Galera
Open-air place with a comprehensive menu of sizzling dishes, Filipino classics, steaks and budget meals.
Ubud
Always busy, this large supermarket sells fresh produce and alcohol as well as usual supermarket items.
Surabaya
Late-night munchies can be had among the strip of warungs with their backs to the river along Jl Kayun.
Johor
This shopping centre has a decent array of restaurants on its 3rd floor as well as fast-food outlets.
Mae Hong Son Province
A row of outdoor restaurants outside the Tham Lot park entrance offers simple rice and noodle dishes.
George Town
Fresh salads, juices, healthy rice and noodle dishes are all served at this appealing veggie cafe.
East Bali
Stalls line both sides of the main section of Jl Ngurah Rai and sell fresh produce during the day.
Myanmar (Burma)
Grab pastries and other baked goods from this popular spot on the main road in the centre of town.
Brunei Darussalam
Head up the stairs from the small shopping mall to find half-a-dozen good-value Malay food stalls.
Siem Reap
Easily the most modern supermarket in Siem Reap, with tons of French and other imported products.
Yangon
A classic Muslim-style teahouse, providing fresh samosas and paratha (fried flatbread).
Mindoro
The night market, on a lane near the City Market in the centre, is great for local budget meals.
Siem Reap
The best all-round supermarket in town, this place has a steady supply of international treats.
Northern Laos
With a great terrace and simple menu, Saykhong also pulls in the lion's share of the nightlife.
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