🥤Sugarcane Juice for Freshing Mood | Food Vendor Review 🥪

Hello everyone! It's already February and it seems like a lot of my friends were born this month. I arrived early to my extra class so I had to wait around. Let me show you the environment of where I take classes.

I'm in the floor where I can see the glass table, with a bunch of food choices for me to pick from. People usually come around 11:10 to buy food or snack before their classes start - and it's quite popular here.

As I might've mentioned before, meatballs are very popular street food in Cambodia; they usually import them from nearby countries like Vietnam and Thailand. On top of that, they also have sandwiches here - all made at school with good quality and no chemicals added to make them last. It's close to 12 o'clock right now, so everyone's gone and I can sit back and enjoy my meatballs while waiting for my Math class.

Sugarcane juice isn't the most popular in Cambodia right now, but during a time when there weren't many well-known brands or drinks imported from foreign countries and neighboring countries, sugarcane juice was sold all over the streets, both in the busy markets and rural parts of the country.

For me, it's so refreshing after taking a sip - it's sweet with a bit of sourness from the lemon they add.

Normally they first peel off the sugarcane before extracting its juice using special tools.

It doesn't really matter if it's winter or summer, I see that a lot of people still enjoy eating ice cream. We all love it, and there are plenty of flavors to choose from. For me, dark chocolate is the best flavor by far, followed by other flavors.

The temperature is nice and cold which can keep it lasts longer, around 30 Celsius!