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Bakery adding cricket protein to sandwiches
Publication date 27 September 2022 | 20:16 | ICT

Located to the east of Tuol Tompoung Market, a location popular with foreigners, Nutty Bakery serves western-style sandwiches with a variety of in-house baked bread, including cricket bread.

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