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A 2018 Dara Sakor mainland breakfast: restaurant, lakeside road and roadside fruit

Source type:Original historical breakfast travel video · Evidence level:C

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Source:BT Food Story
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Original summary

BT Food Story published a 14-minute-39-second video on 16 May 2018. Its description says the group left Seven Stars Hotel and Beach Resort, ate breakfast at Seven Stars Restaurant across a large lake on Union Road in Dara Sakor, and lists grilled-pork rice, pork or beef noodle soup and drinks. It then describes travel toward National Road 48 and buying local forest fruit as bus snacks. An on-screen date shows the visit on 29 April 2018, creating a historical food lead with both visit and publication dates.

This review obtained the complete public video file and sampled its full length at roughly 30-second intervals. The sequence shows a bus and lakeside road, aerial lake views, a simple open-sided restaurant, a group at tables, rice-and-meat plates, noodle or soup dishes, condiments and drinks. Later it moves to the road, a roadside stop, buying and tasting green fruit, and a convenience-store resupply. It shows why breakfast, water and snacks must be planned with vehicle stops on a mainland itinerary.

Restaurant, hotel and road names primarily come from the creator's title and description. Sampled frames cannot independently verify exact coordinates, every dish, fruit identity or origin. A 2018 record does not establish that a restaurant or hotel remains open in 2026, under the same counterparty, with the same menu, price, card payment, child suitability or dietary support; roadside fruit is not automatically food-safety proof. Current breakfast and supplies need date, time, pin, menu, diet, water, price and tax, payee, parking, hygiene, takeaway and delay confirmation.

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Editorial assessment

This source turns breakfast and road supplies into itinerary and hosting fields, not an endorsement of a historical restaurant, hotel or roadside seller. It republishes no video, sampled frame, music, personal contact or personal material and makes no safety certification of food, fruit or water shown.

Freshness and limits

Published on 16 May 2018 with an on-screen visit date of 29 April 2018, its metadata, complete public file and full-length sampling at about 30-second intervals were reviewed on 1 August 2026; no frame-by-frame or complete-audio transcript was made. Operation, menu, price, parking, payment and food safety all need a current update.

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