Ode to the breakfast buffet

Another day spent poolside, at the spa ($23 for a one-hour massage at our hotel spa - how do we pass that up?), and touring the Angkor National Museum.  Farewell, Cambodia.  You surpassed all expectations.

At all of our hotels (except in Bangkok), we have had amazing breakfast buffets included with our hotel stay.  These buffets have included fresh fruits, pastries, salad bars, meat/cheeses, omelet stations, and traditional Thai foods such as noodles and rice (most Asian countries don't have typical breakfast foods like us Westerners have).  These buffets rival the nicest buffets you'd see in the US on special holidays like Easter or Mothers Day.  I don't get to stay in many 5 star hotels in the US or Europe, but compared to the hotels I do stay in there, these Thai and Cambodian breakfasts put the American/European ones to shame.

I didn't take pics of the buffets in either Chiang Mai or Ko Samui which were both more attractive than the one in Siem Reap, but the basic spread was the same as below: