IT’S Christmas Day, and Paul Wallimann, the owner of a popular restaurant near the iconic temples of Angkor Wat, is nervous about serving a table of 16.
Before the pandemic, his cafe would handle as many as 240 people a night, but after two years without tourists, his staff is a little rusty.
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