Drinking tap water must be avoided, especially in the provinces, as it is rarely purified and may lead to stomach complications. Locally produced mineral water is about 500r per bottle at shops and stalls, though some locals and expats alike doubt the purity of the cheapest stuff. Those with a weak constitution might want to opt for one of the better local brands, such as Pure Drop and Minere, or imported water like Evian.
All the well-known soft drinks are available in Cambodia. Bottled drinks are about 800r, while canned drinks cost about ISOOr and more again in restaurants or bars.
Throughout Cambodia, teuk koh (ice) is produced with treated water at local ice factories, a legacy of the French. Transporting it often involves dragging huge blocks along the ground, but most people don't worry about this, as it usually gets cleaned off.