Charity dinner @ Uy Kuteav Cambodian Herbs Restaurant on BKK1

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Engly Tuy (Sakura) / Khmer Times Share:


Hem Sakana, GM Operations at Almond Bassac Hotel, and his spouse. KT Photos: Engly Tuy (Sakura)

Uy Kuyteav, a Cambodian restaurant in Beoung Keng Kang 1, and United for Cambodian Children, an organization presided over by Mrs Huy Kattia and under the distinguished patronage of His Royal Highness Norodom Ravichak, organised a charity dinner to raise funds for children in Boeung Trabek slums in Phnom Penh. Master chef Luu Meng said education is a priority for children to flourish and find their place in a difficult world and we must help them because they are the hope of tomorrow.


His Royal Highness Norodom Ravichak.


Huy Kattia, President of United For Cambodia Children’s, His Royal Highness Norodom Rindra and his spouse Jessica and Luu Meng, CEO of Almond Group.

http://www.khmertimeskh.com/5084111/charity-dinner-uy-kuteav-cambodian-herbs-restaurant-bkk1/


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