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You've done the flight, ridden in a tuk-tuk, moto or cab from the airport and crashed out in either your five star hotel suite or one of the multitude

of less expensive offerings around town Welcome to

Siem Reap

As we go to press in late December the weather is cool and dry, though

during the lifetime of this issue it will get progressively hotter, with

temperatures reaching 40C in April. Whatever the weather, why not take

refuge in one of Siem Reap’s many air-conditioned cafés and use our

guides to bring yourself up to date with what the town has to offer.

Here you will find temple town's most detailed listings of cafés,

restaurants, bars and clubs, plus reviews and articles on a wide

range of food and drink-related topics. We give you an overview

of what's on offer when you’re hungry or thirsty, we look at your

options when it comes to Cambodian cuisine, we give you some

pointers if you’re looking to chill out with a cappuccino,

watch an apsara dance show, and much more . . .

Be sure to pick up a copy of our sister publication Out & About,

for up to the minute information about the city’s shops, markets,

galleries, activities, spas, clinics, hotels and more.!

Siem Reap

Drinking & Dining Look for the Visa logo in our

listings - these outlets accept Visa cards for payment

How to use this Guide

Siem Reap Drinking & Dining is divided into two main sections, one covering bars and cafés (drinking)

and the other covering restaurants (dining).

In each section we aim to provide a general overview of what the town has to offer to English-speaking visitors

and residents. We also look at Khmer cuisine, and at the nightlife scene here (in case you want to party till late).

And in each issue we profile four bars and four restaurants in our “At A Glance” features.

You will also find maps of the town on pages 44-49.

In each section we also include directory listings of relevant businesses, further divided into subcategories

where appropriate. Paid listings are indicated in red text. Please check the legend at the start of each listing

section for a list of symbols indicating opening times and so on. The listings also show a map reference

relating to the main town maps.

Be sure also to check our various feature pages for information about happy hours, choosing a restaurant by type (cuisine corner), Apsara dance shows and our culinary

glossary in case you want to practice your Khmer.

Enjoy your stay in Cambodia and please feel free to give us feedback –

email us at [email protected] or leave a comment on our page at

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2015 Calendar Jan - AprJanuary - 1st International New Year's Day, 7th Vicory Over Genocide Day

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February - 3rd Meak Bochea Day

S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 March - 8th International Women's Day S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 April - 14-16th Khmer New Year

S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Public holidays indicated in red text

8 JANUARY-APRIL 2015 - where to eat and drink

Cambodia is a country that enjoys an abundance of public holidays with more than scheduled 25 annually.

During important religious holidays, which can run over several days, Siem Reap empties as Khmers head back to the provinces to spend time with their families and expats head to the coast or out of the country.

This often means the town operates on shut down mode, with the majority of shops, restaurants, bars, banks and other businesses closing. If you’re thinking of travelling during a public holiday, then pre-book accommodation and transport as buses fill quickly and private taxis are sparse and hike up their prices.

During the lifetime of this issue of Drinking & Dining, Cambodia will enjoy a series of public holidays that are worth noting in your calendar.

International New Year is one of the biggest holidays in the World and it's no different here in Cambodia (it's one of three New Years they celebrate!). The locals won't go to the provinces necessarily but many will have a day off work and be suffering a hang over from the night before. Most restaurants and bars will be open however.

Victory Over Genocide Day marks the day Vietnamese troops over-threw the Khmer Rouge. There will be remembrance services for victims, and foreigners are advised to show a little restraint if going out as a mark of respect towards those who died and those whose lifes are still affected today by the events of the past.

Meak Bochea Day is a religious holiday. It commemorates the ordainment of Buddha's original disciples on the same day over 2000 years ago. Many Khmers will go to pray and give offerings at local pagodas, as it is believed that on this day one can wash away all sins and cleanse ones mind. It will be business as usual for bars and restaurants however.

Khmer New Year is the big annual holiday in Cambodia, lasting three days officially, but many locals will also take the Monday and Friday off work. During this time you will find many locally owned bars and restaurants closed as people head back to their home provinces and villages to be with family. Those that do stay in Siem Reap however will generate a fun party atmosphere. Be warned ... in areas like Pub Street you may find yourself getting soaked with water, all in good fun, much as you would find in Thailand or Laos.

General Information

Holidays


14 Drinking

22 Café Society

24 Drinking Directory

29 Happy Hour

40 Night Life

42 Bars at a Glance

44 Siem Reap North Map

46 Siem Reap South Map


48 Siem Reap Center Map

50 Khmer Dining

52 Apsara Dance Shows

54 Restaurants At A Glance

56 Cuisine Corner

58 Dining

62 Dining Directory

94 The Back Page


Thirsty Work

From draughts to daiquiris, Temple Town has got your tipple of choice covered.

Once the sun sets over Angkor Wat, the streets of Siem Reap come alive with the hustle and bustle of travellers wanting to wet their whistle at one of the town’s many watering holes.

It doesn’t take long to figure out how the tourist hub of Pub Street got it’s name. Stroll up and down the street after dark and you’ll be beckoned to imbibe and enjoy happy hours which seem almost too good to be true. While Pub Street offers a dizzying array of choices, there are plenty of other options waiting to be discovered. King’s Road Angkor is the perfect place to begin a sophisticated evening in tranquil surroundings. Indulge in a cocktail or two before dining at one of their world-class restaurants. Share a glass of fine wine at Embassy’s swanky downstairs lounge before heading upstairs for an unforgettable meal. Musos will find themselves at home at Cambodia’s one and only Hard Rock Cafe. Alongside their world-famous food, you’ll find an extensive selection of drinks to suit all tastes.

If you consider yourself more jazz than rock and roll, The Jazz Boat will be right up your alley. Located just a short stroll from Sok San Road, this classy new establishment is dedicated to bringing the art of live jazz and world music to Siem Reap. Enjoy the soothing sounds of both local and international musicians while nursing an ice-cold beer or aromatic wine. If you start to get peckish, The Jazz Boat’s impressive tapas menu - boasting a marvellous selection of international options - will be music to your

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Drinking - The bar scene

Extensive selection of drinks to suit all tastes


ears. Heritage Suites host a jazz evening every Thursday from 6:30pm - the ideal accompaniment to their daily $3 drink specials.

Exhausted explorers can revive themselves with a tipple or two whilst sinking into one of Nest Angkor’s comfy loungers. Wine lovers won’t be disappointed either as their wine list includes drops from Australia, France, New Zealand and South America.

The alleys and laneways of the Old Market Area are home to many a hidden gem. Sample a cocktail with a unique, Khmer twist at Asana Old Wooden House. This secluded spot, with it’s chilled out vibe, is a great choice for those hoping to escape the crowds. Cocktail connoisseurs who want to put their shaking skills to the test will find Asana’s cocktail classes a memorable way to spend an evening.

Wander up The Lane and you’ll discover a longtime favourite with expats and travellers alike, Miss Wong - Siem Reap’s very own elegant slice of 1940s Shanghai. These masters of mixology shake up an irresistible assortment of cocktails infused with local flavours - the Lemongrass Collins is a must-try. Their beer selection is equally impressive, and your rumbling stomach won’t be able to say no to their bite-sized dim sum.

Nearby you’ll find another nostalgic haunt, aptly named The Yellow Sub. Beatles devotees will delight in the quirky memorabilia adorning the walls, and those with a competitive streak can battle it out on the ping pong table upstairs while downing a beer or two (or three). Happy hour kicks off each night at 6:00pm, with half-price drinks and a selection of tapas to nibble on.

Pop around the corner to Charlie’s Bar - find out more on page 40 - and quench your thirst with their daily drinks specials. When their tequila Tuesday gets the better of you, their Eggs Benedict with a twist (it’s served on a waffle!) is the perfect fix the morning after.

If you’d rather be watching sport than working up a sweat pounding the pavement, Irina Sports Bar have got you sorted. As well as screening all the big games, this newcomer has a variety of gaming paraphernalia to keep all their patrons happy. You can read more about Irina Sports Bar on page 41.

With gallons of inexpensive beer readily available on tap, Pub Street and its surrounds quickly turns into a backpacker’s heaven once the lights go out. Angkor What? and Temple Bar are solid picks for partying the night away. Both are located on Pub Street and are hard to miss. Dust off your dancing shoes and head to popular backpacker’s destination, Sok San Road, and get up to some mischief

Quench your thirst with their

daily drinks specials



at X Bar - home to Siem Reap’s only rooftop half-pipe. DJs pump out all the bangers into the small hours of the morning. Island Bar, located within the Night Market, draws a backpacker crowd minus the rowdiness. The beautiful open-air bar is a great spot to gather your thoughts after exploring all the marvellous trinkets the night market has to offer.

Party-goers looking for a gay-friendly establishment to party the night away won’t have to search far and wide. Tucked away in the Old Market Area on The Passage, is Linga Bar - which just celebrated its 10th anniversary and recently underwent a serious revamp. Don’t miss the opportunity to sample one or two of their legendary cocktails; rumour has it that they’re some of the best the town has to offer. Just around the corner, on Street 7, you’ll find The Station - another colourful favourite. Hilarity is sure to ensue as ladyboys, singers and comedians take centre stage in The Station Review most evenings - Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at 10:00pm.

Siem Reap by night isn’t all thumping tunes; those wanting to catch their breath after an action-packed day will find plenty of classy and cosy haunts to ease into the evening. Picasso Bar is a refreshing find that’s hidden away on Alley West. This hip little spot draws an eclectic crowd with their two-for-one cocktails during happy hour. People-watching enthusiasts should head to The Sun to sip on a beverage while watching the crowds swarm by. Those looking for something of the non-alcoholic variety can enjoy a fruit shake or a caffeine hit. Middle Eastern-inspired Mezze offers up a similar vibe with opulent surroundings to sink into. Kick back and unwind in their lavish atmosphere with a cool cocktail in hand; the passionfruit mojito comes highly recommended.

A night out on the town wouldn’t be complete without a trip to Angelina Jolie’s former hangout, The Red Piano. Sample the Tomb Raider cocktail, that the Hollywood star inspired while in Siem Reap to shoot the film of the same name. They’re also famous for their drool-worthy breakfast menu which is guaranteed to take the edge off any serious hangover.

Solitude-seekers can make their way out of the Old Market to revel in the peace and quiet at Sky River. Those who overslept and missed the sunrise, can make up for it by watching the sunset from this breezy rooftop bar and restaurant. Things pick up pace later in the evening as Sky River transforms into a live music venue. FCC Angkor, which can be found just a little out of the main tourist hive, takes pride in creating seriously special cocktails. Those looking to crack a bottle of imported beer or wine will be well pleased with FCC Angkor’s offerings from France, Italy, New Zealand and South Africa.

Plenty of classy and cosy

haunts


Each venue is air-conditioned and offers Wi-Fi internet access (usually free but conditions may apply) if you want to check your email, chat to your facebook friends or upload your holiday snaps. Most have a wide range of coffee styles

available including espresso and cappuccino. If you’re after something different, seek out a local cafe where you can find Cambodian or Vietnamese coffee,

usually served with sweetened condensed milk.

Joe To Go: Coffee: 3 Corner • Roast: Medium • Must Try: Latte & Cappuc-cino • Latte & Cappuccino price: $2.35 • Reading Selection: Magazines

Blue Pumpkin: Coffee: Bon Cafe

• Roast: Medium • Must Try: Mexican (Cocoa

& Cinnamon) • Espresso Price: $1.50 • Reading

Selection: Newspapers, Books & Magazines

Blossom Café: Coffee: Carraro • Roast: Medium • Must Try: Any coffee with a cupcake • Espresso Price: $1.25 • Reading Selection: Magazines

Kaya Café: Coffee: from Ratanakkiri • Roast: Medium • Espresso Price: $1.50 • Reading Selection: Magazines and Tourist Maps

Costa Coffee: Coffee: from England• Roast: Medium • Must Try: Espresso• Espresso Price: $2.10 • Reading Selection: Local Newspapers & Magazines

Peace Café: Coffee: Lavazza & Local • Roast: Medium • Espresso Price: $1.75 • Reading Selection: Local News-papers & Magazines, Books

Common Grounds: Coffee:

3 Corners • Roast: Medium • Espresso

Price: $1.25 • Reading Selection: Local

Newspapers, Magazines

cafésociety Siem Reap is a true coffee lover’s delight and there’s certainly no shortage of places to relax with friends or catch up with a magazine or newspaper. . .

Each venue is air-conditioned and offers Wi-Fi internet access (usually free but conditions may apply) if you want to check your email, chat to your facebook friends or upload your holiday snaps. Most have a wide range of coffee styles

available including espresso and cappuccino. If you’re after something different, seek out a local cafe where you can find Cambodian or Vietnamese coffee,

usually served with sweetened condensed milk.


Abacus 11am-late|

Garden bar-restaurant serving a fine blend of French Khmer cuisine.

off National Rd.6

(behind ACLEDA Bank) 012 644 286

AHA 11am-9:30pm||@|

Enjoy a selection of fine international wines in a stylish, contemporary setting.

Pub street, L3opposite to old market 063 965 501

Angkor Blue Moon 5pm-late|@Modern looking, very comfortable coffeeshop with super fast wifi.

Airport Rd. F2 097 392 5559

Angkor Famous Cocktail Bar 5pm-late

Cosy Khmer owned, gay-friendly cocktail bar located in a quiet pedestrian alley.

The Passage L4 N/A

Angkor Wall 7am-11pm|@Enjoy fresh coffee and light meals in a cozy, creative environment, Free Wi-fi.

Near old market. L2 097 814 3638

Angkor What? Bar 5pm-very late

Long running late night bar with a big sound system. Usually open well past midnight.

Pub Street. L3 0121 814 001

Legend

Siem Reap has a large and varied selection of drinking outlets catering to most tastes and budgets, from simple

hole-in-the-wall places to elegant hotel bars and most in between. The venues listed

in this section are generally family-friendly and most close before midnight,

though check the opening times for a few that stay open till the early hours.

Outlets marked with the symbol are primarily coffee shops

though they may also serve alcohol

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where you see this logo, these outlets accept visa

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Bensley’s Bar 2-11pm||@|

For post temple tour discussion and drinks check out the cool open-air vibe.

Oum Khun St. I5 (Shinta Mani Hotel) 063 761 996

Blossom Café 10am-5pm||@Looking for a cool café with REAL coffee? How about 48 flavours of

cupcakes? Answer: Blossom Café, with smoothies, cool A/C, Wi-Fi and

comfortable lounges? ( Ad pg 32)

Behind Siem Reap Hospital. J4www.blossomcakes.org 017 800 301

The Blue Pumpkin 6am-11pm||@Stylish, contemporary café bar with free Wi-Fi internet access, now in 9 locations.

Pi Thnou St (old market area). K3 also Sivatha St, Angkor Wat, East River Rd (King's Road), airport 063 963 574

Brazil Café 5pm-late|@Open air café serving caipirinhas, mojitos,

rhum arrangé . . . Latin atmosphere, African food. Guesthouse with 7 rooms.

Soksan St. www.brazilcafesiemreap.com N/A 096 322 0402

Brick House Bar 4pm-late| 4-10pm

Stylish bar with weekly shows and live music. Huge music selection, TV sports events and a range of special drinks. Pool table and many other games.

near Sivatha St. K2 092 855 855

Brother's Bar 9am-midnight|@Enjoy cool musical vibes, cold beers and the best fried rice dishes for $1.5!

Soksan St. K2 097 6597 992

Butterflies 8am-10pm| 3-7pm|

Tropical garden bar with butterflies, ponds, waterfalls, fish, trees and shrubs.

535, Wat Bo Rd. I9 063 761 211

Aqua Sydney 9am-late

Outdoor bar with a swimming pool and a party atmosphere at night.

Wat Damnak Rd. M6 (nr French Cultural Center) 012 1814 010

Asana Old Wooden House 11am-2am|@Set in a unique old style wooden house. Also organises Khmer cocktail classes.

St.7. K3(NW of Pub Street). 012 508 248

Asura Bar

6am-11pm| 5-7pm||@|

Comfortable garden cocktail bar set in peaceful traditional Khmer surroundings.

5, Krom 2, Phoum Treang D7(HanumanAlaya) 063 760 582

Banana Leaf 10am-late

Enjoy a home made cocktail with some snacks and a large selection of wine in

one of the first bars of Pub Street (since 2002). Chilled out music. Live sports events transmitted on a wide screen!

Pub Street. K4 ( Ad pg 67) 063 964 813 www.restaurant-siemreap.com

Barista 7:30am-9pm|@Cosy café offering the original taste of coffee from Italy with western breakfast.

Cnr Sivatha St H4& National Rd 6. 017 245 764

Barrio 10am-late|@Charmingly designed bistro concept. Popular with expats for the "apéritif".

Wat Bo Rd. J3 012 756 448

beatnik 10am-1.30am

American style retro bar and grill with sig-nature cocktails, relaxed vibe, vintage decor.

St.11. L4 070 486 574


Charlie's 10m-late

Retro Americana style bar equipped with neons, licence plates and vintage

signs. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner plus a great selection of drinks .

98, Pi Thnou St. K4 017 453 758

Circus Bar 10pm-late|

Great selection of music, free bar snacks and very friendly staff.

Steung Thmey St.. K2 010 772 210

Common Grounds( Ad pg 25) 7am-8pm|| |@

Common Grounds is not about profit, but people. All of our profit goes

directly to support our humanitarian relief projects in Cambodia. Visit our

café and be a part of charitable tourism!

719-721, St.14. (behind Center Market) J4www.pfcal.org 063 965 687

The Corner Bar 8am-11pm

Bar with Khmer and western cuisine. Also offering Khmer cooking classes.

Sivatha St. L3 012 956 967

Costa Coffee 6.30am-10pm||@For coffee lovers. Enjoy the ultimate handcrafted coffee. No. 1 in the UK, over 2,500 outlets in 30 countries. 7 out of 10 coffee lovers in the UK

prefer Costa Cappuccino. ( Ad pg 6)

Achar Sva St. (King's Road Angkor). L5www.costacoffee.com.kh 023 880 880

D'Vine 8am-11pm, Sat-Sun 8am -1am||@Cafe by day, wine bar by night. We have everything you need in life.

Artisan St., opp. Artisans d'Angkor L2 017 676 295

www.pgcambodia.com


Easy Speaking Café & Pub 7am-midnight| 4:30-8:30pm|

Comfy pub and café in the heart of town.serving a range of beers and cocktails.

Pub Street. K3 012 865 332

Elephant Bar 24 hours|| |@Inspired by the magnificent Elephant.Perfect for a cool drink in elegance.

1, Vithei Charles de Gaulle. G5 (Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor) 063 963 888

FCC Angkor ( Ad on MAP)

7am-midnight| 5-7pm| |@

Stylish, refined bar and restaurant. First-floor open-air seating with refined, upscale furnishings, decor and atmosphere.

Outdoor patio seating available too.

Pokambor Ave. I5 www.fcccambodia.com 063 760 280

Georges Rhumerie 6pm-late,

weekends 11.30am-late||@|

Creole specialties and flavoured rum.

Wat Damnak area. N/A 088 374 2083

The Glasshouse

6am-7pm| 6-7pm|| |@Deli-patisserie, urban in design, friendly and contemporary in ambience.

Sivatha St. J3(Park Hyatt Hotel) 063 211 234

Hard Rock Café 11am-midnight|| |@

Situated in an old colonial-style building, the Café is truly a great place

to settle in for some great views, enjoying our famous food and drinks.

Achar Sva St. ( Ad pg 17) L5(King's Road Angkor) 093 565 655

Get listed free! 023 210 407


Heritage Suites Bar 6am-11pm| 5-7pm|| |@The place to gather for drinks, unique cocktails and great selection of wines.

Wat Polanka. G8(Heritage Suites Hotel) 063 969 100

Home Cocktail Bar 8am-12pm| 5-9pm| ||@|

Comfortable, airy bar and restaurant serving a range of beers of cocktails.

St.7 (opp. Provincial Hospital). I6 012 460 097

Horizons 24 hours|| |@Enjoy a drink or a meal in our open seating area located along a quiet street.

Street 23. K5 063 963 800

Get listed for free!call us now on 023 210 407

Irina Sports Bar 5pm-2am (closed Mondays)| 5-7pm

Friendly and intimate lounge with live sports on large screen TV's.

Darts, foosball, PS3, XBOX360...Large selection of cocktails. Food available.

Near Wat Polanka G8 ( Ad pg 30) 012 620 276

Island Bar 4pm-midn't| 4-8pm

Set in the relaxing botanic garden of the Angkor Night Market, and designed in

the most exquisite Balinese style (admire the unique tiered lamp). Meet our expert

bartender and let your hair down.

Off Sivatha Street K2(Phsar Kandal area). 092 654 315( Ad pg 35) www.angkornightmarket.com

advertising sales call Philippe 092 502 530


Ivy Bar 6am-11pm|@Inexpensive but delicious food and drinks served on a tranquil and relaxing garden

terrace. Great music & atmosphere. Reasonably priced adjacent rooms too.

off Pokambor Ave. ( Ad pg 28) J4email: [email protected] 012 380 516

J4B Sky Bar 7am-2am| 6pm-2am|@The only Filipino bar in town! Sip a cocktail and enjoy the city skyline view.

Soksan St. L3 070 310 218

Jazz Boat (The) 5pm-1am

First reall jazz club in Siem Reap. Live concerts of jazz and world music

in a refined and warm atmosphere. Original selection of quality tapas.

Great wines and cocktails.

Harbour Rd. N/A ( Ad pg 29) 096 201 8987 Facebook.com/thejazzboat

Joe to Go 7am-9:30pm||@|

Gourmet coffees, delicious western and Asian food in a relaxed atmosphere.

NW of old market (behind Central Café) L3 063 969 050

Karma Café Bar 8pm-late|Cool late night bar with Zen - style design. A great place to chill out and relax.

Soksan St. 093 441 528

Kaya Café 9am-10pm

Make the most of the Cambodian pleasures in a comfy atmosphere. Enjoy

a selection of fresh Khmer desserts and assortment of exclusive palatable

juices and shakes. ( Ad pg 23)

Pi Thnou St.. L4www.kaya-angkor.com 063 966 735

Kofi Café 8am-9pm||@Coffee brewed from premium beans, with a selection of tasty, innovative drinks.

Sivatha Blvd. I3 069 777 061


L'Explorateur Bar spa: 9am-10pm

7am-11:30pm| 5-7pm||@|

Unwind after a busy day sightseeing with our creative cocktails and spirits. Daily Happy Hour with free canapés,

great live music on Friday.

Royal Independence Gardens G5(Victoria Angkor Resort & Spa) 063 760 428

Linga Bar 4pm-late|@|

Gay owned and world renowned since 2004 offering stunning cocktails,

fine wines and bar snack menu. Open all day with chill out groove music, late night pumping jams

The Passage (Old market area). L3www.lingabar.com 012 246 912

Little Casablanca 11.30amm-12am

Mediterranean themed bar/eatery with an intimate atmosphere and relaxed vibe.

Soksan St. L2 012 406 663

La Crêperie Bretonne 6:30am-10pm| 6-8pm|@Serving cocktails and Belgian beers, as well as sweet and salty stuffed crepes.

The Lane K3(NW of Pub Street) 077 624 327

The Lantern 6am-10:30pm|

From exceptional wines to well shaken martinis, the perfect place to chill out.

Wat Polangka. G8 (Heritage Suites Hotel) 063 969 100

Laundry Bar 4pm-late|@Funky Western-run bar with great music, especially popular with French expats.

Old market area. L4 012 301 743

Le Grand Café 6am-11pm|@|

Relax for a fresh juice or cocktail in a majestic French Colonial style building.



Little Red Fox 6.30am-5pm

Cosy neighbourhood coffeeshop with great espresso, awesome music. Cool place to chill.

Hup Guan St. J4 016 669 724

Luna Bar noon-midnight

Pleasant al fresco bar offering a decent range of drinks and some snacks.

off Sivatha St. K2 (Noon Night Market) 063 963 775

Maharajah 11am-10pm|@Enjoy a range of delicious Indian teas, fresh juices, shakes, lassies and more.

Sivatha Street, L3 Old market area 092 506 622

Martini Lounge 8am-midnight| 6-7:30pm||@|

A cool lounge setting to enjoy an extensive list of cocktails and fine wines.

Steung Siem Reap Rd. J6 063 963 390

Mezze 6pm-1am||

Quench your decadence and lavishly unwind in Mezze's cooling chic opulent surroundings with signature cocktails,

fine champagnes, original Cuban cigars, and luxury shisha.

Old Market Area. L3(next to Red Piano) 097 766 7343

Mikey’s Night Bar 24 hours| 4-9pm|@Popular sports bar on Sivatha Blvd, one minute's walk from Pub Street.

012, Sivatha Blvd. K3 097 603 5548

Miss Wong 5pm-1am

Inspired by old Shanghai, this is one of Siem Reap’s most popular hangouts.

A kitsch and intimate cocktail venue in the charming lane behind Pub Street.

The Lane. K3(NW of Pub Street) 092 428 332


Only One 10am-9pm||@|

Friendly, French-owned lounge bar with a relaxed atmosphere and good music.


Peace Café 7am-9pm

Relax in a lush hassle free garden setting. Wide selection of freshly made

Asian & western food. Vegetarian cooking classes, free wi-fi, yoga, monk chat, Khmer class and fair trade shop.

St.26 (Wat Bo area) ( Ad pg 88) L5www.peacecafeangkor.org 063 965 210

The Phsar Leu Bakery 6am-midn't (24hr branch near ACLEDA)

Pastries, cakes, ice-cream and cooked dishes, with a relaxed lounge area.

Sivatha St., opposite Night Market K3 also close to ACLEDA Bank also St.11. 076 8000 800

Picasso 5pm-late| 8-9pm||@|

Small barrel-vaulted bar oozing with charm. Let conversation and drinks flow.

Alley West. (Old market area) L3

Café Puka Puka 9:30am-7pm|@Comfortable coffee bar also serving a range of fresh fruit juices and shakes.

Road to Angkor. D7 063 964 770

Red Piano 6:45am-11:30pm| 5-7pm|@Bar on Pub Street since 2000. Where Angelina had her Tomb Raider cocktail.

Pub Street. L3 063 964 750

Rogue 9am-10pm

Coffee, health shakes/juices, paninis/sandwiches. Music, video & ebook uploads for Apple/Android smart

phones/tablets.Kindle/Apple/Android devices + accessories for sale.

Soksan St. K2 (next to Karma Bar) 012 703 264

Molly Malone’s 7am-mid't

| 12:30am-1:30am, 5:30pm-6:30pm||@|

Spacious, Irish-owned bar, restaurant and guest house with frequent live music.

Pub Street. L3 063 963 533

The Mouy Lounge 6am-11pm|@||

Upscale food and contemporary cocktails with a comfortable yet lavish atmosphere.

Sivatha St. I3(Prince d'Angkor Hotel) 063 763 888

Naga Bar 4pm-midnight| 5-7pm||@|

Enjoy a cocktail or a glass of wine in elegant surroundings with live music.

Road to Angkor D6 (Le Méridien Angkor) 063 963 900

Nest 11:30am-midn't| 3-7pm|@|

Nest is a sexy, uncluttered café bar, and urban oasis at the heart of Siem Reap serving light Mediterranean and Asian

cuisine and possibly the best drink list on Southeast Asia.

Sivatha St. ( Ad pg 19) I3www.nestangkor.com 063 966 381

New Leaf Book Café 7:30am-9:30pm|@The hottest, not-for-profit. Cocktails, dining, events, coffee and more.

St. 9, behind Angkor Trade Center K4 063 766 016

NOIR Mart and Coffee 24 hours||@

Comfortable modern looking coffee shop and convenience store in one.

Serving sandwiches, hot dogs, pastries, smoothies, ice-cream. We never close

and offer free Wi-Fi to customers.

Tep Vong Street (under Naga Hotel) [email protected] 095 545 151


Rohatt Café 8am-10pm||@Modern café serving coffees, bakery items and authentic Khmer cuisine.


Room 543 noon-midn't

Spacious open air bar with cool music, and a wide range of beers and cocktails.

Wat Bo St. L5 089 479 593

Rosy Bar & Guesthouse 7am-11pm|@Popular western-run bar on the riverfront with a wide range of cold beers.

East river Rd. H6 063 965 059

Royal Titanic Club 8pm-2am

The best club in the town with the goal to exceed your expectations. We wish you a great time and night,

with live bands and DJ’s.

Airport Rd., at Sokha Angkor Resort G6

( Ad pg 38) 097 457 8444

Sake Bar Anji 11am-late

Light and simple Japanese food and a large diversity of drinks. Quiet location.

The Lane K3 089 911 120

The Siem Reap Bar 6am-late night| 3-9pm

Khmer & Mexican food on the menu. Free WiFi, pool table, sports TV

and great music. Enjoy your holidays! Homemade rum available! We also do

breakfast and BBQ.

Taphul Rd (next to Smiley Hotel) I3 092 850 228

Call-Kim 092 256 388looking for apartment, vehicle, visa, register business + much more!!!


Siem Reap Party House 3pm-very late (closed Mon)||@

Newly-opened bar and restaurant in a popular backpacker area. Gay-friendly.

Soksan Rd. K2 092 535 497

Silk Garden 3pm-late| 5-7pm

Enjoy cocktails and ice cream served in a comfortable and stylish garden

setting. Occasional live music and DJ.

Old market area. K3 ( Ad pg 44) 012 989 163

Singing Tree Café 8am-10pm|@

Juices, smoothies, coffee and healthy sandwiches in a lovely garden setting.

Alley West. L3(Old market area) 012 813 284

Sister Srey Café 7am-7pm|@

Specialty coffee, tasty dishes, fresh juices and smoothies. Volunteering information, communal bookswap.

200, Pokambor Ave. L4 ( Ad pg 31) 097 723 8001 www.facebook.com/sistersreycafe

Sky River 4pm-2am| 5-8pm| |@

Great live music & DJ. Cocktail bar with comfortable lounge. Succulent French and Asian cuisine. Garden terrace. 3 minutes walk from Pub Street. Happy

Hours from 5 to 8pm. ( Ad pg 27)

3rd-4th floor of Angkor Trade Center. L4 www.skyriverclub.com 095 702 079

Soria Moria 24 hours| |@

Rooftop bar serving refreshing drinks, and a good selection of wines and cocktails.

Wat Bo Rd. K6 063 964 768



Soul Train 3pm-sunrise| 4-10pm|@

Island style shack bar with a bit of 60’s/70’s soulful funk thrown where there’s nothing to do but party with cheap drinks from sunset to sunrise.

Prohm St. K4 Behind Bodia Spa) 092 909 686

Soup Dragon

3pm-9pm| 3-7:30pm|@Long-standing Vietnamese-run corner café with a breezy open-air rooftop bar.

Pub Street. K4 063 964 933

The Sports House 7am-1am| 6-9pm|@

Live sports every day, free pool table. Breakfast, lunch and dinner, evening BBQ

Soksan St. M3 096 4444 007

The Station 5:30-12:30am|@|

Siem Reap’s atmospheric relaxing wine bar, with a selection of over 100 wines.

St.7. K3(Old market area) 097 850 4043

The Sugar Palm ( Ad pg 30) lunch & dinner (closed Sunday)

Enjoy drinks and fine Khmer food in great atmosphere served in a beautiful wooden Khmer house.

Taphul Rd. I2 063 636 2060 012 818 143

Sun Set Bar 6am-late|@Enjoy the sunset from our roof top bar while sipping a colde beer or a cocktail.

500m W of Old Market. N/A 012 217 373

Swensen’s 10am-9pm||

Franchised premium ice cream parlor from USA! More than 20 flavors and a large

variety of sundaes. Dine-in and take-away.

Pokambor Ave (Angkor Trade Center) L4 ( Ad pg 7) 063 966 424


Temple Club 10am-late| 10am-10pm||

Real Western dance club with live DJ every night. Experience the powerful

music and large dance space. 3 free pool tables. Free classical dance performances

upstairs from 7:30 to 9:30pm nightly.

Pub Street. L3 ( Ad pg 47) 015 999 909

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Viva! 6:30am-late|@

Mexican bar serving frozen margaritas, a range of cold beers and more.

Old market area. L4 (also in Phnom Penh) 092 209 154

The Warehouse 10:30-3am|@|

Popular, stylish bar open till very late. Free Wi-fi. Live music on Friday nights.


World Lounge noon-late| 4-9pm|@Late night bar on a busy tourist street with cold beers and loud music.

Pub Street. L3 016 525 498

X Rooftop Bar 3pm-sunrise|@Legendary open-air rooftop bar with skateboard 6ft half-pipe, pool tables,

live rock music, DJs, jam sessions, food, and resident tattoo shop… plus great

city sunset views!

Sivatha St. ( Ad pg 33) L3www.xbar.asia 012 263 271

Yellow Sub (The) 11am-2am, also 3pm-2am on weekdays||@

Gastro-bar based on the fab four. Roof terrace, pool table and fun.

The Lane. K3(NW of Pub Street) 088 6655 335

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Looking for a way to kick off your evening? Finishing off a long day? Watching the budget or maybe you're just in a party mood? Here is a selection of offers to get you started...

HappyHour

Silk Garden: 3pm-8pm dailyEnjoy a good selection of cocktails for $2.00 under the banana trees or in the unique yet comfortable loft lounge

FCC Angkor: 5pm-7pm dailyEnjoy 50% off draught beer, cocktails and most other drinks in breezy colonial surroundings near the river

Heritage Suites: 5pm-7pm dailyBuy 1 get 1 free on any drinks in this posh and serene Relais & Chateaux property. Live Jazz evening every Thursday

Island Bar: 4pm-8pm dailyEnjoy selected cocktails for $2.50 at this popular bar located in the heart of the Angkor Night Market

L'Explorateur: 5pm-7pm dailyTreat yourself & indulge in 50% discount across all drinks, as well as a delicious selection of free canapés. Live band every Friday (4:40pm-7pm)

Martini Lounge: 6pm-7:30pm dailyBuy-One-Get-One-Free on all soft drinks & cocktails excluding wine, mineral water & champagne, in elegant sur-roundings

Red Piano: 5pm-7pm dailyEnjoy a free soft drink or glass of Anchor draught when ordering food from the extensive international menu

This is just a small selection of the town’s happy hour deals – check our listings on pages 24-38 and look for the symbol

for more offers. Many bars catering to the budget traveller, especially in Pub Street, offer cheap draught beer all day, or for a more local experience, the town’s beer gardens

offer cheap draught beer from as little as $2 a jug.


Night Life ) Darshana Bolt

BoogieNights

Party goers shouldn’t be put off by Siem Reap’s size because its nightlife definitely doesn’t match, with the

party going on well into the early hours.

Despite the frequent sound of monks chanting at the healthful hour of five, Reapers tend to party until well past fish porridge-o’-clock (e.g. breakfast-time), and have plenty of excellent places to do so.

Of course, that’s not to say that you have to stay out late dancing, drinking, and talking to have a great time, but maybe after just one more you can rest up for that temple visit you keep putting off!

Head over to Hard Rock Café at King's Road Angkor and get ready to be transported to the world of rock n' roll with their live bands playing out a range of greatest hits in surroundings decked out in some really cool music memorabilia.

Across the river on the rooftop of the Angkor Trade Center, is Sky River. Set over two open air levels, the upper area is VIP with fine dining restaurant and extensive wine selection, the lower area a lounge bar with dance floor and stage hosting live music and DJs. With 1200 sq meter of party space it’s a must visit on a night out.

Laundry Bar on Psar Chas, with its smooth, upscale seventies-style décor, is the quintessential hip French hangout, where one can sip on a happy hour-priced caramel liqueur and vodka while gyrating to live gypsy jazz and twirling on the dance floor or play pool in the back room with a stylish assortment of bohemians.

If being this cool is wearing you out, duck next door and make an ass of yourself singing karaoke or performing at the Friday open mic at local favorite

Be transported to the world of

rock n' roll


The Warehouse, which offers cheap drinks, pub food, live music, foosball, and an unpretentious bar environment.

Does the phrase “bucket of whiskey” whet your appetite for debauchery? Dive into the drunken throng at Angkor What?, Siem Reap’s original late-night destination for the wild and carefree. Even those who don’t usually dance on tables may find themselves elevated by the end of the night, numbed by the blaring pop and flashing lights.

Should you feel like making a full circuit, you may find yourself in the middle of a circle of youthful Khmers in Temple Bar, doing the New Orleans-style Bounce to outrageously loud music. Try to stop in before the Happy Hour ends at 10pm.

Inside the Sokha Angkor Resort, Royal Titanic Nightclub is an establishment catering to sophisticated tastes. A comprehensive drinks menu, ample dance space, and an array of secluded booths ensures it has all the ingredients for a memorable night out.

All dressed up and still want to show off your sparkles? Don’t forget to visit Linga Bar, which is gay-owned but attracts a mixed, cosmopolitan crowd for a hedonistic night out dancing and sipping cocktails with travellers, expats and locals. Try the Apple Martini !

The most diverse array of music is to be found at X Bar, where almost every quality DJ and band in town plays, representing all the genres SR has to offer. Additionally, there are often visiting international acts. Weekly events keep the party going and Wednesday is open-mic night. Don’t miss the in-house band every Friday. The party is usually just blowing up at 2 or 3am and promises to go on until the birds chirp and the sun rises over the rooftop half-pipe.

Charlie’s Bar is another firm favourite on the expat scene, quickly establishing itself as a laid-back late-night haunt worthy of staying at until way after dark.

Mezze, in the Old Market area near the Red Piano, is well worth seeking out. Sumptuously decorated with soft lights and furniture, this bar is straight up sexy.

The Jazz Boat new arrival to Cambodia’s cosmopolitan bar scene. Enjoy the soulful sounds of both local and international musicians, performing an eclectic array of jazz and world music.

If an attack of the late night munchies strikes, Le Tigre de Papier is the de rigeur late-night pizza place (in fact it's open 24 hours), where you can order up an affordable gourmet pie.

Weekly events keep the

party going


Jazz Boat HARBOUR STREET This new arrival to Cambodia’s cosmopolitan

bar scene is jazzing up Siem Reap in a big way. With experience

running jazz bars across France and Vietnam, The Jazz Boat’s

owner, Jeanne, knows what she’s doing. The atmosphere in

the nautical-themed bar is relaxed and authentic, with live music played on an

intimate stage most evenings. Enjoy the soulful sounds of both local and international musicians,

performing an eclectic array of jazz and world music. A short stroll from Sok San Road, The Jazz Boat is a creative hub for Siem Reap’s bohemian types. With a Western-standard tattoo studio downstairs, along with a dedicated graphic design studio, this place is a Mecca for weary travellers seeking inspiration. Do yourself a favour and unwind with some sweet sounds, great company, and delicious tapas at The Jazz Boat.

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Charlie’s Bar PI THNOU STREET

Sneak up The Lane to escape from the chaos of Pub

Street, head towards Hospital Street and

you'll find Charlie's Bar. It's a hard

spot to miss; neon signs beckon

you inside to enjoy a tipple of

your favourite local or imported

beer—they've got a great selection

to choose from including Singha, Leffe

and Heineken. Charlie's breezy multi-level

space oozes character with its industrial

Americana vibe; motorbike headlights find their

second life as light fittings while vinyl LPs and old

license plates adorn the walls. Perch yourself on one of their

custom-made cable drums that’ve been cleverly converted into chairs

and enjoy their drinks special of the day. There's one for each night of

the week with standouts like $1.50 Mojito Monday, Wine and Whiskey

Wednesday and Sangria Sunday.


Information was correct as of the date of publication.

Irina Sport Bar near wat polanka Rolling up in a new city with half an hour to spare before the big match can be panic-inducing for any sports fan. Fret not, we’ll point you in the right direction. The aptly named Sports Bar does exactly what it says on the tin. This is the place for all the big games, from football, to rugby, to UFC, all displayed on five flat-screen tellys, including a 60-inch screen in pride of place. Sports Bar also has PS3 and XBOX consoles for their highly entertain-ing FIFA tournaments, a foosball table, and that classic sports bar staple: darts. The relaxed atmo-sphere makes this a great place to hang out, even when there’s not a game on, and the two-for-one cocktails during their 5:00 till 7:00pm happy hour never go amiss.

Royal Titanic Club SIVATHA STREET Located inside the lavish Sokha Angkor Resort, the Royal Titanic

Nightclub is an establishment catering to sophisticated tastes. As you descend the

curving staircase, replete with heavy wooden balustrade, you’d be

forgiven for thinking you might find Leo and Kate on the

mezzanine floor. However, once you enter the darkened interior,

complete with club music, flashing lights, and a colossal bar forming an island

in the centre of the room, you realise this is not DiCaprio’s Titanic. For starters, a night spent here

is not destined to sink. With a comprehensive drinks menu, ample dance space, and an array of secluded booths for those who

need a breather, the Royal Titanic Nightclub has all the ingredients for a memorable night on the town. Be sure to check out their Facebook page for upcoming events.


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DelicateDishes

Cambodian cooking is all too often overshadowed by the signature dishes of neighbouring Thailand and Vietnam.

Cambodian cooking boasts a fusion of strong and vibrant flavours and is much milder than its neighbours, ensuring each dish contains the perfect blend of salty, sour, sweet and bitter. Many of the dishes draw inspiration from China and India, with the Chinese leaving the legacy of stir-frying and the Indians introducing dried spices such as star anise, cinnamon, nutmeg and fennel.

Cambodia has a rich network of rivers and the ocean in the south, offering a plentiful supply of fish, making it a popular addition to the plates of Khmers. Prahok, a fermented fish paste, is another paste that gives Cambodian cuisine its unique flavour.

You may have also seen from the many street vendors, that Khmer cuisine includes a variety of bugs to eat and as you’ll discover at Bugs Café. Siem Reap’s first and only specialists in insect based cuisine, proves they can be delicious. This is real restaurant cuisine where creativity, where presentation and quality is key, and here you’ll enjoy crickets, scorpions, spiders, silk worms, along with a fun experience for all.

No visit to Cambodia would be complete without tasting the traditional fish amok – steamed and curried fish that is coated in kroeung paste and cooked in a cup made from banana leaves. Beef lok lak is another signature dish made with diced beef garnished with citrus and pepper dip.

One restaurant that sets out to truly reflect the ethics of Cambodian cooking is Cuisine Wat Damnak, which offers a choice of two set menus ($19 and $27) that will make your taste buds dance for joy.

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For the budget conscious, try Sugar Palm. Set in a traditional Cambodian wooden house, their menu covers all the classics, from amok to satays and stir-fries Square 24 has already made a name for itself with a short menu offering mouth-watering stir-fries, and covering all the ‘inescapable’ classics in fine style. Alternatively, also in the Wat Bo area, Viroth’s is one of the longest established Khmer midmarket dining establishments and offering well-prepared dishes in a stylish, modern setting.

Cambodian food is mostly about using fresh vegetables and herbs, and expensive meat and fish are added sparingly, making it perfect to adapt for vegetarians. Chamkar on The Passage and its newer branch on Airport Road do an excellent turn of veggie dishes. Champey serves up the classics in a beautifully designed restaurant that evokes a gentle old world charm. Angkor Palm serves its signature Khmer combo platter with 7 dishes, using organic products.

If you prefer dining Kmher-style in a fantastic wooden house with great outdoor terrace seating, then check out Wok Republik on King's Road Angkor. The latter serves Khmer specialties fromt he wok, which makes your favourite dishes extra decadent. On Pub Street, you’ll also find Cambodian BBQ for a little DIY dining. A special metal and charcoal contraption lets you cook your meat while keeping the soup hot.

The unique Madame Butterfly is set in a colourful wooden house, with lots of outdoor seating space, but indoor AC available also. With fine design, great food, but more importantly it's a training restaurant working with street children.

Chanrey Tree boasts fine dining in super-chic style, serving up traditional Khmer food with a modern twist. For those with a sweet tooth, Kaya Café offers five, freshly-made traditional Khmer desserts, which change.

L'Auberge des Temples is the perfect place for more discerning gourmet in the form of fine, high-quality Khmer cuisine served in a super sophisticated setting so get the glad rags out.

Anyone looking for a fun, informative eating experience should check out the Cambodia Vespa Adventures’ After Dark Foodie Tour, which will guide you through the hustle and bustle of street vendors, foods, aromas and sounds, with points of local interest highlighted along the way while you ride your own Vespa. The tour price includes all food and drinks, and it's suitable for vegetarians also.

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Smile Of AngkorLocation: Street 60.

Tel: 077 316 160

entry Fee: Adults - $48 & $38 Children - under 140cm half price, under 100cm free

Start Times: Everyday - Dinner 5:30pm / Show 7:15pm

Duration: 1 hour 15 minutes

Show Type: Traditional Khmer Dancing, Khmer Martial Arts, Broadway-style Stage Show

Setting: Indoor Terrace (Air Con)

Meal Type: Indochinese Buffet & Western Buffet

The Khmer BarbeQLocation: Road to temples (opp. National Museum)

Tel: 077 566 650

entry Fee: Dinner Show $16

Start Times: Everyday 7:30pm


Show Type: Apsara / Traditional Dance

Setting: Indoor Open Air Theatre

Meal Type: Khmer Discovery Set Menu

Apsara TerraceLocation: 1, Charles de Gaulle (Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor)

Tel: 063 963 888

entry Fee: Adults - $42++ Children - $27++ (under 12)

Start Times: Everyday Dinner 7pm / Show 7.45pm

Duration: 1 hour

Show Type: Traditional Khmer Dancing & Khmer Martial Arts, Apsara

Setting: Outdoor

Meal Type: Asian BBQ Buffet

Apsara TheatreLocation: Off Wat Bo Road (Opposite Angkor Village Hotel)

Tel: 063 963 561

entry Fee: Adult: 46++, Children: 30++ (from 5 to 11), Free for children under 5

Start Times: 3 days a week, M/W/F Dinner 8pm / Show 8:30pm

Duration: 1 hour

Show Type: Traditional Khmer Dancing

Setting: Indoor (Air Con)

Meal Type: Set Khmer Menu

DinnerDanceapsara Dinner Shows

One of the highlights of any visit to Siem Reap should be a classical dance performance, often known as Apsara dance. Shows typically take place in the evening, accompanied by a buffet dinner. Prices vary so here's a selection to whet your appetite


Fou-nanLocation: Phum Tropeang Ses

Tel: 063 762 449

entry Fee: For all $21.50

Start Times: Show on Mon/Wed/ Fri at 8pm according to customers

Duration: 1 hour 30 mins

Show Type: Traditional Khmer Dancing, Apsara

Setting: Indoor Open Air

Meal Type: Set Khmer Menu

Koulen IILocation: Sivatha Street

Tel: 092 630 090

entry Fee: Adults $12 Children $6 (Asian under 11 / Western under 10)

Start Times: Dinner 6.30pm / Show 7:30pm everyday

Duration: 1 hour


Setting: Indoor (No Air Con)

Meal Type: Buffet (Asian & Western)

Temple BalconyLocation: Pub Street

Tel: 017 999 927

entry Fee: Free

Start Times: Everyday 7.30pm



Setting: Outdoor (Open air balcony)

Meal Type: Set Menu & A La Carte

Heritage Suites HotelLocation: near Wat Polanka

Tel: 077 565 622

entry Fee: None

Start Times: Tuesday - 7:30pm

Duration: 1 hour


Setting: Outdoor by the Poolside

Meal Type: A La Carte

Crystal AngkorLocation: Krous Village

Tel: 012 786 786

entry Fee: None

Start Times: Apsara Dance 7.30pm

Puppet Show 7.10pm

Duration: 1 hour

Show Type: Apsara Dance,

Puppet Show

Setting: Indoor & Outdoor

Meal Type: Set Menu & A La Carte

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Cambodia Vespa Adventures Road to Angkor

The After Dark Foodie Tour is a must-do for culinary connoisseurs wanting to

experience the impressive array of flavours that Khmer cuisine has to offer.

Besides, there’s really no better way to escape the mayhem of the Pub Street

crowds than on the back of a scooter. You’ll be whisked away from your hotel

and immersed in the sights, sounds and tantalising aromas of Cambodian street

food. Your personal driver will whip you around some of the local favourites

where you’ll be invited to sample an array of intriguing dishes. Sink your teeth

into savoury snacks and sweet desserts, and taste

a tipple of traditional rice wine. While there’s

plenty to captivate the curiosity of adventurous

foodies, the After Dark Foodie Tour is suitable

for vegetarians too.

) Nicole Saunders

Crystal Angkor SVAYDANGKUMAfter watching the sunset over Angkor Wat, complete a magical day by indulging in a delicious meal at Crystal Angkor Restaurant—located just a few kilometres from the Kingdom of Wonder’s famous temples. Relax and soak up Crystal Angkor’s palatial surroundings as you feast like a king upon their delectable offerings. You’ll find an enticing variety of set menus to whet your appetite—including Khmer, Western and Chinese—as

well as an à la carte selection. The real drawcard though is Crystal Angkor's beautiful open-air theatre where you can enjoy an Apsara show as you dine; shows begin each night at 7:30pm. Opt

to dine in the elegant indoor space and you'll be treated to a memorable Khmer

shadow puppet performance, which begins daily at 7:00pm.


Cambodia Vespa Adventures Road to Angkor

The After Dark Foodie Tour is a must-do for culinary connoisseurs wanting to

experience the impressive array of flavours that Khmer cuisine has to offer.

Besides, there’s really no better way to escape the mayhem of the Pub Street

crowds than on the back of a scooter. You’ll be whisked away from your hotel

and immersed in the sights, sounds and tantalising aromas of Cambodian street

food. Your personal driver will whip you around some of the local favourites

where you’ll be invited to sample an array of intriguing dishes. Sink your teeth

into savoury snacks and sweet desserts, and taste

a tipple of traditional rice wine. While there’s

plenty to captivate the curiosity of adventurous

foodies, the After Dark Foodie Tour is suitable

for vegetarians too.

Information was correct as of the date of publication.

Khmer Touch SIVUTHA STREETYou'll find this classy establishment located on the outskirts of the action-packed Old Market area, just opposite BB Night Market. At the helm of Khmer Touch's kitchen team is accomplished chef Somontha Oeng who has a wealth of experience whipping up mouth-watering cuisine. During her 12-year stint at Amansara, Oeng had the privilege of cooking for Norodom Sihanouk, Cambodia's treasured King Father. Oeng and her team bring traditional Khmer fare to life with a contemporary twist. Each dish is prepared using the freshest, local produce—organic vegetables are picked each morning, and succulent cuts of meat and fish are sourced from local farmers and fishermen. Unique, fragrant Khmer spices such as lemongrass, galangal and tamarind will awaken your senses. Elegant, modern decor complements this exquisite dining experience.

Embassy Achar Sva StreetThis newcomer to Siem Reap’s flourishing fine-dining scene does not disappoint. Headed up by the renowned culinary duo known as the Kimsan Twins, the pair have reinvigorated Khmer gastronomy with their own sophisticated, modern touch. Your taste buds will be taken on a journey through Cambodia with Embassy's divine seasonal six-course menu, which is revamped every month to provide diners with a truly unique experience. There’s something to please all palates; alongside the Khmer menu you’ll find Western and vegetarian set menus which are equally appetising. While the food alone is enough to impress, the stunning interior decor creates the perfect atmosphere to enjoy some of Siem Reap’s finest cuisine. Embassy is open for lunch and dinner—just make sure you book in advance, no walk-ins are accepted.


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Spoilt ForChoice

Despite being a fairly small town, when it comes to dining Siem Reap packs a palatable punch.

Fine-dining enthusiasts will find themselves in culinary heaven as Cambodia’s cultural Mecca boasts some of the most exquisite cuisine the region has to offer. King’s Road Angkor is the perfect spot to embark on your gastronomic expedition. Take a stroll through the village and you’ll soon discover 15 first-class restaurants and cafes, as well as eight boutiques. The newest addition to the family, Embassy, is a sophisticated affair - perfect for an intimate lunch or dinner. Regulars to Siem Reap will delight as their seasonal six-course menu is revamped each month, providing connoisseurs with a real treat for their taste buds. Neighbouring establishment, Chez M Paul, exudes an unmistakably French ambience with its deco-inspired decor. You’d be forgiven for thinking you’re in Paris as you dine on escargot and duck confit. Satisfy your sweet tooth by sampling some of Angkor Macaron's mouth-watering masterpieces. The classic French creation has been reinvented with irresistible, locally inspired flavours including dragon fruit, longan and jackfruit.

Venture outside of King’s Road Angkor and you’ll find a plethora of French cuisine waiting for you to devour. The team at elegant Le Malraux take pride in serving up divine French and Asian-inspired dishes. The cosy atmosphere provides the ideal setting for a romantic evening away from the crowds. If you’re looking for homestyle French dining, Barrio is the place for you. Pick from an array of traditional dishes including Breton galette and crème brûlée. Take a breather from the Old Market area and

Dining ) Nicole Saunders

Embark on your gastronomic

expedition


enjoy a meal in L’Annexe’s lush garden setting. The tranquil surroundings will rejuvenate weary souls and their immaculately presented dishes are sure to satisfy your belly.

Francophiles will discover more culinary pleasures at both Abacus and Le Bistrot de Siem Reap. Located just off Road 6, Abacus is another great spot to revive mind, belly and soul with its peaceful atmosphere. The chalkboard menu is overhauled each week with delectable French-inspired fare. Le Bistrot de Siem Reap, located within Victoria Angkor Hotel, serves up outstanding French gastronomy which is complemented by a fine wine selection.

You’ll find your fix of both sweet and savoury crêpes hidden on The Lane at La Creperie Bretonne, where owner Philippe ensures each crêpe is cooked to perfection. Another dining star tucked away within the alleyways of the Old Market area is the charming Italian eatery, Il Forno - a favourite with both expats and tourists. Cambodia’s very own slice of Italy will transport you to the streets of Rome as you feast upon authentic Italian cuisine, including homemade gnocchi, ravioli and pizza.

If you’re hankering for Indian cuisine, Siem Reap’s not short on scrumptious options. Dakshin’s, located just off The Lane, use traditional Indian ingredients to create their aromatic, flavour-packed curries. Those who are feeling exceptionally peckish should head to The Indian to feast on one of their generous thalis. Maharajah, on Sivutha, and sister restaurant Taj Mahal, on Sok San Road, serve up delish dishes to suit all budgets.

Nip upstairs to Mezze Bar, which you’ll find nestled on Street 11, and munch on some Lebanese delights while unwinding in their hip, Middle Eastern-inspired surroundings. Pick from a selection of tasty Lebanese-style tapas or fill yourself up on an appetising shawarma.

The outskirts of Siem Reap’s Old Market area are home to some remarkable restaurants that are not to be missed. The culinary superstars at newcomer Olive, located on Street 9, specialise in whipping up the finest French and Mediterranean fare. Olive’s sleek, modern interior complements their beautifully plated creations. The seabass risotto and the tagine-style lamb shank are simply heavenly.

Experience open-air dining Siem Reap style at Sky River - a new rooftop venue serving up fabulous French and Khmer cuisine, thirst-quenching beers and cocktails, and live music. Their chef uses the freshest local ingredients, so you won’t be disappointed.

Khmer Touch is located just opposite BB Night Market. Talented head

Siem Reap's not short on

scrumptious options


chef, Somontha Oeng, is dedicated to adding new zest to traditional street food. Each dish is created using only the freshest locally sourced ingredients, and there’s plenty to please both meat lovers and vegetarians. Make sure you try the butter catfish curry with grilled pork rib, eggplant, long beans, pumpkin and toasted rice, and the lotus root salad with lotus stamp, lotus flower, soy dressing and basil.

Away from the madness of Pub Street, won’t lead you astray either. Head up from the river and along Hup Guan Street and you’ll stumble upon a number of hip boutiques and eateries. This stylish corner of town, known as Kandal Village, will allow you to catch you breath and bask in Siem Reap’s relaxed side. Alongside an eclectic assortment of galleries, spas and unique clothing stores, are some tantalising restaurants and cafes. Armand’s Bistro, a Phnom Penh dining institution for those in the know, has found its second home in Kandal Village and is already making waves on the fine dining scene. Here you’ll find soothing jazz, a fabulous wine selection and, of course, a dazzling array of edible delights. Try their famous tenderloin rossini - you’ll be raving about it for months to come.

If it’s a pickup of the caffeine variety you’re after, Kandal Village’s collection of cool cafes will see you set. Curb your caffeine craving at The Little Red Fox Espresso when you sample one of their fresh brews. Wander down the road and you’ll come across Common Grounds Cafe - an NGO cafe serving up delicious food, desserts, coffees and smoothies.

Siem Reap’s packed full of fabulous eateries that are committed to improving the lives of disadvantaged youths and raising money for NGOs. Sala Baï, a hospitality training school, offers a superb selection of both Western and Khmer set menus. Haven, located on Sok San Road, serves up all the Khmer classics as well as juicy burgers and sandwiches. Their vegetarian selection is particularly impressive. Back in the Old Market Area is Joe to Go - a quaint little spot to grab brekkie, lunch or dinner. All profits go to The Global Child. Further out of town, but well worth the trip, Marum - another training restaurant - dishes up a number of Khmer-inspired tapas.

A one-of-a-kind way to experience Khmer cuisine is by spending an evening with Cambodia Vespa Adventures on their After Dark Foodie Tour. Hop on a scooter, with your personal driver, and dine like the locals while discovering some of Siem Reap’s best kept secrets.

End a day of temple exploring on a high note by paying Crystal Angkor Restaurant a well-deserved visit. Although it’s a bit of a trek from the centre of town, this exquisite dining spot offers a unique and memorable experience with traditional Apsara and shadow puppet shows. Find out more on page 54.

Packed full of fabulous eateries comitted to improving lives


Ababa Curry House 3pm-11pm|@|1

Indian restaurant serving delicious vegetarian and non vegetarian dishes.

Angkor Night Market Road. K2 012 630 402

Abacus 11am-late||1-2

Garden bar-restaurant serving a fine blend of French and Khmer cuisine.

opposite to old marketwww.cafeabacus.com 012 644 286

AHA 11am-9:30pm||@|

Choose from a medley of taste sensations, showcasing Khmer and Western cuisine.

Pub street, L3opposite to old market 063 965 501

A Lang 10am-midnight|1|Popular restaurant and bar serving varied authentic Thai and Khmer dishes.

Old market area. K3 012 282 804

Alliance Café 10am-10pm|1-2||@|

Spacious, stylish French Khmer eaterie and art showroom in a quiet setting.

Wat Damnak area. L4 (near 7 Makara) 017 809 010

Amazon Angkor 6am-9pm|1||@|

Buffet lunch and dinner with Apsara dance performances every night at 7:30.

998, Salakanseng. 012 966 988

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Siem Reap has an extremely varied range of dining options to suit all tastes

and budgets, from simple street food to the finest international fare. This

section lists those places that cater to the English-speaking market, so they should all have English menus and the staff will

usually speak some English.

where you see this logo, these outlets accept visa

cards for payment

Many restaurants now add VAT and/or a service charge to the bill so if in doubt please check

before you place your orderGet listed for free!



Amok Restaurant( Ad pg 67) 11am-11pm|1|@|

Don’t miss the best traditional Khmer dish! Here you can choose your meat or go for the special “Degustation” selection which will surprise you with its fine taste and quality.

The Passage L3 (Old market area) 063 965 407 www.restaurant-siemreap.com

Angkor Café 7am-6pm|1|Fine Khmer and western food

brought to you by The Blue Pumpkin. Retail souvenir shop on the same

premises selling fine carvings and silks by Artisans d’Angkor.

opposite Angkor Wat 063 6339 998( Ad pg 83) www.artisansdangkor.com

Angkor Herb 10am-11pm|1|@|

Sandwich station Khmer tasting menus and BBQ station all at affordable prices.

St.11, near Red Piano. K3 078 888 808

Angkor Meas 7am-10pm|<1|@Simple restaurant serving a variety of basic Western, Khmer and Chinese fare.

East river Rd. L5 063 963 219

Angkor Night Market 4pm-late|

Enjoy a wide range of delicious Asian treats including Khmer, Japanese, Indonesian, Indian

and Balinese specialties.

off Sivatha St. K2 www.angkornightmarket.com

Angkor Palm 11am-11pm|1||@|

Cambodian owned. Try the special combo platter (7 dishes for $7.50)

Old Market Area. L3 063 761 7436

Angkor Pic-Nic please call for details||@|

Take away your breakfast or lunch. Hygienic and high quality set menus.

Behind Prumroth Pagoda 077 566 455

Angkor Village Resort 7am-10pm|2||@|

Romantic open-air restaurant with scenic views over gardens and lotus ponds.

St. 60 (near dragon bridge). 063 963 561

AnnAdya 9am-11pm|1| | |@Authentic Khmer food served in a tropical garden. Western specialties too.

Soksan St, 50m past X Bar. L3 095 799 007

Apsara Terrace 7am-10pm (show 7:45-8:45pm)|2|@|

The terrace exudes a mysterious ambience. Enjoy majestic classical Khmer dances.


Apsara Theatre( Ad pg 88) please call|@|

Traditional wooden theatre: enjoy dinner dance performance in a unique luxury

setting for $25. Shows are held on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings from 7:45 to 9:15pm.

off Wat Bo Rd. L6 (opp. Angkor Village Hotel) 063 963 561

Areca 5:30-late|1|@

Intimate, locally-run restaurant serving a good range of delicious Khmer food.

83, Wat Chok St. M2 012 797 578

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way around town!


Armand's 5pm-late (closed Sundays)|2- |@|

Extremely charming French bistro-restau-rant with superb steaks and other items.

584-586 Tep Vong St. J4 095 684 130

Arun Restaurant 7am-10pm|1|@Decent Khmer food at reasonable prices.

0063, Achar Sva St. H6 012 890 396

Asana 11am-2am|@The taste of the countryside and grand-mother’s cuisine, pleasant finger food.

St. 7. K4 092 987 801

Asian Square 10am-10pm|1-2||@|

Impressive setting. Outdoor lounge area. High end atmosphere, democratic prices.

St.7 Makara. L5 063 767 797

Bakong Lodge 6:30am-10:30pm|1|@|

Enjoy a range of Khmer and Western dishes at very reasonable prices.

1, Sivatha St. L3 063 963 419

Bamboo 10am-10pm|1|Khmer specialties based on bamboo ingredients. Cooking classes available.

The Passage. L3 017 594 128

Bamboo Corner 7am-10pm|1|Reasonably-priced Khmer and Chinese dishes including vegetarian options.

off Pokambor Ave. I5 012 286 560

Banana Leaf 3pm-late|<1-1||@|

Enjoy a homemade cocktail with snacks in one of the first bars in Pub Street.

Pub Street. K3 063 964 813

Barrio 10am-late|2|@|

Bistro concept, serving creative cuisine as well as hearty classic French dishes.

Wat Bo Rd. L5 012 756 448

Bayon I & II 10:30am-2:30pm,5-9pm|Two well-established Khmer restaurants. Dinner with traditional performances.

Wat Bo Rd. I7 012 855 219, 012 614 040

BBQ Chicken 9am-10pm||1

Korea's #1 restaurant is now in Siem Reap! Serving great fried and grilled chicken. Serving many interesting

specials at attractive prices. Enjoy! ( Ad pg 5)

Pokambor Ave. (Angkor Trade Center) L4www.bbqchicken.com.k h 023 880 880

Belmiro's Pizza & Subs 12pm-midnight|1||

By far the largest pizzas in town and fantastic subs which will impress you.

St.7. K4095 331 875

Bistro Khmer 3pm-midnight|1||

Sample a selection of authentic Khmer cuisine, located in the new night market.

off Sivatha St. K2 (Noon Night Market) 063 963 775

The Blue Pumpkin( Ad pg 69) 6am-11pm|1||@|

Pasta, salads, sandwiches, burgers and finger foods. Fresh breads and pastries. Free WIFI internet access. Now at seven

separate locations across town.

Old market area. L3 also at Sivatha St, East River Rd (King's Rd), Airport, Artisans d’Angkor, Angkor Silk Farm and in front of Angkor Wat) www.tbpumpkin.com 063 963 574



psar Chas (the Old Market) lies in the heart of Siem Reap, for the locals as for the visitors, with pub Street and Food Street surrounding it.

While discovering the different parts of Psar Chas along the small streets, arouse your senses at the Food market. Don’t miss the vibrant colours of the local products of the local products, discover new fruits and vegetables which all will guarantee superb shots. If you wish to end your trip in the heart of the Khmer culture, savour the finesse of its cuisine within the best traditional restaurants, 5 minutes away from the Psar Chas.

The AMOK proposes a family style Khmer cuisine, whilst THE KHMER BBQ and the CAMBODIAN BBQ offer the popular dish Phnom Pleung (literally fire mountain) with a choice of ostrich, python, crocodile, kangaroo and much more. In order to appreciate the full richness of fine Khmer cuisine, CHAMPEY welcomes you in a cosy and hearty atmosphere with full A/C on 1st floor. Or if you want to refresh yourself, head to BANANA LEAF and enjoy there original branded cocktails, homemade ice-cream, a large selection of tapas and the original croc-burger.

In Kings Road Village, The Grey is set in traditional style wooden house in a new Khmer inspired and upper market restaurant. Wok Republik is an open plan kitchen where guest will get to see experts cooking their meals and its famous signature dish the BBB- Black Bean Beef. For a five-star dining experience visit Embassy restaurant, Siem Reap's premier establishment for gourmet Khmer cuisine (bookings essential)

Want to go away from busy streets and keep discover more cosy settings ? If you are heading to or from the temples, stop off at THE KHMER BARBE-Q and enjoy the every night Apsara and Dancing Show along with a Khmer discovery menu. And finally to close this suggested Khmer food discovery journey, appreciate the privileged atmosphere of MME BUTTERFLY, a restaurant serving a upper standard local cuisine, in a Traditional Wooden House surrounded by a lovely garden scene.

For more details, please check our website at www.restaurant-siemreap.com

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Bopha Angkor 6am-10pm|1-2pm|1|@||

Delicious traditional Khmer cuisine in an elegant courtyard setting. Great reviews.

Achar Sva St. K5 063 964 928

Borey Sovann 9am-9pm|1|@||

Sample an extensive range of traditional Cambodian cuisine at reasonable prices.

Road to Angkor F6 (also at Kbal Spean) 012 830 944

Bugs Café 5pm-midn't|<1-1||@|

Bugs Café is the first ever insect dedicated restaurant in Cambodia.

Discover the hidden treasures of this typical Khmer food and spend an unforgettable evening with us!

Steung Thmei St. J3 [email protected] 017 764 560

Butterflies Garden 8am-10pm|1|@Enjoy varied Khmer and international food, with kid-friendly and vegetarian options.

535, Wat Bo Rd. L6 063 761 211

Café d’Angkor 6am-10pm|1-2|@|

All day dining at the historic Raffles hotel.


Café Central 7am-11pm|1-2|@Brunch, coffees and bakery daytime - dinner and drinks in the evenings.


Café Indochine

10am-3pm, 5-11pm|1-2||

The best of Royal Cambodian cuisine, steaks, desserts and more. Served in the last traditional Khmer wooden house in town. An experience not to be missed.

44 Sivatha St. ( Ad pg 21) I3 012 964 533, 092 630 958

Café Latino 24 hours|2| |@|

Choose from a variety of juicy steaks, tex mex specialties and khmer cuisine.

Pub Street. L3 017 594 128

Café Moi Moi 8am-9pm|1

Set in a beautiful park on the way to Angkor Wat, Café Moi Moi welcomes

you to a Cambodian wooden-style and open-air house. Come to relax and enjoy excellent Khmer food.

Road to Angkor. 092 255 563

Café Puka Puka 11am-7pm||< 1-1

Fresh fruit juices and fruit shakes - a great stop on the way from the temples.

Road to Angkor. F6 012 917 060

Cambodian BBQ( Ad pg 67) 10am-11pm|1|

Here you’ll find the traditional Khmer BBQ cooked with the largest range of meat! Will you dare to try crocodile

or snake BBQ?

The Passage. L3 (Old market area) 063 966 052 www.restaurant-siemreap.com

Cambodian Kitchen 8am-10pm|<1||@Cheap authentic Khmer food in a classy place. Great views of Pub Street too.

12, Sivatha St. L3 092 996 667

Cambodian Muslim 6am-8pm|<1|@

Serving a variety of low budget halal food. Humble venue with plastic chairs.

86, Stueng Thmey Village. K3 012 682 361



Cambodian Soup 7am-2am|1| |@

Enjoy a wide selection of traditional Khmer soup in a cool, spacious interior.

Pub Street. L3 015 999 909

Cambodian Traditional Chef 8am-11:30pm|1|@

Family run restaurant. Try the traditional Khmer fish amok for just $3. Free Wifi.

434, Steung Thmey village. L2 092 373 198

Cambodia Vespa Adventures ( Ad pg 93) please call

Cambodia Vespa Adventures is the ultimate experience to the real Cambodia.

Have an unforgettable day-time coun-tryside ride or discover the adventurous gourmet’s paradise at night. Great value!

Road to Angkor 012 861 610, 012 861 620 www.cambodiavespaadventures.com

Cassia 8am-10:30pm|2||

Spacious, elegant dining venue. French specialties and Cambodian dishes.

Oum Khun St. I5 (next to Shinta Mani) 063 765 083

C'est Mieux 11am-6pm(closedSunday)|1|@|

Hand drip organic special coffee, organic wine and fresh smoothies with original dishes.

626, Hup Guan St. L5 093 271 568

Chamkar Vegetarian Rest’ 11am-11pm (closed Sunday lunch)|1|

Authentic vegetarian restaurant featuring a fine and genuine Khmer cuisine made

from fresh local vegetables. Enjoy delicious homemade specialities in a friendly and cosy atmosphere.

The Passage. ( Ad pg 91) L3 (also Rd 6 in front of Angkor Home Hotel) 092 733 150

Champey 10am-11pm||1|@|

Experience the wealth of fine royal Khmer cuisine cooked in the ancestral way by the Kim San duet. Sample our

interesting discovery menu. Delightful decoration and quality

service. 2 VIP rooms too.

Old market area. L3 ( Ad pg 67) 063 964 713 www.restaurant-siemreap.com

Chandara Angkor 6am-9pm|1|Khmer and western cuisine including BBQ. Indoor and patio seating available.

Tep Vong Street. J2 063 965 648


way around town! www.pgcambodia.com


Chanrey Tree ( Ad pg 71)

11am-2.30, 6pm-10.30pm||1-2|@|

Big selection of classic and contemporary Cambodian dishes,

serving lunch and dinner. Located in a traditional but elegant Cambodian house. Beers, wines and cocktails. Free wifi. Fully air-conditioned.

Pokambor Ave. K5 www.chanreytree.com 063 767 997

Charcoal 10am-10pm|1|@Stylish, charming contemporary restaurant serving Asian and western cuisine.

729, Wat Bo Rd. J6 063 966 550

The Chatra 6-11pm|||@|

Enjoy fine international and Khmer cuisine, ‘al fresco’ or in the elegant interior.

Airport Rd. (The Sothea Hotel)

063 966 788

Check-In 7am-9pm|1||@Clever, modern design. Garden gazebo seating. Local and international dishes.

St.27. 098 776 777

Chez M Paul 10am-11pm|2|@Traditional French popular cuisine based on bistronomy experience.

Achar Sva St. ( Ad pg 15) L4(King's Road Angkor) 089 282 910 www.restaurant-siemreap.com

Chez Sophéa 11am-late afternoon (reservation for breakfast and dinner)|1-2||@

Khmer and French cuisine including set menus, in an unforgettable setting.

opposite Angkor Wat. 012 858 003

Chiang Mai 11am-9pm|<1-1|@

Long-established restaurant serving a wide range of inexpensive Thai food.

Behind Tonle Sap Restaurant. I6 092 318 384


Chusska 11am-10pm|1|@

Addictive mouthwatering traditional Indian pure vegetable specialties.

St.7. (Old market area) K3 012 212 138

The Citadel 6-10am, 6-10pm|2||@|

Contemporary Western and Eastern cuisine served in a traditional Khmer atmosphere.

Road to Angkor (Sofitel E6 Angkor Phokeethra) 063 964 600

The Conservatory 7am-11pm|1-2||@|

Afternoon tea with historical tour at the legendary Raffles Hotel.

1, Charles de Gaulle. G5 (Grand Hotel d’Angkor) 063 963 888

Continental Café 6am-11pm|1-2|@

Draft beer only 50 cents. Western breakfasts, great pizzas, but also

Khmer food available. Relax behind a cappuccino or an espresso. Located on Sok San Street.

Sok San St. L2 (40 m behind X Bar). 016 940 631 www.restaurant-siemreap.com


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Cool Corner 7am-9pm|<1-1||@

Budget place in corner setting serving pasta, pizza, salads and Khmer cuisine.


The Crocodile River Bistro noon-10pm|@|1

Austrian owned, serving Vienna and Thuringer sausages, huge schnitzels, etc.

Off Pokambor Ave. J5 (opposite crocodile farm) 099 270 175

Crystal Angkor Restaurant ( Ad pg 21) 11am-2pm, 5pm-9pm|1

Relaxed, elegant restaurant with a Cambodian and western à la carte and set menu. Nightly Apsara and Puppet shows.

Krous Village, Svay Dankum N/A www.crystalangkor.com 012 786 786

Cuisine Wat Damnak 6:30-9:30pm

(close Mon & Sun|2|| | |@

Unique Cambodian fine dining by an internationally acclaimed chef.

Wat Damnak Village. M7 (closed Sunday/Monday) 077 347 762

Curry Walla 11am-11pm|1|@

Very popular restaurant serving a good range of authentic Indian cuisine.

B05, Sivatha St. J3 (also at the Night Market) 063 965 451


Dakshin’s ( Ad pg 81)

11am-11.30pm|1||@|

Authentic Indian cuisine prepared by professional chefs. Follow their work in our show case kitchen. Imported

Indian ingredients and tandoor oven.

The Lane (NW of Pub Street). K3 012 808 011

Damnak Khmer 7am-late|1-2| |@

Serving early western breakfasts, ice-cream and traditional Khmer

coffee but specialised in Khmer cuisine. Set menu available. Khmer style décor.

9, Sivatha St. J3 063 963 031017 912 491 www.damnakkhmer.com


The Dining Room 6am-11am, 6pm-10.30pm|2-|| |@Elegant and residential, offering an exqui-site selection of French and Khmer dishes.

Sivatha Street J3(Park Hyatt Hotel) 063 211 234

Easy Speaking Café 7am-late|1||@|

Friendly little pub and café located in the middle of the town’s busiest street.

Pub Street. L3 012 865 332

Ecstatic Pizza 7am-11pm |1|@Pizzas, pasta, salads. Khmer food also available. Excellent value for money.

#26, Sok san St, K3also St.pi thou. 092 255 565



Embassy 9am-11pm|2

Finest Khmer and Asian fusion cuisine, menu made by talented Kimsan Duet.


The Emperors of China 7am-10pm||2

Spacious restaurant serving authentic, delicious Hong Kong cuisine.


Father’s Restaurant 8:30am-9:30pm|1|@Authentic Cambodian home cooking. Try the Khmer red curry and tamarind fish.

239, St.9. G3 092 963 242

FCC Angkor ( Ad on MAP)

7am-midnight|1-2|@| |

Stylish restaurant and bar set in the riverfront grounds of a former

ambassador’s residence, with an extensive menu of international, fusion and locally inspired contemporary fare.

Pokambor Ave. I5 www.fcccambodia.com 063 760 280

For Life 10am-11pm|@|<1

Khmer-run outlet with delicious home-cooked dishes for just a few dollars each.

128, The Lane. K3 012 545 426

Forest Hut 8am-10pm|| | |<1

Kebabs, sandwiches, steamed fish, pasta, pizza and vegetarian dishes. Set menus.


Fou-nan Lunch & dinner|1-2|@|

Explore the tastes of Royal Khmer Cuisine in a comfortable setting.

300m N of Victoria Angkor Resort. E5 063 762 449

Geneviève's 11:30am-2pm, 5:30pm-9:30pm|1|@Khmer and western cuisine. See some live crocodiles and enjoy our great music.

Soksan St. L2 081 410 783

Gigi Brasil 1130am-10.30pm|1|@We serve authentic Brazilian cuisine, but also western and Asian dishes.

North of Nat.Road 6. F3

095 812 135, 089 247 030

Ginga 11am-2pm, 5-10pm|1-2||@|

Long standing restaurant serving a good selection of traditional Japanese cuisine.

219, Angkor Wat Rd. F6 (opposite the Museum) 063 963 366

Golden Temple 24 hrs|1||@|

Pleasant wooden and bamboo place withinexpensive Khmer and western food.

St. Artisans d'Angkor L2 012 943 459

Green House 24 hours|<1-1|| |@|

Sample a range of inexpensive, traditional Khmer food. Guesthouse rooms too.

058, National Road 6. M2 012 959 407

Green Mango 11am-8pm|1|@|

Korean, Khmer and western cuisine.

Airport Rd. 012 964 584

www.pgcambodia.com


Green on Peace Café 8am-11pm|1

Relax above a green grassy carpet, in a hammock, while sipping a latte.

Tep Vong St. J3 017 885 000

The Grey 11am-11pm|2

Khmer inspired restaurant serving the famous Phnom Pleung (fire mountain).


Hansa noon-late|1||@Sample an authentic Thai style BBQ in a relaxed setting on a covered terrace.

175, Wat Bo Rd. J6 012 1816 586



Happy Angkor Pizza 7am-11pm|1@|

Pizza, pasta, salads, Khmer food and more, and “the best smiling pizza in SR”.

Old market area. J3(also Sok san st). 012 356 044

Happy Herb Pizza 7am-11pm|1|@

Enjoy delicious pizzas and Khmer food. Delivery service also available.

Pi Thnou St. J3 012 838 134

Hard Rock Café 11am-midnight|1-2|@|

Situated in an old colonial-style building, the Cafe is truly a great place to settle in for some great views, enjoying our

famous food and drinks.



Hashi 11am-3pm, 6-11pm|2||@|

Enjoy our Bento box (vegetable tempura, fried eggplant with miso paste).

Sivatha St M4(Opp. Lucky mall). 077 641 499

Haus Bremen noon-11pm (closed Wed)|1|@Enjoy hearty portions of authentic German food in a quiet location.

St.26. M4 099 490 774

Haven 11:30am-3pm, 5:30-10pm

(closed Sun, Wed lunch)|1|@Where helping tastes good! Set in a

tranquil oasis this training restaurant for disadvantaged young adults will spoil you with flavourful Asian and

international dishes, vegetarian tidbits and quality coffees. ( Ad pg 87)

Soksan St. (20m past X Bar) L2www.havencambodia.com 078 342 404

Heritage Suites Restaurant 6am-11pm|2||@|

Chef Vibol and his team cook the very best of European and refined

Khmer specialties.

Wat Polanka. ( Ad pg 13) G8 (Heritage Suites Hotel) 077 565 622 www.heritagesuiteshotel.com

Helen Café 9am-10pm||<1-1|@

Clean café serving inexpensive breakfasts as well as Khmer and western dishes.

Wat Bo Rd. (behind J6New Apsara market) 063 768 696

Home Cocktail Bar & Restaurant 6:30am-midnight|<1-1||@|

Khmer and Western food served in an airy, comfortable setting.

St.7. J6 (opp. Provincial Hospital) 012 682 385

Hot Stone Café 10am-11pm|1|@Unique trademark dishes cooked on hot stones. Juicy steaks, sausages and more.

St.9, behind Angkor Trade Center K4 063 966 966

Il Forno noon-10:30pm|1-2|@In a small alley crossing Pub Street,

authentic wood-fired pizzas, homemade pastas, seafood delicacies, Italian main courses and carefully selected wines

in a quaint and charming décor.

Old market area. ( Ad pg 63) K3(btw The Lane & Pub St.) 078 208 174

In Touch 11am-1am|1-2||@|

Elegant Thai-style restaurant and bar with a range of western and Asian food.

Pub Street. L3 063 965 005www.pgcambodia.com


www.pgcambodia.com

India Gate 9:30am-11pm|1||@Popular eaterie in the heart of town serving a range of authentic Indian food.

St.9. L3 098 547 861

The Indian 10am-11pm||1

South & North quality Indian cuisine including set meals. The only authentic south Indian food in town. Owned by Indian, run by Indian, chef from India.

Pi Thnou Street. ( Ad pg 80) K3(opp. Provincial Hospital) 017 928 471

Ivy Bar & Rest’ 7am-11pm|1||@

Great Asian and Western food served on relaxed outdoor terrace. Good music too.

off Pokambor Ave. K5 012 380 516

Joey's Sports & Burger Bar 11am-12am|1||@Great burgers and daily live sports. 2 things that go so well together!

Taphul Street. I3 097 222 2692

K.Story 7:30am-10:30pm|@

Fusion Korean cuisine. Modern and casual design. Coffee shop too.

Wat Bo St. L5 063 764 584

KFC 9:30am-10:30pm||<1-1|@|

Cambodia’s KFC outlets in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap are now open for

business, serving you the tasty chicken that you know best.

33-34 Sivatha St. I3( Ad pg 61) 063 760 372Get listed for free!



Kampuccino Pizza 7am-midn't|1|@Varied pizza, pasta and Khmer cuisine in a corner setting near the old market.

362, Pokambor Ave. L4 012 970 896

Kanell 10am-10pm|1||@|

Garden bar-restaurant serving a fine blend of French and Khmer cuisine.

7 Makara St. M6(Wat Damnak area) 063 966 244

Karavansara 6am-10:30pm|1|@|

Serving Authentic Khmer cuisine and possibly the best drink list in Siem Reap.

St.25. K5 077 555 958

Kerala 10am-11pm|1

Cosy restaurant specialising in south-Indian cuisine from Kerala. Indian chef.

Alley West. L3 092 544 601

The Khmer Barbe Q 9am-11pm|1-2||@|

Make your holiday the most excellent and memorable trip. Enjoy the authentic Apsara Dancing Show during your dinner.

Experience the best Khmer BBQ in an elegant restaurant with a tropical garden.

Road to Angkor. ( Ad pg 67) F6(opp. National Museum) 063 965 650 www.restaurant-siemreap.com

Khmer BBQ 10am-11pm|1|@|

Discover the traditional Khmer BBQ in a colorful and comfy frame. Attentive staff, great selection of fruit shakes and ice creams. A/C first floor with lounge

setting. Free Wi-Fi internet access.

The Passage. ( Ad pg 67) L3(beside Amok rest’) 063 963 231

Khmer Chef 9am-11pm|1||@Our chef is specialised in Khmer and Indian specialties. Low budget prices too!

Sivatha St. J3 063 965 451

Khmer Family 7:30am-9:30pm||<1-1|

Very reasonably priced, authentic Khmer cuisine made using traditional

ingredients. Photo menu available.

Pub Street. L3 015 999 909

Khmer House 10am-10pm|1||@Colourful restaurant serving home-style Khmer cuisine at reasonable prices.

Pub Street. L3017 999 927

Khmer Idea 7am-midnight|1|@Cambodian-run outlet serving pizzas, pasta, soups and some local specialties.

Pub Street. L3 092 632 262

Khmer Kitchen 11am-11pm|<1-1|@Good Khmer cuisine at very fair prices.


Khmer Taste 7am-11pm|<1-1|@Popular Khmer-run restaurant serving Khmer food and other Asian dishes.

Sok san St. L2 012 830 102

Khmer Touch lunch and dinner|1-2||@

Beautifully designed, modern looking and spacious eatery specialised in

Cambodian food. Centrally located at a stone's throw from Pub Street.

Sivatha St.. K3 012 628 399www.pgcambodia.com


Kitchen Angkor Chey 10am-11pm|1-2|@Khmer and western food. Try the daily set menu with traditional evening show.

Sivatha Blvd, K3 south of Center Market. 063 964 118

Kobe 10:30am-2pm, 5-10pm|1-2||@|

Japanese restaurant serving teppanyaki, sushi, sashimi and other dishes.

National Road 6. 012 985 038

Koh Ker 5am-8pm|<1||@Covered, open-air Khmer restaurant serving varied inexpensive Khmer dishes.

cnr Wat Bo Rd & Route 6. I7 063 963 234


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Krorma Yamato 7am-10pm|1|@Sample a good selection of Japanese and Khmer dishes at very reasonable prices.

National Road 6. G2 012 893 001

Kroya 6-10:30pm|2-|@|

Seasonally inspired contemporary cuisine created by our experienced chefs.

Oum Khun St. I5(Shinta Mani Hotel) 063 761 996

La Boulangerie 6am-10pml<1-1|@Homemade pastries, baguettes and more.An ideal place to enjoy breakfast too.

Old market area. L3(also on Sivatha St.) 012 308 280

La Cabane dinner only|1|@Enjoy Franco-Khmer specialties in the cosiness of a traditional wooden house.

Old Marker area. K5 Behind U Care 077 769 832


L’Angelo 6-11pm|||@|

Dine in a contemporary setting while enjoying sumptuous food and fine wines.

Road to Angkor. D6 (Le Méridien Angkor) 063 963 900

La Crêperie Bretonne 6:30am-10pm|1||@Specialised in dozens of types of French buckwheat galettes and sweet dessert

crêpes. Asian food available too. Located along a pleasant pedestrian alley.

The Lane (NW of Pub Street) K3 ( Ad pg 70) 077 624 327

La Kh'Mère Poulart 8am-11pm|<1-1|@

Fresh products, hygiene and authenticity at low prices. 3 minutes from the Old Market. Unique Cambodian culinary experience. Extensive French menu,

cocktails and breakfast. Free movies on balcony Thur, Fri, Sat.

Wat Damnak Area. N/A ( Ad pg 76) 017 418 782

L'Annexe 6pm-midnight|1|French and Alsatian cuisine.

Fine pâtisserie for the sweet tooth. Lounge area.

Soksan Street. K2 ( Ad pg 65) 095 839 745

La Noria 6am-10pm|1||@|

Enjoy delicious French and Khmer cuisine served in a relaxed, leafy garden setting.

off East river Rd. H6 063 964 242

La Petite Cuisine 7am-11pm

Small Khmer family run restaurant offering budget western and local food.

Taphul Road.. I2 085 822 229

La Résidence d'Angkor times vary|1-2||@|

Centrally-located upscale hotel with a choice of restaurants open to outsiders.

East river Rd. L3 063 963 390

L'Atelier Polanka 10am-10pm|1||@

Intimate Japanese run restaurant offering varied Khmer fusion cuisine.

St.9. L3 012 929 732

La Terrasse des Eléphants 6am-10:30pm|1-2||@|

Enjoy Khmer warmth and hospitality in a corner setting near the old market.

Sivatha Street. L3 063 965 570www.pgcambodia.com



Le Bistrot de Siem Reap 6:30-10:30pm|||

Simply irresistible! Indulge yourself and enjoy contemporary French cuisine

in a bistrot ambience. Choose a la carte or set menus with a selection

of the world’s finest wines.

Royal Independence Gardens G5(Victoria Angkor Resort) 063 760 428

Le Café 7.30am-8pm (closed Sun)|<1-1

Breakfasts, salads, tarts, Khmer & French main courses, sandwiches, fresh juices...

Wat Bo area. (Institut Francais K6du Cambodge) 089 629 398

Le Grand Café 6am-late|1|@|

Enjoy delicious French and Khmer cuisine in a superb colonial building.


L’Auberge des Temples 6.30pm-10pm|2|@|

Since 1994, in a spectacular open-air setting, l'Auberge des Temples brings

back to life ancient Khmer recipes allowing a glimpse into flavours from the past.

St.27, 200m from the river. L6 ( Ad pg 73) 089 666 136

La Villa Loti Restaurant 5am-11pm|1||@|

Lounge restaurant in a garden setting.Tropical menu with fine Asian cuisine.

225, West river Rd. C6 063 963 879



Restaurant Le Grand 6:30-10:30pm|||@|

Our chefs have researched the old Khmer recipes, lost during the Pol Pot regime.


Le Jardin d’Apsara please call for details|1|

Dinner and cultural show with traditional Khmer dances and live Khmer music.


Le Jardin des Delices ( Ad pg 77) noon-2pm, Tue-Fri|1|@

Training Restaurant of L’Ecole Paul Dubrule. Beautiful exotic garden and

terrace. Only $14 for a delicious Asian or Western 3-course set menu.

Airport Rd. 063 963 673089 629 398 www.ecolepauldubrule.org

Le Malraux 7am-11pm|2|@|

Brasserie-style French eaterie, set in an elegantly renovated colonial building.

155, Sivatha St. K3 063 966 041

Le Pain de Coeur 6am-10pm||<1-1|@

Enjoy excellent bread, pastries, cakes.

Taphul Rd. I3 012 308 280

L’Escale 6am-10:30pm||2|@|

Enjoy a selection of fine international cuisine in an elegant, refined setting.


Le Tigre de Papier 24 hours|<1-1||@|

Popular French-run restaurant also serv-ing great pizzas. Cooking courses too.

Pub Street. K3 063 760 930

Let's Eat & Drink 10am-10pm|1|@Low budget venue perfect for backpackers.

Pi Thnou St. K4 092 408 652

Lim Fan 9:30am-6:30pm|1-2||@|

Chinese cuisine including a variety of Dim Sum and a selection of fine dining.

Road to Angkor. F6(Angkor National Museum) 063 966 620

Little India 10am-10pm|<1-1

Authentic north and south Indian cuisine. Updated vegetarian dishes

suiting your budget. Home cooking style preparations for the joy of your palate.


Little Italy 10am-10pm|1|@Charming delicately designed corner setting venue offering Italian specialties.

Alley West. L3 017 594 128

The Living Room 6.30am-midnight|2-|| |@Chic bar-lounge with plush sofas and inti-mate corners. Great afternoon high-tea.

Sivatha Street J3(Park Hyatt Hotel) 063 211 234|

L’Oasi Italiana 11am-2pm, 6-10pm|1|@Enjoy varied, authentic Italian cuisine using high quality imported ingredients.

East river Rd. F7 092 418 917



Loft 9:30am-11pm|1|@Khmer & Chinese cuisine served in a relaxed and contemporary setting.

380, Sivatha St. J2 near Angkor Night Market 017 978 305

Long Live Angkor 6am-10:30pm|<1-1|@

Inexpensive Khmer, Thai & western food with an attached backpacker guesthouse.

Taphul Rd. I3 063 393 462

L’Osteria 11am-10:30|1|@Homemade Italian cuisine with imported items from Italy. Italian chef.

Alley West. L3 012 309 048


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Lucky Sinan 9am-midnight|<1-1|@

Varied Khmer, Thai and Western food served at inexpensive prices.

Pub Street. L3 012 794 540

Lyannaya 11am-11pm|2

Modern, stylish Khmer restaurant serving BBQ items, Khmer specialties, sandwiches.

East River Road. J5 063 965 252

Madame Butterfly 11am-2pm, 6-10:30pm|1-2||@|

Enjoy fine Khmer cuisine, served in an authentic and gracious Khmer home.

Airport Rd. 016 909 607 www.restaurant-siemreap.com



Maharajah 11am-10pm|1||@ ( Ad front cover)

Excellent Indian restaurant, popular with expats and local curry lovers due

to its authentic, fresh and hygienic preparation. Picture menu available.

Recommended by Lonely Planet. Halal.

Sivatha St. (opp. Terrasse des Eléphants) L3 063 966 221092 506 622

Mahob 11am-11pm|1|@

Set in a traditional wooden house surrounded by trees and flowers. Quality Khmer cuisine.

Off the Road to Angkor. N/A 012 891 962

Maisa 10am-2pm, 6-9pm|1|@Japanese cuisine including steamboat. A perfect location for tour groups.

Airport Rd. 012 436 486

Maison 557 7am-9pm|1-2|@

Private mansion with contemporary atmosphere. Invitation ONLY.

557 Wat Bo Rd. L5 089 280 830

Mamma Shop 9am-7pm|<1|@Real Italian cuisine. Also a deli shop with cheese, home-made appetisers & more.

636 Hup Guan St. (closed Mon) J4(opp. Asian Trail) 012 833 985

Mandalay Kitchen 6am-9pm|1||@|

Authentic and budget friendly Burmese food in a pleasantly decorated space.

Psar Krom Rd. M2 063 761 662


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Marum

5-10pm (closed Mondays)|1||@|

A winning mix of creative local cuisine. Named after the Moringa, or 'Tree of life'.

Between Catholic Church G8 and Wat Polanka 017 363 284

Master Kitchen 6am-11pm|1|@Centrally-located restaurant offering a wide range of decent local Khmer dishes.

Airport Rd. H4 (just off Sivatha St.) 012 662 841

Master Suki Soup 10am-2pm, 4-9:30pm|1||@|

Popular restaurant serving soup as well as Cambodian, Thai and Japanese cuisine.

Oum Khun St. I4 016 966 665

Mezze 6pm-1am|1|

Classic Lebanese cuisine to be shared with friends or to complement your drink.

Old Market area. L3(next to Red Piano) 097 766 7343

Mie Café 5am-11pm|1

Sample local ingredients mixed with a European touch in a wooden house.

Road to Angkor. E7 092 791 371

Molly Malone’s 7:30am-late midnight|1|@|

Irish restaurant and pub with the focus on steaks. Guesthouse rooms available too.

Pub Street. L3 063 963 533

Moloppor Café 10am-10pm|<1|@|

Good quality pizzas, pastas and Asian dishes all at remarkably low prices.

East river Rd. K5 063 966 690


Mother Earth Falafel Humus

9am-10pm (Sun-Thu), 9am-5pm (Fri), 6-10pm (Sat)|1|@Mediterranean & Israeli food. Babagan-oush, kebabs, vegetarian, kosher dishes...

A07, Sivatha Rd. K3 063 966 236

Mouhot’s Dream 6-10pm||@|

Enjoy very high quality French fare served in a romantic art deco setting.

Road to Angkor (Sofitel Angkor E6 Phokeethra) 063 964 600

Museum Restaurant 6am-midnight|1-2||@|

Sample "Royal Khmer" and decent French cuisine in a comfortable setting.

Charles de Gaulle Blvd. G6 (Angkoriana Hotel) 063 760 274

Navutu Dreams 11am-midnight|1-2|@|

The ultimate culinary experience in a stylish tropical pool setting. Perfect for a romantic evening or day by the pool.

6 minutes from Siem Reap town. Call for reservation & free pick-up.

Sala Kamreuk Village, 6 min from SR. I3 063 688 0607092 141 694( Ad pg 63) www.navutudreams.com

Neary Khmer 10am-10pm|1|@|

Enjoy varied Authentic Khmer cuisine served in a relaxed, open-air setting.

Behind Angkor Hotel. H7 012 422 247

Nest 11:30am-midnight||@|

Nest is a sexy, uncluttered café bar, and urban oasis at the heart of Siem Reap serving light Mediterranean and

best Asian cuisine and possibly the best drinklist in Southeast Asia.

Sivatha St. ( Ad pg 19) I3www.nestangkor.com 063 966 381


New Bayon 11am-2pm, 6-119pm|1||@Long established, local Khmer restaurant in a quiet, relaxed setting near Wat Bo.

315, Wat Bo Rd. I6 012 855 209

New Delhi Rest' 9am-11pm|<1||@

Indian food including vegetarian dishes as well as all of the usual favorites.

off Sivatha St. G4 092 510 779

Ô Bistrot des Copains 5pm-late|@

Typical French bistrot style. Serving French food, French music and tapas.

170, Pi Thnou St. K4 097 805 7806

Old House Rest’ 11am-10pm|<1|@Italian coffee, Khmer dishes and fast food served in an old Khmer house.


Old Town 10.30am-10.30pm|<1|@

Khmer run family restaurant offering a wide selection of Cambodian dishes.

St.7. K3 012 847 664

Old Town Rest' 7am-10pm|<1|@|

Dumplings, dim sum and rice dishes to satisfy all, at very inexpensive prices.

Pi Thnou St. L4 (next to Canadia Bank) 063 966 226

Olive 11am-11pm

Elegant French restaurant with superb food. Receives great reviews from expats.

St 9. K4 012 244 196

Only One 9am-9pm|1|@|

Light French and Cambodian cuisine served in a relaxed atmosphere.


Palm-Tree 6am-11pm|@|1-2|

Hotel restaurant serving a variety of Khmer and western specialities.

East River Rd. H6(City River Hotel) 063 763 000

Paris-Saigon 11am-10pm|1|@|

Refined, intimate restaurant serving well prepared French and Vietnamese cuisine.

Wat Bo area. J6 012 605 780

Peace Café 7am-9pm|@|1

Fresh vegetarian food. Also a fair trade shop, eco centre and meditation spot.

Street 26. L6 063 965 210

Pho 24 7am-10pm||1

Variety of delightful Vietnamese Pho noodle soups and great coffees.


The Pizza Company 9am-9pm|1||@|

First franchised pizza restaurant in town. Flavored to excite! Pizza, pasta, salad bar,

chicken wings, lasagna and more... Dine-in, take-away and home delivery.

Pokambor Ave (Angkor Trade Center) L4( Ad pg 4) 023 880 880

Pizzeria Presto Coco 11.30am-10pm|1|@Road-side pizza diner with classic, but also a Khmer twist like pizza amok & curry.

Wat Bo St. L5 092 471 493



Poolside Terrace 9am-7pm|2|@|

Enjoy hearty snacks during the day or dine under the stars in the evening.

1, Charles de Gaulle. (Raffles G5 Grand Hotel d’Angkor) 063 963 888

Por Cuisine 10:30am-10:30pm|1||@|

Traditional Khmer favourites, with an array of western flavours as well.

298, Teachamrath St. XX 063 967 797

Pub Street Food House 7am-11pm|@Predominantly Khmer food in the heart of the action. Perfect for a lively evening.

Pub Street. L3 092 686 961


Purple Mangosteen 7am-11pm|@|1

Cosy restaurant serving organically grown food from their own farm.

Alley West. L3 063 763 078

Reahoo 6:30am-11pm|@|1-1|

Enjoy classical Khmer cuisine served in a traditional Khmer verandah setting.

5 Krom 2, Phoum Treang E6 (HanumanAlaya) 063 760 582

Red Crab Seafood 8am-9pm|1|Varied Khmer, Asian and western fare served in a comfortable setting.

National Rd.6. J2 012 622 005

Red Lantern 11am-10pm|1||@|

Gay friendly dining offering Asian and Western food. Great wine selection.

Wat Damnak area. M3(Rambutan resort) 063 766 655


Red Piano 7am-1:30am|1|@

Bar on Pub Street since 2000 where Angelina had herTomb Raider cocktail.

Pub Street. L3 063 964 750

Rico Pizza 5pm-11pm|1|@Quality pizzas made with fresh products. Wine bar. Family friendly restaurant.

Old Market Area. Behind U Care K5 088 580 0010

The River Garden 7am-10:30pm|1-2||@|

All meals served in a superb and relaxing tropical garden with swimming pool.

West river Rd. H6(Nth of Wat Bo market) 063 963 400

The Roll Up 8am-midnight|1|Tapas and maki rolls in AC surroundings.

Pub Street. L3 077 644 603

Rumah Mas 6pm-11pm||1|

Indonesian restaurant specialised in the delicious and varied rijsttafel.

487 East river Rd. J6 086 656 533

Sala Bai 7-9am, 12-2pm, weekdays|1|@

Cookery school offering varied Asian and western cuisine with dishes from $6 to $8.

155, Taphul Rd. I2 089 590 864

Sala Lodges 6am-11pm|@|2|

Set amidst a huge green garden and fantastic traditional wooden houses.

Wat Damnak area. N/A 063 766 699

Sanctuary 8am-11pm|1|@American-style restaurant serving various sandwiches, pizzas, desserts and coffees.

The Passage. L4 011 283 173

Sarpino's 10am-10pm|1||@|

The pizza franchise from New Zealand.

1, Samdach Tep Vong St. J4 023 888 832

Sawasdee 6:30am-10pm|1||@|

Long-established Thai restaurant serving clean food, good taste at decent prices.

Wat Bo Rd. H7 (50m north of Route 6) 011 910 655

Seoul Garden 6am-late|1-2

Authentic Korean food including cold noodles, kimchi, bi bim bo and fried pork.

Close to Airport Rd. 012 912 005

Shiva Shakti 10.30am-10.30pm||2

Contemporary Indian cuisine of superior quality, prepared by an Indian chef.



Silk Garden 3pm-late|1

Enjoy the real ‘Crèpes’ from Brittany, also Khmer & western food served in a comfortable and stylish garden setting.

Old market area. K4 ( Ad pg 46) 012 989 163

Singing Tree Café 8am-10pm|<1|@

Sample a range of mainly vegetarian dishes in a beautiful alley way.

Alley West. L3(Old market area) 012 813 284

Sky River 4pm-2am|1-2| |@Delicious French and Asian cuisine.

Bar lounge. Sunset with exclusive view. Original and creative cocktails

(Happy Hours 5 to 8pm). Live Music & DJ. ( Ad pg 27)

3rd-4th floor of Angkor Trade Center. L4 www.skyriverclub.com 095 702 079

Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra 6am-10pm|1-||@|

Luxury hotel on the road to the temples, featuring several fine dining options.

Road to Angkor. E6 063 964 600

Sokkhak River 11am-10.30pm|1-2||

Fusion French cuisine, set in a traditional modern style Khmer house.

Pokambor Ave K5 078 908 787

Soria Moria Fusion Kitchen 6am-10pm|1-2||@|

Local, Scandinavian and Japanese specialties. Fusion Tapas. Don’t miss out the $1 Night every Wednesday from 5-10pm. All cocktails, drinks

and Tapas dishes cost $1.

Wat Bo Rd. K6www.thesoriamoria.com 063 964 768

Soup Dragon 6am-11pm|1|@Long-established Vietnamese restaurant with a breezy open air roof terrace.

Pub Street. K4 063 964 933

The Square 24 11:30am-2pm, 6:30-10pm|1|

Liberally and fantastically interpreting Khmer new modern dining experience. Where sounds and flavors of Cambodia will inspire your discerning palate, just

5 minutes leisurely walk from Pub Street.

Street 24. ( Ad pg 79) K6 (Next to Bopha Angkor) 063 555 5492

Steung Siem Reap 11am-2.30pm, 6:30-11pm|1-2||@|

High quality Asian and European cuisine served in a comfortable setting.


The Sugar Palm lunch & dinner (closed Sun)|1-2|@|

Enjoy our delicious home-style Khmer cuisine. Relaxed dining on the balcony with a great bar too.

Taphul Rd. ( Ad pg 89) I2 063 964 838 012 818 143


The Sun 7am-12am|1-2|@|

Contemporary styled café-restaurant set in a spacious restored colonial building.

St.11. L3 092 844 362

Sunflower Rest' 7:30am-10pm|1|@Daily set menu and a la carte with popular Khmer dishes including amok and BBQ.


Sushi Bar Koh Kong 11am-11pm|1|Authentic sushi, sashimi and a variety

of rolls made by a Japanese chef. Fresh, hygienic and wallet friendly

in the heart of Pub Street.

Pub Street. L3( Ad pg 91) 092 265 761

Swensen’s 10am-9pm|1||@|

Franchised premium ice cream parlor from USA! More than 20 flavors and a

large variety of sundaes available. Dine-in and take-away.

Pokambor Ave (Angkor Trade Center) L4( Ad pg 7) 063 966 424

Taj Mahal 11am-10pm|@|1

Priceless range of all finger licking dishes. Best Indian restaurant in town and a favourite

haunt of expats and tourist curry lovers. Fresh, hygienic and authentic preparations.

Soksan St. ( Ad pg 72) L4 088 876 5100, 012 212 138 [email protected] Tangram Garden 5:30-10pm|<1||@Dine in open air pavilions surrounded by a huge, verdant and pleasant garden.

Wat Damnak area. M5 097 726 1110



Taste of India 9:30am-11pm|<1||@North and south Indian cuisine including biryanis, thali's, chicken tikka massala...

Sivatha road. K3(cnr of night market Rd.) 063 969 109

Tell Restaurant 9am-10pm|1||@|

Fine Asian and Swiss German cuisine served in a cosy ambience. Good steaks.

374, Sivatha St. K3 063 963 289

Temple Balcony 7am-late|1||@|

Khmer-run restaurant serving Khmer, Thai and western cuisine. Traditional dance performances every evening at 7:30 and 9:30 with no admission fee.

Pub Street. K4 ( Ad pg 47) 015 999 909

Terrazza 10.30am-10.30pm||2Ossobucco, pizzas, spaghetti carbonara,

lasagna...Quality Italian cuisine.


Tong Tara 6-10am, 11am-2pm, 5-11pm|||@|

Asian cuisine and international favourites served in a contemporary setting.

Road to Angkor. D6 (Tara Angkor Hotel) 063 966 661

Tonle Chaktomuk Restaurant 11am-2pm, 6-8:30pm||1-2|@|

Authentic, quality Asian food served in AC comfort or on the garden terrace.

Road to Angkor. F6 Opp. National Museum. 063 965 052

Tonle Mekong Restaurant 11am-2pm, 6-10pm|1||@

Buffet or a la carte menu offering a wide choice of Western and Asian food.

110, National Rd 6. 063 964 667


Tonle Sap Restaurant 6-10am, 11am-2pm, 6-8pm|1|@

Spacious restaurant offering a wide variety of cuisine to suit all tastes.

117, National Rd 6. G3 (Airport Rd) 012 752 128

Touich Rest' 6pm-10pm|1|@Home cooking. BBQ and Khmer cuisine served in a cosy, relaxed setting.

Behind Wat Ensokei. D8 092 808 040

Traditional Khmer Food 10am-11pm|1|@|

Khmer run Khmer restaurant serving traditional Khmer dishes. Full bar including wine. Fresh fruit juices

and shakes. Ice cream too.

Old market area. L4 ( Ad pg 48) 015 999 909

Triangle 10am-late|1|@Mixed concept of restaurant-bar-lounge. Airy, super centrally located.

Sivatha St. K3 012 994 320

Tropical Garden 11am-2pm, 6pm-late|1|@Unique and original Khmer cuisine in a quiet and relaxing neighbourhood.

Wat Polanka area. G7(300m E of Raffles Hotel) 092 175 211

Tropicana 6am-10:30pm|2||@|

Outdoor BBQ in the cosy patio of the restaurant, serving fresh meat and seafood.

Oum Khun St. (Royal Bay Inn I5Angkor Resort) 063 760 500

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Two Dragons Restaurant 6:30am-10:30pm|<1-1||@|

Delicious, authentic Thai food, supplemented by Khmer and Chinese dishes.

off Wat Bo Rd. J7 063 965 107

Upstairs Café 9am-6pm (Closed on Thu)|@Delicious cakes and other yummy treats. served in a comfortable setting.

Wat Bo St, K6opposite Soria Moria. 097 304 3600

The Venus 9am-11pm|1|@

Good value and delicious Khmer and western food. Centrally located

30A Pi Thnou St. K3 095 593 311

Viroth’s 10am-2pm, 5-10pm|1-2|

Cambodian cuisine served in an ambient and stylish setting. Moderately priced food

and drinks, and a good wine selection.

246, Wat Bo Rd. ( Ad pg 75) K6 www.viroth-restaurant.com 012 826 346

Visal Angkor Restaurant 7:30am-late|1|Choose from an extensive menu with design your own sandwiches and pizzas.

Sivatha St. L3 017 994 360

Vitking House 9am-10pm|<1|@Cool Khmer pavilions with young Khmer clientele. Vegetarian dishes from just $1.

7 makara st. M6(infront of Angkor high school) 012 563 673

Viva! 6:30am-late|1|@Siem Reap’s first and only Mexican restaurant. Full menu of traditional Mexican dishes with fresh tortillas

handmade daily. Pleasant patio dining. Khmer food also available.

Old market area & St.11 (also in PP). L4 063 963 151 092 209 154( Ad pg 36) www.ivivasiemreap.com

Wagakoro 10.30am-10.30pm||2Pleasant Japanese restaurant set in a

charming wooden villa.


The Warehouse 10am-late|<1-1|@|

Enjoy a range of western and Asian dishes including great hamburgers.


Wok Republik 9am-11pm|2All about wok is our motto. Dishes are prepared by our show-off cooking staff.

Achar Sva St. ( Ad pg 15) L4(King's Road) 063 966 740 www.restaurant-siemreap.com


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Wood House 9am-12am|<1-1|@Local place specialised in juicy roasted duck and chicken. Real Chinese chef.

016, Sivatha St. J3 012 220 961

Wooden Bar & Restaurant 7am-midnight|<1|@

Enjoy good value European and Asian cuisine served in a quiet, relaxed setting.

75, Wat Bo Rd. J6

World Lounge noon-late|<1-1|@

Late night bar also serving a range of inexpensive Khmer and western cuisine.

Pub Street. L3 016 525 498

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The Yellow Sub 11am-3pm

Lunch noon-3pm weekdays|1-2||@|

Gastro bar and entertainment venue with an extensive menu of food and beverages.

The Lane. L3 088 6655 335

Yokohama 11am-2pm, 6-11:30pm|1||@|

Enjoy Japanese and Asian food amidst our two beautiful aquariums.

The Lane (Old market area). K3 092 637 053

Yoshinoya 10am-10pm||2

The world's oldest chain of Gyudon (beef bowl) restaurant. Since 1899.



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