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Go to Blue Pumpkin!
Upstairs you have a very modern white lounge with huge comfortable bed/sofas. It`s a great place for you to cool down if you want to escape the hot weather!
I don`t like minimalistic (soul-less) interior, but I actually enjoyed the trendy, minimalistic look of the 2nd floor (or maybe I liked the air-con...hmmm...not sure!)
And when it comes to the food...
I tried the chicken sandwich and the cappucino -- excellent, but a bit overpriced. But then again, restaurants that serve Western food in Siem Reap, is all in all overpriced...
Address: 2 Thnous Street
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Their menu is extensive and you just want to try out everything, so use your time!
;-) I tried their simple Vietnamese noodle dish, and it was delicious!
Prices:
Vietnamese soups: 2 USD
Western soups: 3 USD
Noodle dishes: From 2.50 USD
Fish, beef and chicken dishes: 4-5 USD
Duck dishes: 5-6 USD
Pad Thai with beef or chicken: 2.50 USD
Pad Thai with seafood: 3 USD
What caught my eye when I looked in the menu was their statement saying: "7 cents of each dollar goes to Angkor Hospital for children."
A great place!
Where: Pub Street
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At Peace Cafe, grab some paninis and salads! I tried the panini roast pepper with hummus (2 USD) and the panini with mozarella and tomatoes, and they were alright.
The food tastes healthy, but it isn't necessarily delicious...
We tried the health drinks as well, like their detox drink. I thought it was hard to get it down my stomach, but I just had to tell myself that it was...healthy! :-P
If you're not keen on their food, you can try yoga lessons, monk chat, meditation, pilates. And if you want to learn basic Khmer, you can learn it right here for 3 USD per hour!
Another great thing about this place is their vegetarian cooking classes (20 USD included lunch and recipes)
Where: Street 26 in Wat Bo Area
Website: Peace Cafe Angkor (opens in a new window)
My first impression wasn`t that appealing because it didn`t look like an ordinary restaurant to me.
But when I finally entered this multi-leveled building, I was amazed by the unique concept. It looked like an old factory inside as the whole place used corrugated iron and low roof beams. They even have a croc pit in a corner -- you can feed them for a dollar.
And they serve good Khmer, Thai & Western food -- I got the spicy eel dinner... spicy of course, and delicious!
On the street sign outside, they advertised for live bands and Khmer dance performances. It`s also a good place to hang out, and drink beers on their big comfy pillows.
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| Siem Reap Restaurants -- Inside Dead Fish Tower | Dead Fish Bar | Croc pit -- feed them for a dollar! |
It`s a free school for underprivileged young Cambodians. If you want to try something new, and want good Khmer or Western food, this is the place to go.
I can tell you that...
... it was the biggest lunch I ever had -- I think I was served two dishes and it was plenty of excellent Khmer food. The young waitors were just sweet, eager to please me and always had a smile on their face!
To read our experiences form Apsara Restaurant Koulen 2, click here.
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