I have been to Angkor Wat and I can only say that it's one of the most amazing sites I've ever seen. It really is an iconic temple from this region of Cambodia and without a doubt the largest one. If you want to take in the beauty of temples at sunrise or sunset, visiting 6 temples during a tour I can recommend is the best option.

Words and pictures can't do justice to the mesmerizing effect this place has on you. A place revered by people for centuries, a place to meet the divine, a place people kept alive, a place that shows you history, and a place that talks to you personally. I visited here thrice, once at a cool morning, once at scenic late evening, and once during a hot afternoon and loved it through and through. Will visit again!

It is a magnificent temple complex located in Cambodia and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Dating back to the 12th century, Angkor Wat is one of the largest religious monuments in the world and is known for its intricate carvings and beautiful architecture. It is definitely a must-visit destination for anyone interested in history or architecture. If you plan on visiting Angkor Wat, we recommend bringing comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, and plenty of water, as the complex is quite large and can be quite hot during the day.

Marvelous. The greatest temple complex of all time. After visiting so many temples in India, the grandeur here is not comparable at all. This temple, not in Wonders of the World, really? 1. Take a guide if you don't know about Hinduism/culture. Guide can show you the important items to visit in short span of time, also a bit of twisted history. 2. The temple was built for Vishnu, Shiva and other Hindu gods. Now mostly broken. Vishnu converted to Buddha. Lakshmi and other gods got beheaded. 3. Once certainly need 6 hours to ensure visit of all the structures (if you are on a 3 day pass). 3 hours is reasonable (if you are on one day pass, there are many temples around). 4. The inner walls (two each side, eight in total) with bas reliefs depicting Hindu concepts. Ensure to visit all, don't regret later. 5. The central sanctorum is in the third level, steep climbing. Old Vishnu/Shiva references have got cemented. Still you can have a good view of the complex from the top. Visited during August, not much crowd.

This place has such an amazing vibe. It is a pleasure to be here and experience the rich history of Love between Hinduism & Buddhism. You must plan to visit here one day in advance. You have to personally visit the ticket centre where they will take your pictures and print on ticket as well. I took one day pass but you can also take 3 or 7 day pass. There are 11 temples to visit only in inner circle that may take 2 - 3 days. I visited only main temple and other temple where TOMB RIDER was shoot. Beautiful place. Must visit

Angkor Wat at the early morning (Sunrise) was amazing. Angkor Wat Temple is the largest religious in the world by land area of South East Asia. As the best-preserved temple at the site, Angkor Wat is the only one to have remained a significant religious centre since its foundation. The temple is at the top of the high classical style of Khmer architecture. Highly recommended to visit Angkor Wat. At Lest Once in life.

Truly the experience of a lifetime! We took a tour to see the sunrise over the temple and it was truly an amazing site. Almost the entire temple complex is open to be explored. You can visit the first, second, and the top levels of the temple. It was originally built as a Hindu Temple and was later converted into a Buddhist temple. Tons of history at the site. Beautiful carvings in the walls.

Angkor Wat was breath taking, this is a once in a lifetime opportunity you do not want to pass up. Be sure to arrive early for the sunrise, I recommend finding a nice hill to watch the sunrise and don’t bother taking a photos like me because there are better ones online. Just sit back and enjoy the sunrise. The temple itself is extremely detailed I spend hours roaming around absorbing all the ancient architecture. Don’t rush it, take your time and soak it all in. Also I recommend reading about the history, it’s quite fascinating and will give great inside into what your actually seeing.

It is so majestic. I have visited many times and I never get tired of it. The reliefs are so interesting and active. We went at opening and we were the only people there for about an hour. All the sun rise watchers left as we arrived around 7.

Magnificent temple complex, slowly being restored. Spent 5 hours touring the grounds. The temple is a mix of early Hindu and Buddhist artwork, and climbing the central structure offers great views of the temple grounds and jungle.

One the world's most amazing Khmer temple complexes. Large, fascinating, highly pleasant. Was constructed around 1100ad, took some 49 years I believe. Must see.

A breathtaking temple complex, beautiful from both the western and eastern entrances although the eastern with the palm trees and water was especially gorgeous. We went around 4pm on a weekday and it wasn’t too crowded. We hired a tour guide, who was helpful for showing us around and telling us all the detailed stories of the religion and history, although it also would be a nice place to explore at your own pace and feel uninhibited taking pictures.

I'm not a morning person but decided to do the sunrise tour of this temple complex and can say that getting up at 4am was totally worth it. The place is magical and the changing colors and mirror effect in the lake are amazing. Make sure to pack lots of water. It's hot and humid (another reason why going super early in the morning to this temple complex is a good idea).

Beautiful temple. Seeing it for sunrise is very beautiful and a good way to walk around before it gets too hot. I would recommend having a tour guide walk you through to tell you about the history and architecture! The stairs to get to the top are very steep but you can see great views from up there.

I went to see the sunrise and while it was slightly cloudy and it was not as amazing as expected, the whole experience was great. Arriving at night and navigating it in the darkness was really nice and it made the way back really especial. Really recommend going to the end of the temple and going back along the edge of the temple instead of through it. I actually found the temple less crowded that I expected.

Okay so it's not the Getty but it's an amazing collection, it's well presented, the audio headsets are clean, work well and the content is excellent. We had a flight to get to so whizzed through in two hours, 3-4 are recommended. A visit here also blends perfectly with those that have toured the temples (basically everyone that visits Siem Reap).

Anyone who has any interest in Angkor wat should first visit this museum. The information and knowledge that is gained in this experience is invaluable when visiting the Temples throughout Angkor Wat. You can learn about the fundamentals behind the builds, the religious influences during each build as well as learn about the features in each structure.

This is a very nice museum to go and take some time out from the heat and city life. It is so big and spacious and comfortable. There are benches all along the way and a number of places to sit comfortably watching videos. The content is so impressive. You get a lesson of the 20 centuries of Khmer history and the many achievements. This was very much worth the time.

Totally excellent museum with a lot of genuine artefacts, completed by comprehensive information panels. These will be more than adequate for an introductory awareness of the site of Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom. However, the audio guide will do so much more to broaden your appreciation of these religious sites, and these are available in multiple languages. Personally there were so many exhibits, I didn’t have time to visit all the galleries of this beautiful museum before closing time. I’ll certainly be back to this museum before I visit the religious sites later in the year, because two hours here is simply not enough time.

I recommend you go before any guided tour so that you can soak up as much history as you can in one sitting in a comfortable air-conditioned sitting. The archeological artifacts are well-preserved, and v well presented. You should take at least 2hrs to be able to fully appreciate everything on display. I finished around 1745 and was treated to a mild red sunset hue over the top of the building as I edited.

Excellent museum where one gets to see full parts of architecture or some statues, in good condition. Normally, real archeo sites may not have such idols or were destroyed. The whole museum is divided nicely in various categories. Kings, places, temples, etc. Worth a visit, to get a full visual of the great grand history of Cambodia.

Worth visiting to while away a couple of hours or prior to visiting the various temples and complexes around Siem Reap. I felt like the $12 price tag for a single entry was quite steep when considering the limited exhibitions and displays presented to visitors.

It is definitely a spot to go visit when you come to Siem Reap especially before you go to Angkor Wat! Museum had so many cool artifacts and info about the history of Cambodia we are so glad we went! Highly recommend when here!

If it's your 1st time in Seam Reap, then this is a must visit. You will get to know the history a great knowledge to have especially if you have intention of visiting the temples. If you want to learn more and not just rely on the videos and poster you could rent an audio guide for $5. You will need to allocate at least 3 hours to enjoy the visit.

Definitely recommending the audio guide. It very much sums up the signs (they have the same info). There were 8 small-medium sections depicting different parts of Cambodian history and culture. Beware of SCAM! If your driver tells you to go get a ticket somewhere else because there’s a long line there, do know that you don’t have to go. There was no long line at all when I went (took about 2 minutes to get the ticket)

When I had my temple tour in Angkor Wat, our tour guide, Mr. Sary (he's a very amazing and knowledgeable guide 👍🏼 thumbs up to him), suggested to visit the Angkor National Museum if we still have time. Though going to the temple ruins itself is already rewarding.. and if you listen carefully to the guide, you will really learn a lot；there's just this different vibe when you also visit the Angkor National Museum. Some suggested to go here before the temple tours (probably to not pre-empt some information) but I visited after my temple tours and that didn't matter. There was still this different vibe of seeing up-close the relics that once hold great importance to the temples of Angkor and its people. Some of these relics were stolen and was just recovered. These relics and currently protected and preserved inside the museum to avoid further damages (these were made 800-1000 years ago) and to let us people living at the modern times see history. Ticket is not so expensive 12USD this 2023. There's also an audio guide which you could rent for an additional 5USD. Some audio-visual presentations are also available inside some galleries (giving some insightful information) and labels are also available to read (in English and Khmer language). Overall, it can take you roughly an hour (the least) to two hours to visit all the galleries. Pictures are not allowed inside the galleries and please DO NOT TAKE YOUR SHOES OFF each time you go from one gallery to another - unless it's your thing. There's a souvenir shop and a cafe inside the museum just in case you'd like to chill or rest before moving to the next gallery or after you finished your museum tour. Though it is not a must to visit, I highly recommend it because there's so much to learn (aside from what the guides will share) and very insightful. 😊

1. 12$ entry ticket. 2. The museum appears to be very big, except for the first gallery with 1000s of Buddha statues, rest of the galleries are sparse presentation of artifacts, more of writings and explanations. 3. My view: The entire museum is 60% of Hindu culture (Pre, Angkor Period). Lot of very clear explanations and writings about the cultural origin. Probably the museum itself dedicated for the Angkor culture. 4. Really missing about the Khmer cultural artifacts, not much to be seen. Very minimal display of Khmer language, scripts, no mention of its origins (or did I miss it?). 5. The souvenir shop inside got a good collection, but exorbitant. 6. Though little, the museum is well organized with multilingual audio descriptions in each gallery.

One word can best describe this street, busy. Lots of people crammed in a relatively small space, lots of bars, restaurants and other establishments. Lively for sure, but also very loud, so I would not stay anywhere near this street since the noise from the clubs and the crowds carries quite a ways. The place is more mellow during the day than at night. Should be visited at least once during your stay in Siem Reap.

I absolutely loved this place. We found a nice bar with live music. Yes its busy and packed but that's what you want right! Get in in there and have a great time.

Pub Street, located in the heart of Siem Reap, Cambodia, is a vibrant and bustling thoroughfare known for its lively nightlife and cultural charm. Its history dates back to the late 1990s when the popularity of nearby Angkor Wat began attracting a growing number of tourists to the region. Entrepreneurs recognized the opportunity to cater to the needs of these travelers, and as a result, Pub Street started to flourish. Over the years, it evolved into a bustling hub filled with an eclectic mix of bars, restaurants, nightclubs, and street food vendors. Today, Pub Street remains a magnet for both locals and tourists seeking a lively and entertaining atmosphere. Its dynamic ambiance, featuring music, lights, and a rich blend of Khmer culture and international influences, creates an unforgettable experience for visitors exploring the wonders of Siem Reap and the nearby Angkor Archaeological Park.

Definitely a must see. Whether you stop by just to look or go have a bite to eat. You'll find something to do here in the evening. Not as lively here during the daytime. Restaurants are still open and there are souvenirs for sale in the alley and ice cream to be had.

The best tourist attraction for night out spending in SR. It is a must visit for those who love beer, rock music, and chilling during the trip. It is a must visit for foreigners who visit this province. My photos were taken on New Year Eve

This is a fun little street that comes to life in the evenings in Siem Reap, Cambodia. It's has pubs, clubs and restaurants on it and each of them is brilliant. There's also a fish spa that you can visit and have a beer while the fish work on your feet. The prices are not too high and the food is really good. Speaking of food, most restaurants serve Cambodian and western cuisines, so you'll be just fine no matter the cuisine. Also some bars have pool tables to keep you and your friends occupied. It's a must-see place Just for reference; a 14(ish) inch margarita pizza, a beer, and 2 cocktails cost us $16

It was a really cool experience albeit a overpriced one. The vendors are a tad aggressive But that is a similar experience to a lot of Southeast Asian big city touristy areas. I didn't find it overwhelming. There are quite a few fish pedicure places which isn't for everyone and they're everywhere. The ice cream rolls are really good. And while it's overpriced, you are paying for the experience and the ambience.

I really enjoyed the side view of the street, music and people. They really enjoyed the party. Especially on the new year day, most people come here to count down from every province and city. Pub Street is a popular one in Siem Reap province most people come here to enjoy music and drink.

Pub street could also be called "pump street" in my opinion! There were sections where the clubs were competing with who could play the loudest music...pity there were no customers inside...maybe cos they liked their ears! 👂 🙉 There are MANY restaurants to choose from and there are definitely quieter areas where you can chat and see the many fish 🐟 foot baths ($3/hour or just for however long you last), icecream stalls, people playing traditional Khmer music 🎶 and look through the souvenir and clothes shops. It's a fun area to explore. Nice lights and decorations too!

Yes, it's a tourist trap, but there are happy hour deals to be had! E.g. $3 for an hour of fish foot tickle torture with a free beer. Some of the restaurants have great food and service. We went earlier in the evening, from about 4-7pm, and things were quiet, notwithstanding a few persistent hawkers.

It is what it is, a touristy, hot, loud, busy street with bright lights and lots of people. As we were staying in town, it was obviously a to-do. It was fun just to walk the area and take it all in, which literally takes like 5-10mins. Restaurants and bars here are much more expensive than just a street away but you are paying for being in pub street really.

I visited here on June 30 2023. Ta Prohm temple stands humbly in the deep jungle and is swallowed up by massive Banyan trees. I was exploring this thousand years old relic, timeless mystery.

From all temples around this one is the nicest. Just because it's not renovated and basically a big pile of stones. Personally I love the raw nature and the sense of ruins you'll find here. You can easily spent an hour or 2 here.vert less tourist compared to other temples. It also has. Lot of "inside" so you're covered against the sun.

This smaller temple is very popular with tourists for two reasons, it was used in the Lara Croft: Tomb Raider movie and is home to trees that entwine the ancient building creating a maze of carved stone and root systems that some find enticing. The temple is slowly being restored though there is a debate on whether to remove the trees or leave them as they are. Much of the temple is still in ruins however.

Astonishing temple. Honestly i liked this one the most because od the synergy with nature. It's full of huge trees that are all over the walls. Must see during your Angkor watt tour. I didn't go with a guide and explored the place on my own, still was very nice experience

Ta Prohm Temple in Siem Reap is a captivating destination that transports you to another era. The presence of ancient trees intertwining with the temple's structures creates a surreal ambiance, making you feel alive amidst the remnants of the past. The intricate carvings and weathered stone walls tell stories of the Khmer Empire, showcasing their remarkable craftsmanship. The interplay between nature and man-made elements is what sets Ta Prohm apart, as the sprawling roots breathe new life into the ruins. Exploring the temple's nooks and crannies, you'll feel a sense of adventure and curiosity, escaping the outside world. Arriving early allows you to fully absorb the atmosphere and appreciate the temple's beauty, while being mindful of the preservation efforts. Ta Prohm Temple is a must-visit, where ancient architecture and nature's touch come together in a mesmerizing display of history's grandeur.

For most of our party, this was the favorite temple. It feels jungly and overgrown in a good way, with ficus trees strangling and cracking the ancient walls. Much of this temple is in disrepair, which again adds to the feeling. There are nooks and hidden courtyards that made my boys feel like they were proper explorers. Much of this temple and the paths are shaded which was a welcome relief from the midday heat.

Another amazing sacred temple from the ancient Khmer kingdom! I and my wife spent two well spent hours admiring and going inside and out of these ancient ruins overgrown with also ancient tall banyan trees. Still beautiful and majestic.

I enjoyed Ta Prohm Temple a lot more than Ankor Wat or other temples in the town. Just a surreal experience to witness the beautiful harmony of old structures (or ruins) and nature coexisting together. I would love to visit here again in the future.

This iconic temple complex was notably used in the movie Tomb Raider, but that is hardly the story of the temple in general. This was a major city center with a population in the surrounding area of close to 100,000 people at the height of its glory. The ancient ruins have been taken over by the giant trees and their root systems, and it is really a magnificent archaeological site to observe because it has been taken back by the elements, and I suppose that gives it a certain allure in its own unique way. I found myself wandering around this part of the park for hours on end, on any given occasion that I had visited. As with many of the temples, the grounds for one particular place is sprawling and very vast. Take your time to pay attention to the detail, because the ornate carvings and vibrant colors of the stones are a real sight to see. This is definitely one of my favorite temple complexes in the kingdom of Cambodia, and I highly recommend visiting this one in particular.

Ta Prohm: An evocative temple reclaimed by the jungle, where nature and architecture intertwine in poetic harmony. It's a hauntingly beautiful testament to impermanence and time's relentless march, with the temple's dilapidated stones embraced by giant root systems. A visit feels like stepping into a different world, a movie set—or more accurately, the movie sets have tried to replicate the magic of Ta Prohm. Yet, it's not just the aesthetic appeal but also the historical and archaeological significance that make this site truly mesmerizing. Note: its popularity means it can be crowded, but it remains a must-see in Angkor."

Ta Prohm Temple was a breathtaking fusion of nature and ancient architecture. The sprawling tree roots engulfing the ruins created an awe-inspiring, timeless spectacle. It's an unforgettable journey into an enchanting world where the past meets the present in the most captivating manner.

This is my favorite temple of all. It is much appreciative when you get a chance to see it with your own eyes. Located in the MIDDLE of the jungle but you would say it’s a real hidden gems. A MUST TO VISIT ONCE IN YOUR LIFE.

This might be my favorite temple of all. The state of it, with the trees and all the green around makes the atmosphere great. We arrived there at around 8:30 and there was just enough people that you were able to walk around at times without anybody in sight.

Old market of siem reap, is very nice to get the local stree foods as well as local vegetables fruits and souvenir. Need to have a good skill in bargaining. If you not have the skill to bargain, just window shop. Must to go

Nice bridge to visit. It's next to the old market. Restaurants and local food can be found. Pretty enjoyable. Good photos can be made but: busy with traffic so be careful. There are multiple bridges here. There's also the art bridge next to it. And some artwork So you can walk a circle.

There were two markets in town and this was the smaller one. We enjoyed going stall to stall but they seemed to sell the same stuff. You bartered until you agree on the price and then at the end they ask you for a tip which is almost equal to their original asking price..lol So you say no Tip sorry, no money...

Find some local khmer foods and deserts with varieties of goods. Good taste and great price close to Pub Street

I'm local. I bought an elephant souvenir for my friend who is going back to their country. The price for it is 3.5$ because I bought it in the morning. In Cambodia, there's a belief if you let the first guest that comes to buy from you go you might not sell much for the day. 🙂 Another experience, at another shop, she keeps saying check this out and those out while looking into my eyes. I know it's the service but I feel real uncomfortable. 😕

Usually not very crowded. People are nice. This is a 'must go' place for travellers. So many things to see and to buy.

Very pretty bridge at night. The river is not much to look at but definitely worth taking a walk along the bridge.

We went for dinner here on our first night in Siem Reap. It was recommended by our hotel owner and the food turned out to be brilliant. It is slightly expensive (mostly tourists at that place) but probably a great way to get introduced to local food in a fine dining setting. 4 start only for the price but the food is 5/5

The food came out pretty quick as there were a few tables eating at the time. Our favorite is calamari because the sauce comes with it was amazing. The roast chicken has a sweet taste, the frog with pork was a bit salty for me. The costs include service charge is about 20$ per person.

Visited this restaurant on 09 January 2022, for a group lunch of six people. A good impression was in the air when weabout to enter the mid-size building. You are welcomed by a nice, small garden right on the left and the right of you. That was truly a soothing environment that embraciles a peace of mind feeling. Right before the entrance you will be greeted by a small lotus pond with their pinky colors, blowing a feeling of warm welcoming. The restaurant has two floors. We have a chance to see the second floor, after climbing a wooden stairs. In the second floor there is a spacious VIP room, that can accomodate up to twenty people, depending on the setting. No toilet in the second floor, meaning you need to go downstair if you need to use the restroom. The restaurant serves Khmer food. There are some specialties that you can choose from the menu book. The plating and the appearance, are also good. Waitress, are well trained and some of them speak English fairly good. We were lucky that we have the oppprtunity to meet with the owner of this restaurant, which is a warm hearted gentleman. A Spa next to the right of this Chanrey Tree restaurant is also one part of his business. This is one of a few restaurants that managed to win in their struggle to operate after the two years of Covid-19 Pandemic. It must be a very tough fight by the owner and the management. Ooohhh... for restroom, they have two separated toilets, one for ladies and one for gentlemen. They are clean, although not too spacious. Recommendable.

We made it here for an afternoon lunch and this place is beautiful but it was on the pricier side. The ambiance and service were top-notch. The food was delicious - we ordered the pork special and the spinach sautéed vegetables which they were able to serve with sweet potato. We also had a coconut water and coconut mojito that were both served with lemongrass straws - very sustainable! They have 3 separate toilet areas for women and men with toilet paper(very clean) and a communal sink.

Wow! Best dine in place near Pub Street. Perfect for dinner dates or just a nice place to bring friends and family looking for elegant quiet place. From floor to roof, this restaurant has an amazing atmosphere and staff. Food is prepared and plated beautifully. I'm definitely coming back. I thought I would be adventurous and try the chicken and red tree ants and was pleasanty surprised they added a peanuty flavor. Also, the mango sticky rice here is hands down the best I had in Siem Reap 👌

Best local food in Siem Reap. Went there 3 times in 7 days visit. Fish amok and fried spring roll was the best! And the fermented fish nam prik served with boiled veggies was really good as well. Not sure what’s it called. Will go back again if I’m in town. Great hospitality from all the staffs too.

Second time we've been here and just as great as the first! Service is faultless, staff are so friendly and the food is incredible. Strongly recommend!

Warm and welcoming service, relaxed surroundings and fresh and quality ingredients prepared well. We enjoyed everything we ordered. Particular highlights were the seriously delicious fish amok and the roast chicken.

Amok fish, taste like coconut curry but not spicy. Deep fried spring roll taste fabulicious. Red ant n pounded chicken salad... Red ants...my 1st... Dunno how to describe if do not have basil or coriander will be tasty.... Deep fried calamari n shrimp is nice. Crispy rice with natang sauce is nice ... Best is the spring roll. 2nd is amok

Very cosy restaurant serving fantastic local food in an high class ambience for a decent price. The food was very delicious and the staff was very nice and friendly. We had a great evening relaxing from sightseeing and enjoying fantastic dishes.

Excellent service with amazing food. We had fried pork spring rolls for starters, Khmer Amok with fish and Chicken Cordon Bleu for main. Chocolate cake with mango ice cream for dessert. Thoroughly enjoyed all the dishes and the dining experience at Haven.

I feel lucky to find this place in Siem Reap, top notch high quality food and drinks, beautiful environment and an amazing philosophy behind the business! I got to meet the co-owner Paul, got to learn about the wonderful vision behind this restaurant and it’s training program for good cause. I love the fact that I didn’t know about it until after I enjoyed every moment of the experience being here and the good food, realized we are also part of a good cause as well. They even help taking care of many stray cats and dogs. Thank you HAVEN for doing this and keep inspiring more people! Update: I went back again for dinner (first time was for brunch) and the night vibe is very beautiful too. I’ve updated some photos here too from my second visit :) found Paul hand feeding the stray cats one by one, so much love and care.

An excellent restaurant! Very nice place to sit and enjoy great food. My wife and I came in two times and the food was amazing! My wife has Celiac disease and it is very hard to find a good gluten free place to eat, even small cross contamination is an issue. This restaurant has many gluten free options and those options are tasty and no issues with gluten whatsoever! Staff is very nice and both time the owners came by and said hello :) Highly recommended for breakfast, lunch or dinner:) Thank you

Had a lovely vegetarian curry here which was spiced to perfection and served with wild rice. The staff were all so happy and friendly and the menu has a lot of nice choices, most of which can be made into a vegetarian option. To top it all off, it is a community project that helps the underprivileged with employment and skills, and they also have a number of cats that they adopt and care for. The ambience is nice and, well lit in the evenings. Highly recommended!

While being in Siem Reap I went to Haven three times and every time the food was excellent and the staff and owners have been over the top. I would recommend to reserve a table in advance if you want to go there. They have a choice of Khmer and western style food.

This place is truly special, the atmosphere is comfortable. The owner really cares and checks in with every guest to ensure you're enjoying your meal and your time here. The food and drinks are very delicious. Service is friendly and they speak good English.

Food, service, ambience - everything was top notch. I would’ve loved to visit again but they were closing the next day onwards for their graduation ceremony and will prepare for the new intake shortly. Such a pity for me, because I would’ve loved to try everything on their menu!

Really tasty menu and cool garden. The restaurant is also like a social projects / training school. They aim to train young boys and girls from rural areas in cooking and tourism sector. They also help them to improve their English. Wide menu with western and local dishes. It was so warm they turn on the fans to make our meal more confortable. The owner came also to ask how was the food and the service. Definitely, they care for the quality. Service was quick! @Santiago

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ SUPER DUPER PIZZA ! Best we have had in ASIA , so, it could be the BEST PIZZA IN ASIA. YUMMY!! The restaurant is centrally located and very easy to find. Lots and lots of seating and very clean. The waiters were very attentive , fast , courteous with perfect English. We ordered : Salad, Pizza, carprese and Squid on Toast All very good. We think this was our favourite meal during our 5 day trip to Cambodia ! Thanks guys

Authentic Italian food, friendly service. Their homemade gnocchi is so yummy! The restaurant is tucked away so you'll have to look for it behind the main street.

Great little Italian place tucked away in a small backstreet just off Pubstreet. This makes it feel really quiet. Food was delicious, we shared a pizza and tiramisu which both were good. The staff is attentive and friendly.

NEW LOCATION Sept 2023! Same Maestro Chef BunThoen ensures perfection on your plate :) Now on 2 floors in the corner of the Old Market past the Mexican and Greek restaurants ... extraordinary subtle authentic Italian flavours - the il Forno seabass ravioli is better than I can find in Italy !!

A really gorgeous well staffed Italian place serving awesome food and some great wine too. I went a few times and had the pizza (prosciutto and funghi) which was absolutely banging! I had some classic bruschetta with some squid one night, and another night a variety of toppings including pesto. Bellisimi! One night (yes yes I came here loads) I had a classic spag bol - which again went well with the wine and went down a treat! I saw some amazing dishes being served to others. It's so lovely to see Khmer families sharing Italian food and people meeting for the first time sharing a table. This place is really quiet because of the lack of tourists - so get in there quick and grab yourself a slice of Italy in siem reap before everyone else comes back to fill up after a day of temple exploring. AND DON'T FORGET THE TIRAMISU!

If you're looking for Italian food, this place is delicious. Went twice because I needed some ravioli and steak and I was bored of river fish. Service was great and the atmosphere is quaint. I asked for my steak medium rare, but I never get a proper medium rare. The staff had no problem throwing it back on the heat and bingo, perfect. Oh, if you're craving cheese, their cheese platter was really tasty. It's in an alley off Pub Street, look down the alley for a tiny sign. It's much more quiet than Pub Street, so you can have a conversation.

A lovely little Italian tucked away behind pub street away from the hustle and bustle. The food was delicious, like something you would get in Italy and the staff were accommodating and smiley.

Tucked away down a dim alley off touristy Pub Street, we lowered our expectations but were then surprised to be served such good pasta and pizza! There was consistency across everything we ordered, impressive because the menu is huge. The pizza was thin crusted and light. I’m not a gnocchi fan but this one had good potato flavour and texture versus typically floury versions. We enjoyed our dinner a lot!

Me and my partner came here for dinner and it was delicious. The service was great and the waiters were very funny. We got the grilled frog, chicken wings, beef skewers and pork ribs, all were very tasty at a reasonable price and we both loved the frog. It was our first time trying frog and we would definitely recommend! Some very good cocktails on the menu too!

Nice and clean place off the beaten path away from the hustle and bustle of the main street. The food is typical of this region, we tried the 4 courses as well as the local whiskey ... large portions, the food was delicious and the service by our waiter Carot was only the complement of our evening. 10/10 highly recommended

We came three times in three days. The food is delicious and tastes really authentic. Really recommend the beef lok lak, the Khmer sweet and sour soup, the vegetarian curry, the thick noodles and the chicken noodle soup. It’s clean and comfortable , the staff are legends.

Great food at reasonable prices. Their menu has a good variety of dishes with some Western items. I really liked their stir-fried morning glory with garlic. Their pad thai and grilled pork ribs were above average. Service was fast and friendly.

We had a great dinner here! Ordered grilled beef skewers, steak, frog and pork ribs. All of them were fantastic. Papaya smoothie was nice as well. Good value for money, I can recommend the place.

This place is crowded after 7pm and is a 3 to 5 mins walk to Old Market and Pub Street, be sure to call in advance! Food is pretty decent and the price is very reasonable, not unlike those you find in Pub Street. We ordered numerous dishes to try it out and therefore it cost us a little more than usual. A regular dinner for 2 + drinks should cost around 10 USD. A place I would recommend to those visiting Siem Reap.

Been there fourth rounds for dinner/lunch. you can't be wrong with the price and very yummy local Khmer foods.. friendly and helpful employees. Highly recommended

Khmer Grill is located just next to our hotel and we tried dining here on our 2nd night out. Food is great! We had banana flower salad, the beef skewer and Khmer curry. They all turned great, full of flavor and so fresh. Service was very quick despite the full house at that time. Ice-cold Cambodia beer also sets up the ambiance. Will definitely visit this place again when we come back to Siem Reap!

Busy restaurant with classic Khmer options. Also they have BBQ for meat and seafood. We ordered the chicken wings because we read so many good comments about it. It was ok. We took the BBQ beef, there is more vegetables than beef. But the rest was good, the staff is nice and the place is friendly.

We had a very good dinner last night, as we ordered a steak and other food. but especially for the steak because, it is very affordable price and yummy. You know the staff there was also friendly to us and the place is so nice and clean too. We plan to go again soon!

Their service was friendly and not overbearing. We felt welcome from the moment we walked in. The ambiance was my favorite part of the experience. The outdoor seating is a must, winding and relaxing during afternoon. Almost hometown feel (like when we lived in a village), no aircondition and garden feel for the outdoor dining area under the trees. Nice. Food a bit expensive compared to surrounding area but still acceptable. However, the food was in general quite quite creative, delicious and exciting.

This was the first restaurant we went in Siem Real and it didn't disappoint at all! Prices are a little higher than the typical local restaurant, but considering this is run by an NGO to help children, it's a pretty good deal. We enjoyed our food in the nice garden. The service was excellent. Waiters around always ready to hear and serve. And the dessert was also delightful.