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Molly Malone's is Siem Reap's sole Irish pub and it's a good one, with excellent food and drinks at not too expensive prices. The menu's just like you would get back home with lots of pub grub such as Molly’s Mega-Fry breakfast, Quiche Lorraine, a wide range of fresh sandwiches and salads, pasta dishes and main meals including fresh salmon, shepherd’s pie, steak and Guinness pie and fillet steak. I actually came here and had a Christmas Day meal of roast turkey, roast potatoes and veg complete with gravy after seeing it advertised on a board outside. It was a little on the pricey side compared with other food options but it was a bit of a surprise to see and well appreciated.
Written Apr 25, 2010
Address: Bar st
Website: http://www.mollymalonescambodia.com/
The Alley (also known as "The Passage") is a pedestrian alleyway that's located one block south of Bar Street. Here you'll find lots of nice restaurants with chairs and tables outside as well as inside. I had a good meal at one called The Temple where I had a good Cambodian curry.
Written Apr 25, 2010
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The blue pumpkin is a combined bakery, cafe and restaurant in two levels.
It´s very clean and pleasant and has a fairly minimalistic touch to it.
The place was very popular with young japanese travellers when i was there and i felt a bit like i had walked in to a trendy tokyo cafe.
The lower level is where you have the bakery and a bit of the cafe, but you should head for the second level if you want to sit and dine.
Favorite Dish: I had an excellent salad and an even better curry and was very happy with what i got.
Updated Feb 27, 2010
Phone: (855) 012 946 227
Website: www.tbpumpkin.com
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Find a place you like the look of. Try not to sit at one of the stalls on the corners on the road as you get more people coming to you asking to eat off your plate. It's really hard as even though we bought food for them, the owners of the stall told us they'd prefer it if we didn't. Anyway, the food is around $1 US a plate. It is pretty basic but it is good. We ate here twice and everything was fine.
Favorite Dish: The noodle dishes were all good
Written Dec 3, 2008
Address: Psar Chaa
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I went back here after enjoying the pork salad so much. Staff are friendly and attentive and the food is very good. The pork salad is excellent and the vegetables fresh and cleaned with clean water.
Favorite Dish: Pork salad, pork salad, pork salad... it's like a larb/laab of sorts.
Written Dec 3, 2008
Address: Pub Street, Old Market Area
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It's a bakery, it's a cafe, it's a restaurant and a lounge and it's white! Everything in here is white.
The service is very good and the prices are high, but it's not a bad place to chill and make use of the free wifi!
Favorite Dish: we had coffee and cake... everything was nice.
Updated Dec 3, 2008
Address: Old Market Area, Siem Reap
Phone: 063 963 574
Website: http://www.tbpumpkin.com
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The food is very good here. It was a bit of a hike from the "main drag", but if your hotel is in this area then it's well worth a visit. Nothing flash, nothing fancy, but the food was tasty. Great banana flower salad (but i still recommend The Soup Dragon's Pork Salad more).
We were there in September 2008. Prices were as follows:
Banana Salad: $2.80
Grilled Chicken: $ 2.80
Rice: $1.00
Pineapple Juice: $1.20
Ginger Tea: $0.80
Favorite Dish: Banana flower salad
Written Dec 3, 2008
Address: 0063 Slorkram Village-Commune, Siem Reap
Phone: (855) 063 964 227
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Sala Bai was created by a French NGO. This hotel & restaurant school trains (for free) approximately 100 young Cambodians from underprivileged families.
Open Mon - Fri
Breakfast: 7am to 9am
Lunch: 12am to 2pm
Written Dec 3, 2008
Address: 155 Phoum Tapoul Siem Reap
Phone: 063 963 329
Website: http://www.salabai.com
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Butterflies Garden Restaurant is famous for its - you might have guessed - Butterfly Garden. Try to go there when it is not raining and during the day. Then you will see many beautiful butterflies flying around you.
The tables are in the middle of this garden. Quite nice.
Opening Hours:
8am to 10pm
Favorite Dish: We had Pineapple Kebabs (Choice of chicken, pork or beef grilled with pineapple, onion and bell pepper and Served with a tomato-curry sauce, USD 4.50) and Pineapple fried rice with chicken, Khmer sausage, cashews and raisins for USD 5. Angkor Beer comes at USD 3.50.
Written Nov 9, 2008
Address: 535 Wat Bo Road, Siem Reap
Phone: (855) 017 95 71 61
Website: http://www.butterfliesofangkor.com
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Mandalay Inn offers Burmese and Khmer food and is also a Guest House.
Favorite Dish: We tried some stuff from the Burmese Section of the Menu. Where else in Cambodia do you have a chance to try some?
I can't remember the dishes we had, but they tasted very good.
They also have Beer Lao, the best value for money beer in Cambodia.
Written Nov 1, 2008
Address: Psar Kroung Street (BBU St.)
Phone: (855) (0) 63 761 662
Website: http://www.mandalayinn.com
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