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I found this bakery just passing by. It smelt so good that I had to enter end have something there. It is owned by some people who went to New Zealand to work there and, as they returned, they founded this place.
I had a milk shake, banana pancake and cinammon muffins... :-)
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Been searching the town area for a decent bakery. Needed to buy some food for the journey to Siem Reap on the next day. Found this bakery/ restaurant at a corner along Sisowath Blvd. I bought an apple strudle (USD1), snail pastry (USD0.50) and a piece of butter cake (USD0.50). They tasted fresh but I found them tad too sweet for my liking.
You can eat here and get some cakes. However, I didn't find this a special place. With such a selection at the riverfront, you they kind of stand around your table and for sure are not good in English. The cakes are ok, the menu is ok, but again, you get better value and cosiness for money at one of the neighbours.
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