Cambodian Restaurants
This selection of Cambodia main centers listed in the following categories: $ $ $ $ $ = expensive = moderate; $ = cheap.
Phnom Penh
$ $ $ Café Monivong, Hotel Le Royal, 92 Rukhak Vithei Daun Penh, tel: 981 888. An elegant brasserie with an excellent buffet every day.
$ $ Athena 140 Norodom Boulevard. With a Turkish restaurant in the city why not Greek? All the usual Greek favorites.
$ $ Bayon Hotel and Restaurant, No. 2, Street 75, (near The Embassy of France), Tel: 427 281. Some of the best French cuisine in town.
$ $ Chao Praya, Mao Tse Tung Blvd, near the Chinese Embassy, tel: 722 754. Best Thai buffet in Phnom Penh.
$ $ Ettamogah Pub, 164B, Sihanouk Boulevard, tel: 211 084. A wide variety of international favorites, including the best fish and chips in town.
$ $ Correspondents Club Cambodia's foreign, 363 Sisowath Quay, tel: 210 142. Great setting on the confluence of rivers. In the early evening watching the fishermen on the river Sap. Draught beer available and always interesting international menu.
$ $ The Globe, Sisowath Quay. European and Vietnamese food served in a beautiful old building overlooking the Royal Palace and the river Sap.
$ $ Turkish Kebab Istanbul Restaurant, 315 Sisowath Quay, tel: 368 590. Real skewers on the riverfront, servers, all the dresses in traditional Turkish clothing. Quite a sight.
$ $ The Paillote, 234, 130-53 Street, tel: 722 151. A fine French restaurant with a good wine list.
$ $ Tonkin, Samdech Sothearos Boulevard, near the National Assembly. Fine Vietnamese cuisine in comfortable surroundings.
$ $ Li Lay Restaurant and Night Club, 321 Street 128 (Kampuchea Krom), tel: 428 516. More popular with locals for Chinese and Cambodian food and dancing upstairs.
$ $ The Palms, 36, Street 214, tel: 720 273. Excellent French cuisine in a French-style house. Monsoon disco upstairs.
$ $ Ponlok, 319-232 Sisowath Quay, tel: 426 051. Sap River. There are two air-conditioned floors and a terrace. A menu with many Khmer specialties.
$ $ Topaz, 102 Sothearos Boulevard, near Hong Kong Central, tel: 211 054. People Phnom Penh with the international community. Serves excellent Thai and French food.
$ The Crusty Rice Restaurant, Route 2, approximately 3 km south of the bridge Monivong. Crispy rice and other Cambodian specialties.
$ Eid, 327 Sisowath Quay, tel: 367 614. Serves very good Thai and Cambodian food.
An excellent field of an authentic Khmer food can be found across the river bridge Sap in Japanese. Here are 5 km (3 miles) restaurants on both sides of the road. They are right on the banks of the Mekong. There are many to choose from, but the favorites Kos Kong, Arc-en-ciel, Heng Lay Heong and Neak Monyrath.
Siem Reap
$ $ Banteay Srei, Airport Road, near the hotel of the same name. A class restaurant serving Cambodian and two favorites in Europe.
$ $ Continental, Old Quarter French, alongside the river, tel: 964 036. A varied menu of European and a few places where you can get Bayon beer.
$ $ Marquee Sivutha Street. Serves both Khmer and European food, and you will find the Swiss Centre.
$ Bakong Coffee Sivutha Street, near the Ta Phrom Hotel. A cool place to sit in the heat of the day.
$ Bayon, just off Route 6, almost opposite the Thai Restaurant Chivit. Standard Khmer and Western food breakfasts.
$ Green House Kitchen, on the Airport Road near the intersection Sivutha street. Thai and Western food.
$ Lotus, opposite the market Psar Tcha, tel: 964 032.
$ Monorom, Sivutha Street, near the Zanzybar Pub. Servings Khmer reasonably good food, plus a few Chinese dishes.
$ Angkor Wat The Pub Street 362, near Psar Tcha market, tel: 964 032.
Sihanoukville
$ Angkor Arms Ekareach Street, tel: 812 695. It is a strange place to find one but it is a traditional English pub.
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Marlin Bar and Grill, Ekareach Street, tel: 320 169. Regular barbecues.
$ Mealy Chenda, near Victory Beach on the northwest side of town. Cambodian and Thai food served. With its terrace is a great place to sit and watch the sun go down.
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