It is rare that world heritage sites live up to their billing but Angkor Wat is a success story in that regard in my book. At this point, it is probably unnecessary to detail the architectural and archeological importance of the site. But, may I suggest, there is something to be said for being an explorer, rather than going with a guide. Just open your eyes and wander in wonder through the maze-like ruins and porticos. Try to put yourself into the mind of an Angkorian. Put aside the detailed explanations and observations and just try to flow with the vibe of the place. I think that it is somehow more in tune with the spirit of the place to walk around in silent mystery. You can get the explanations and historical commentary from any number of excellent YouTube videos, before or even more powerfully, after your visit. Enter the temple with an open, detached mindset. Just my opinion, of course. Pro Tip Whatever your mindset, be aware that it rains frequently and heavily, from April to October so come with appropriate precautions (raincoats, umbrellas, etc.) or be prepared to be drenched as we were.

Angkor Wat: Cambodia's largest and most famous temple impresses with its extensive reliefs and majestic towers rising above the moat. If you travel to Cambodia, you'll almost certainly visit Angkor Wat. A fantastic temple unlike any you might have seen before in Thailand. Here you can feel and see the passage of centuries past. However, be aware that you won't be alone. Thousands of tourists throng, especially to the third terrace of the main temple. Meditation is only possible at night 😉

Most people would agree this is One of the most amazing sites in the world. For me, the most enjoyable factor is that whilst thousands of visitors visit every day, the site is so big you don't feel hemmed in by crowds. Look out for photo displays showing pre and post renovation work to appreciate the good work which has been done and continues to be done in conserving this place.

I went on a sunrise tour, strangers at the start of the day, but they were all open, friendly souls with interesting stories.I highly recommend you use a guide. I sometimes felt rushed but we got to see so much, abd our guide avoided the crowds, even at the popular places.

A wonderful overall experience and an incredible place. This is a destination that you shouldn't overlook when in southeast asia. I highly recommend spending an afternoon here.Touring through the ruins and exploring history.

Experiencing sunrise at Angkor Wat is truly unforgettable, a moment where history, culture, and humanity converge. Standing among travelers from all over the world, you witness golden light illuminating the central towers and reflecting across the surrounding moat, a vision that stays etched in memory. The temple’s intricate bas-reliefs and seamless blend of Hindu and Buddhist symbolism make exploring its corridors and courtyards endlessly fascinating. Even after hours of wandering, new details emerge at every turn. To fully appreciate it, a guided tour with advance ticket booking is highly recommended, making this majestic temple the must visit centerpiece of Siem Reap.

A long awaited visit as its high status both religiously and as a wonder of the world. I would have expect d the same level of vibe as say the Taj Mahal. Entry was $37 buying tickets online. We had problems with the site as it would keep crashing and payments were bouncing back. Kept trying for about 6-7 times before getting through. The structure itself is not as big as I anticipated, but the grounds are set over a vast space. Several gates need to be passed before arriving at the central monetary. The is considerable restoration works needed and I was surprised due to the high level of prestige it hold both religiously and internationally it was in such a poor state. There is a lot of mi ey in the country as apparent from the plethora of range rovers on the streets. I was surprised to see the number of high value cars, especially having passed through Laos and Vietnam. With everything said, the architecture is clearly amazing you know the pyramid like mysteries as to how they were able to achieve such a fate so many years ago. Some of the stones are colossal and would have taken effort to move around. The handcrafted detail Is also impressive as the time it took for such detailed work would have been colloidal. I feel in years to come when restoration work have taken place and all the failed debris removed this will only get better. I was underwhelmed due to the high expectations I had, because I heard the high status the monastery holds. It was only for the bucket list and I am glad I was able to see it in other than media imagery.

I wish I would have gone earlier in my trip, especially for the Angkor Wat exhibit, before visiting the actual temples. A good introduction to Khmer culture and the area. Definitely recommend. Pictures aren't allowed in most of the rooms but good to go regardless.

Its was 12 dollars to get in and the voice tour was a further 5 but I can never stick to them so I declined and just went freely. Great video at the start and then the exhibits were all very well signed , lots to see , great descriptions , lots of space to move around too. Worth a visit

Highly recommended to visit this museum before going to Angkor Wat or other temples. It gives great background on Khmer history, religion, and architecture, which helps you understand what you’ll see at the temples. The museum is clean, air-conditioned, and well laid out. Don’t miss the 1,000 Buddha gallery. Entry is $12, worth it for the insights.

As someone who has visited Angkor Vat many times, I have to say I am a bit disappointed in this museum. Firstly because 15 dollars to see national treasures - not just from the Angkor period, but pre- hindu goddesses; tapestry from villages in Northern India; Nepal, China; Bangladesh- humanity's treasures- should include an audio guide. This exceedengly important historical knowledge should be available to everyone, included and at choice. Regrettably, a few of the videos are at present outdated. The video room about Naga for example, a principal in Bhuddism- We couldn't make out a single word of what they were saying, the audio quality was unpleasant at best, inaudible in truth. You see that serpent? On all bills, guarding all temples, all parks, all bridges? But you're destined to google it instead: if you bother, that is. What is the point of having a giant pool on the first floor? Did I miss out since I didn't have enough for the audio guide? Just splendour? You could put up a plackard. For sure it's connected to the water pool of Ankor Vat. And the exhibit supposed to be dedicated to "life in the The Angkor period", missed- just that! It is the diety room, the bhuddas. What of the people who flourished there, the engineering of this civilisation-by means of water- all absent: what they wore, what they wrote, how they ate, how many they were- reconstructions of life around Siem Reap at the time, not to mention the wars fought over these temple grounds? From dynasty to dynasty, religion to religion. More relevant now than ever - missing reconstructions. Why? And now I stop my criticisms. The lovely, lively and exquisitely curated representations of bhuddas (must be one of the largest in the 🌎?.) From all over Asia and even Africa - is a SIGHT, the dim lighting, firebrick and crimson walls, highlighting faces and bodies: A room that calls you to the present. Stepping in there it came to me how Bhuddism could reach so many, because these bhuddas undeniably look like like women or girls, they look like a neighbour, like someone familiar; a stranger at peace. The same way Siddharta never became a god, nor did he want to- but "a scent, a heartbeat, the thread in everyone". This room is to bow for. Aaaand there should be a restaurant here that serves small portions of food, not just drinks.

We enjoyed our visit a lot. I especially recommend you to visit museum before exploring the Angkor temples. In the museum you will learn about history and architecture details, that will make you understand more about temples and Khmer. We spend there 3 hours.

This is a wonderful museum in Siem Reap. It covers the history of the area going back to before the temples were constructed. There is a room that has 1000 statues of Buddha. They explain the reasoning of the different poses. There were about 8 different galleries and each one focused on a different time period of history. This is a must see for visitors and I would go here before I would go to the temples. You will understand a lot more when you visit them. The price for admission for adults is $12. They did have me leave my backpack in a locker when I entered. Some of the rooms had a little bit of AC and others were hawt.

A modern and well-presented museum that tells the story of Angkor in a captivating way. From intricate carvings to ancient relics, every display reflects the skill and devotion of Khmer artisans. A perfect starting point before exploring the temples.

Really worth it to see! Beautiful, funny story with professional acrobatics. 38$ for A-seats (first 3 front rows in the middle). 28$ for B-seats (last 3 rows in the middle. 18$ for C-seats is on the sides of the tent, it’s possible your view get obstructed a little bit. It’s not always full house, and the tent is not super big. Only one A row was filled when we were there. So we enjoyed the show with no one in front of us :) First come first serve, you can choose wherever you want to sit in your seat section! They play all music with a live band! Wonderful job. There were a lot of fans in the tent, so it’s good to bring a cover up with you in case you get cold quickly (I do haha). Also restaurant and gift shop on site! We had a lovely evening.

I had the most incredible experience at Phare, The Cambodian Circus in Siem Reap. The energy, talent, and passion of the performers were absolutely outstanding. It’s not just a circus show – it’s a powerful mix of theater, music, dance, and acrobatics that tells meaningful Cambodian stories in such a captivating way. What impressed me most was how beautifully the artists combined traditional culture with modern creativity. Every act was filled with emotion, humor, and jaw-dropping skills that kept the entire audience engaged from start to finish. If you are visiting Siem Reap, this is an absolute must-see experience. It was one of the highlights of my trip and I would highly recommend it to everyone.

I went to see te Phare Circus show last night and loved everything about it! I arrived early and had a delicious dinner of local Cambodian foods with some friends i had met on various tours. The show was excellent. The energy the performers bring is palpable throughout the venue and their talent is top notch. The show is a combination of acrobatics, dance and live music and i really enjoyed it all. Plus, their mission to help support local performers is admirable. Highly recommend

Great evening at the Cambodian circus! We got food before for $4 and it was delicious. The performance was incredible and I loved that there was a storyline behind it. It was funny and engaging. It felt the perfect length of time as well. Tickets were reasonable considering how impressive the show was and how authentic the experience felt. As we were on a budget we got the cheapest tickets and could see perfectly. Well worth a visit!

So so good. If you can do the circus workshop highly recommend. Performers were so talented great audience involvement, and great insight into Khmer life. All performers were really friendly and let us take photos after the show! Highly recommend

A must see when in Siem Reap! The performance was amazing, we were either on the edge of our seats during the acrobatic parts or laughing at the comedy bits in between. If you're looking for some nicer souvenirs the shop has some lovely ones to purchase made by the students of their art school. Seats B we're perfectly fine and seats C get you a bit more of a side view, in case you don't want to splurge for the best seats in zone A.

What an amazing show. Combined with the mission, can’t think of a better night time activity in Siam Reap after visiting the temples. We did the backstage tour, which gave a great glimpse into the inner workings of the show, as well as the history of the circus, and put us front and center for a show filled with great stunts, acting, and laughs. The pre-show by a community school and fair foods completed the experience. Cannot recommend enough!

Very cool to see the temple based in the Tomb Raider film. Hasn’t been restored to the same level as Angkor Wat but it has a cool rustic charm. Very cool to see how the trees have grown inside the walls. Probably a close second best behind Angkor Wat.

This is the temple famous for the big trees that grow over the temple!! If your are a big tree lover, like me, Ta Prohm needs to be on your bucket list! Their size and tenacity is astounding!😯 🌳 Oh, and the temple is pretty good too!

A mystical jungle temple where huge tree roots overgrow the old stone walls, creating a unique, enchanted atmosphere. Everyone knows that the film Lara Croft: Tomb Raider was filmed here in 2000. And anyone who's been here will understand why. The scenery, with tree roots entwined around the walls, is fantastic. Other tourists want to see it too. Taking a "natural" photo requires patience.

TA Prohms temple also known locally as the Tomb raider temple because of the Anjelina Jolie movie being shot here , a great structure built by the Tamil kings of South zinnia, in 11 the century 1186 by King zjayavarman II , amazing structure eaten by the forests, now a famous ruins , the rulers of present day Tamilnadu should visit these places and do something ro revive the old ties of our ancestors , dilapidated structures all around but still magnificent, the kings here have lived a great life just imagine this was a small city of 2500 people living inside the premises in 11 th century , but they had 600 dancers to entertain these 1800 people , fun loving people these Tamil kings when they go over seas and see White skinned damsels , hmmm grandeur life , proud of the Tamil kings , jayavaman II and Suryavarman II from Tamilnadu building the world's largest temple complex , amazing indeed , can't forget the moments SURREAL indeed the lives of these south indian Tamil kings

This Temple complex is famous for mega size trees growing over the ancient structure. One gets amazing pictures. Must go too!

This was my favorite temple of the complex! The trees growing over the building create a unique atmosphere. My gf felt super inspired here so we came back for her to make art for her insta account @baya_illustrations

An astonishingly beautiful place. You walk here with and in aw. The trees that have taken over make it even more surreal, mythical and interesting to see.

Friday 10th October: The whole Angkor complex probably needs a day or two to see everything, this part was probably my favourite. Ancient relics, and then a rainstorm, it all just added to tbe experience. A fantastic place to visit and soak in (literally) the atmosphere

Love the temples and the scenery. When you come to Cambodia, don’t miss out on the chance to see the amazing temples. Do be aware of wild Monkeys that are around there as they can sometimes be aggressive and will steal your food if you’re not careful.

Bayon Temple: This temple is known for its countless, enigmatically smiling stone faces that look in all directions. The Bayon Temple is a small, mystical temple that is far less crowded and bustling than Angkor Wat. Here, you can still experience some of the special atmosphere of those temples. A very beautiful place that shouldn't be missed on a tour of Angkor Wat.

The faces were so amazing on this temple and it was neat how much cooler it was inside with the breezes and shade. A couple of monkeys running around but we didn’t see any issues or attacks with them. Very busy on a Saturday morning though!

Beautiful Khmer temple with Khmer architecture. The temple is well known for the so called friendly smiling Buddhist faces carved in stone. So do keep your eyes open in every direction. The complex is beautifully preserved

Temple complex is in a compact space. Less crowded place. One of my favourite places to revisit

We went to.visit this one as a part of tour with our guide Chong, very peacefull and beautifull place, not full at the time ww arrived and we enjoyed a lot, it deserves the visit and our guide was very good. The stone u can watch it's supossed to give fertility...and he told us that a couple of japanese visitors used in one of his tours and they get blessed...so no one wanted to touch 🤣🤣

Had a great experience here — the service was excellent, drinks were well-crafted, and the tasting menu was definitely interesting. I enjoyed some dishes more than others, but really appreciated the creativity and the nod to Khmer heritage. Definitely worth recommending.

Perfect in every way! We ordered one of each tasting menu. Every dish was creative, beautifully presented and included a wonderful blend of tastes.

I celebrated my birthday with them and I think they have a brilliant idea on each of the items on their tasting menu, however, in my opinion, it lacks flavour. The Koh Kong scallops were mind blowing, and the pandan tiramisu is innovative. But those are the only items on the tasting menu that were interesting for me. The cocktails were just okay but the service they provide is great. Every staff were friendly and accommodating - it is also a nice place to spend special occasions.

The experience we needed! The food was delicious, I had the vegetarian menu and I should say, chefs in Europe have to learn from this… not the usual vegetarian ingredients, but delicious surprising flavors! I really enjoyed it! The service was very good and the place is not that expensive if you consider the level of the service and food. Highly recommended!

For me the flavours really hit nicely. Maybe lacking in a little animal protein. The only miss for the night was the cocktail. I ordered the ginger martini and the flavours tasted muddled instead of the clean crisp flavours you expect from a martini.

we had an amazing dinner here, we loved every dishes they are all very good. Drink menu is also very good

Wow! This was an incredible experience! The chefs carefully crafted each dish to develop a complex yet balanced masterpiece. Each course was unique and brought out the unique flavours of Cambodian cuisine with a touch of French mastery! Overall, this was our favourite restaurant and we have been to others, such as the Embassy Khmer Gastronomy, which was more expensive and tasted so much worse. We really recommend it and the price justifies the amazing dishes! You will feel very full at the end. This is on par with one Michelin star restaurant.

I’m not sure how this doesn’t have 5* in reviews! Everything was absolutely incredible. From the setting, to the service and the food. The setting is perfect, it’s a fun but classy design to the restaurant. The service was amazing, all the ladies were so friendly and lovely, we had a baby with us and they all offered to hold him so we could enjoy our dinner. The food, was some of the best food we’ve had, every course was bursting with flavour. There was a story/information behind every course which all added to the evening. One of the best overall dining experiences and a must visit in Siem Reap!

Absolutely a divine experience. Embassy is a must every time I visit Siem Reap — that perfect blend of Khmer countryside flavors elevated into fine dining. Every bite is joyful and memorable, and the tasting menu is consistently outstanding. The service is impeccable, with a warm and attentive team. A special thanks to Somlay for making our evening even more wonderful. Can’t recommend this place enough. We’ll definitely be back!

Amazing venue to have a specially curated dinner, mixing western and khmer food into various wonderful courses. Celebrated my wife's birthday here and the food and service did not disappoint. The ambience was beautiful and there many photo taking spots in this restaurant as it's amazing at night. Thank you to the amazing all-ladies crew in making my wife's birthday an amazing and memorable experience.

My husband arranged a meal here for my birthday during ourholiday in Siem Reap. What is unique about this restaurant is that it is run entirely by women both in the kitchen and front of house. The chef uses local seasonal ingredients for the entire menu. We were greeted with drinks and offered an amuse bouche. We were then invited to the kitchen to meet the team where we had another small dish. After this, we sat down in the main dining area for the rest of the meal. The food was phenomenal from the start. It showcased the best that the local area could offer and the portions were just right. The staff were so friendly and attentive. They offered a special birthday surprise at the end. They also give their diners some macaroons to take home to continue the experience. These were made from cashews - again focussing in on the Cambodian theme. If you want a Cambodian fine dining experience then restaurant is a must to visit. It is Michelin star quality without the price tag, if not better than some of the Michelin star restaurants I have been to! Definitely worth it!

Wow what a beautiful experience! How does this place not have a michelin star i dont know! We have been to 2 stars places not even a fraction as good as here. From the moment you walk in it is a proper culinary journey. Very personalised. Love the whole woman team along with the depth of flavours that evolve with the pairings. Can't rate it highly enough!!! What a gem!!

Must do in Siem Reap. My partner and I were recommended this experience by another couple that we met in Hanoi, and I am sooo glad they did and we listened to them. This was such an incredible meal in such a beautiful atmosphere with the best service. We were offered seconds on some of the dishes and enthusiastically accepted.

Genuinely one of the best culinary experiences I've had in my life. So much attention to detail! From the course served from the kitchen to the name tags on the table, an absolutely unmissable experience if you are a food enthusiast in Siem Reap.

Will return. 11:30am, we were the only table. People start to streaming in at 12. Chinese pop songs are being played – not Hong Kong pop, which I consider it more sophisticated. The high ceiling decor is elegant and sophisticated. I love the intricate and symmetrical lattice wood works. Great service and delicious clay pots: tofu and bamboo soup, which is the most delicious, light and flavorful. It’s the best among all the soups I’ve had on this tour so far. We would lunch at their Phnom Penh 金边 a few days later. Comparing the two, I like this one far better.

The food here is outstanding. Authentic Cambodian flavors, unlimited rice, and great set menus. A little pricier than most, but worth it for the quality and experience. Convenient location near my hostel too!

Malis Restaurant in downtown Siem Reap certainly presents itself as an establishment catering to a mid-to-upper price range, which is understandable given its location and ambiance. However, the overall experience didn't entirely align with this expectation. While I appreciate having this level of dining option in the neighborhood, certain aspects left room for improvement, especially considering the cost. One notable area was the comfort of the dining environment. Despite the price point, the restaurant felt surprisingly warm, which detracted from the overall experience, particularly in Siem Reap's climate. Additionally, the level of hospitality, while polite, felt somewhat basic compared to other restaurants in a similar price bracket. Simple touches like a waitress proactively pouring water, which are often standard in this range, were noticeably absent. Regarding the food itself, I opted for the recommended scallops and the Amok Fish. While the dishes were presented adequately, the flavors felt rather mediocre, especially when considering the price. The taste didn't quite justify the cost, and I was left feeling that the quality needs to be elevated to truly match the restaurant's pricing and perceived target audience. While I commend the effort to offer a higher-end dining experience, some refinements are needed to fully meet those expectations.

I went to Malis for breakfast and really enjoyed it. For just $9 net, you get a free-flow option where you can order from the entire breakfast menu from Cambodian dishes to Western classics, plus fresh juice, tea, and coffee. The atmosphere feels elegant with a modern Cambodian design, and there’s even a charming little garden seating area at the back. A great spot to start the morning.

A very ‘special occasion’ restaurant - but who needs a special occasion! Just come and treat yourself - it’s really not that expensive, you deserve a treat and the food is really good! As are the designs, layout and general ambience. I would have given you 5 stars but the Morning Glory was tough, thick, stringy, undercooked, not fresh and had little / no leaf to speak of. Check out Sokkhak River Restaurant’s Morning Glory & take notes. Also, the restaurant was too hot until they turned on large fans, on request. Proper air conditioning would be more welcome. The atmosphere was lacking customers (we were one of only two couples (again, check out your competition & find out why - as they are busy).

Been to Mali’s a few times on my trip. Excellent, upscale space next to the river - meaning it’s easy to get in and out. Food is excellent. Kulen pig is crispy outside and tender juicy inside. Samlor Korko Pork is super flavorful. Service is impeccable. Highly recommended.

I don’t know what’s the hype about this restaurant… expensive and food is bland and of no quality … one of the worst service I encountered in Siem Reap

Mahob Restaurant is truly a gem in Siem Reap. The atmosphere is warm and elegant, blending traditional Cambodian style with modern comfort. The food is absolutely outstanding – every dish is beautifully presented and full of authentic Khmer flavors with a creative twist. The service is exceptional, staff are attentive, friendly, and always ready to recommend the best dishes. Whether for a romantic dinner, family gathering, or a special occasion, Mahob Restaurant is the perfect choice. A must-visit for anyone who wants to experience fine Cambodian dining at its best!

We were taken here by our hotel. We did not look into the restaurant so expected the hotel to pick a lovely place. Taking into consideration what we have for the amount of Money they charged us this is ridiculous we paid $60 USD for 2 starters, 2 mains and 1 dessert plus 1 coke and 1 fresh lime juice. The food is average/okay. Nothing special, for the price we paid this was meant to be a luxurious dining experience and it wasn’t that way. I wouldn’t recommend as the average regular restaurant should be no more than $15 pp

I had a wonderful dining experience at Mahob Cuisine in Cambodia. The food was truly outstanding—full of flavor, high quality, and beautifully prepared. Every dish we tried was delicious. The service was just as impressive. The staff were incredibly kind, calm, and attentive throughout our visit. They made us feel very welcome and well taken care of. Overall, Mahob Cuisine is a fantastic place to enjoy great food with excellent service. Highly recommended!

I recently went to a restaurant with my colleagues, and I really enjoyed the experience. The food was great—flavorful and well-prepared. One dish that really stood out to me was the beef lok lak. It’s definitely a must-try, especially with rice—either fried rice or plain white rice. If you eat it on its own, the flavor might be a bit too strong, especially for foreigners. As a Cambodian, I found it just right, but I’m not sure if foreigners would feel the same, since they usually prefer milder flavors. I also tried the fried rice, and I have to say—it was one of my favorites. It wasn’t like your typical fried rice. They actually deep-fried some of the rice, which made it crispy and then mixed it together with the soft, regular fried rice. The texture was amazing— The salmon was incredibly fresh, and I liked how they added a Cambodian twist by offering a spicy sauce along with soy sauce. The steak was also amazing. It was so tender that it melted in my mouth—no need to chew much at all! It was soft, juicy yummy! As for dessert, I had the ice cream. It was quite basic, but still enjoyable. It melted quickly, though, it looked very simple-Still, it was a nice way to end the meal. What I love about this restaurant is that they offer both Cambodian and Western dishes, so it’s a great place to explore different flavors. I was surprised to see so many Cambodian customers there, including myself, but they also attract a good number of Western guests. However, the service was the only disappointing part. It was a bit odd—they didn’t escort us to our table; they just pointed and said, “we have prepared your table and it is over there,” so we had to walk there ourselves. The staff weren’t smiling, and they seemed like they were in a bad mood, or maybe that’s just how they normally are. We tried to chat and be friendly, but they didn’t really respond or smile back. It felt a little awkward and unwelcoming. If they could improve the service, everything else about the place would be perfect. Overall, I really liked the food and atmosphere. I’d still recommend it—but I hope the staff work on their hospitality.

What a beautiful place with great food. Evan, who helped us organize our event, made sure our event went off without a hitch. The food and service were flawless! I can't wait to go back!

A beautiful restaurant built on traditional Khmer house set in tropical garden. I love it here! Been there a couple time with friends and family. My favourite dishes were duck curry and beef lok lak. Great service, staff were friendly and lovely! Looking forward to go back again for our future visit. Thanks guys

Absolutely not worth it and service is lacking. My partner got her main course 5 minutes before me and the same happened for the dessert as well so it seems like a common mistake here. To be honest you can get the local dishes for a fraction of the price and with similar quality. For the desserts: the lava cake does not have the liquid core like it should, so don’t bother. Atmosphere is also nothing special, I was very disappointed.

I had a wonderful meal here, decided to stop by after an excellent experience at Friends in Phnom Penh. The crew is hard working, warm and kind and it translates well into a welcoming and enjoyable dining experience. Will definitely stop by here again next time I'm in Siem Reap.

I found this little gem after wondering around the staff a friendly and the food is amazing I wasn't super hungry but I loved the two dishes I had chosen, perfect spot to watch the hustle an bustle go by

Food was exceptional and you can tell that they source a high quality of ingredients. The staff were also very nice and the service was really good. If you’re a vegetarian, the vegetarian options are also of very high quality which we really appreciated, especially for an option that tends to be overlooked. Their mango sticky rice and pumpkin cheesecake were true highlights! Best meal we’ve had in Cambodia, by far!

I had a fantastic dining experience at Marum in Siem Reap. The menu is creative and full of unique flavors, and everything I tried was delicious. The fresh spring rolls were light and refreshing, the red ant stir-fry was an adventurous and flavorful dish, and I ended on a perfect note with a crispy, sweet banana fritter. Beyond the food, the service was warm, kind, and attentive, making the whole experience even more enjoyable. Marum not only offers great food but also supports a meaningful cause, training young hospitality students. If you’re in Siem Reap, this place is a must-visit!

Lovely place with delicious food. A vocational training restaurant with some wonderful smiles. They have a small shop located within Marum.

Had the most amazing dining experience here. Incredible food, comfortable relaxed atmosphere and friendly excellent staff. Every dish I ordered was served beautifully plated, and full of dynamic and rich satisfying flavor. The baked tilapia with spicy miso butter was above and beyond what I could have imagined. Incredibly tasty! The prahok with crispy rice puff crackers was also a show stopper. The perfect mix of sour, spicy and savory. Last but not least the mango and vanilla ice cream shake was head and shoulders above anything else like it I have ever tried. I could go on but you really have to try the food yourself to properly appreciate just how delicious it was. The icing on the cake is that this restaurant is powered by Friends International and provides vocational training to their staff. Nice to help support a good cause. 10/10 I highly recommend this restaurant and can not wait to go back!

Amazing food at seriously great prices. The staff's English abilities could use some improvement, but they more than make up for it with the quality of the food. I highly recommend the Tilapia and the red tree ant stirfry