The 17 best bread shops in Siem Reap

Cute little place. Beware, they closed at 6pm the day I ate here. I arrived at 520 and almost wouldn't serve me because the kitchen was closing. I ordered gluten free fried rice with chicken. They forgot the chicken, but I didn't ask them to fix it after the fuss on being able to order at all. Overall an ok place, but waaay too many onions in the fried rice. With so many other great places in town, I probably won't go back, unless it's for drinks and a treat only.

After an exhausting day of taking the sights in, I wanted to sit at a cute cafe, with a coffee to unwind. This place apparently does a lot for their community such as donating 1% back to a charity that clears land mines. Sadly, land mine related deaths still occur monthly. The cafe was cosy, modern, clean and bright. The staff are super friendly, speak English really well, & there are 2 floors. There's an art gallery upstairs where you can purchase prints, lounge in the comfortable chairs and there are several fans to cool the floor. ☕ The iced coffee I had was of a great standard, came with a little biscuit, & was forthy at the top. Round the corner from the old market, so if you ever need to rally before or after the complexities, & abundance at the market. This is a great place to do it. 😆

Extremely friendly staff who speak English very well. Friendly and welcoming atmosphere. Great coffee. Teeny weeny but disappointed with fried chicken rice because I was hoping for a piece of chicken drumstick or sth like that but the taste makes up for it. Love that they are supporting Apopo (the landmine sniffing rats) and love the bamboo straw, I had to have one

Amazing food here. Excellent service. I really enjoy the breakfast. I like to order Al a carte because of my dietary restrictions. But in the past I've really enjoyed their big homemade cashew cookies. Their espresso is extremely good. It's right next to the river. When I'm craving a really good Western style breakfast this place hits the spot.

This is a great cafe! Excellent cappuccinos and breakfast choices with very generous portions. The service is welcoming and very attentive without being intrusive. It's a nice location for people watching as well.

Could this place be any better? Probably not! Coffee was amazing. Breakfast was delicious. Service was friendly and efficient. All profits to land mine clearance. Please go and support this incredible cafe. 💕🙏

They have gluten free food options (and deserts), clearly labelled on the menu. Staff super friendly and speak great English. Place is clean. Also for a great cause #herorats! Would highly recommend 😊

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

The coffee is great. Bagel is cold and seen better days. The melted cheese was hard like rock. Inform the server (not complaint, just let her know so that next customer dont suffer) and she was very kind to offer eggs or any other things to replace. We told her its ok, we are full but she still send a huge cookie and kept apologising. Very nice lady

Lovely cafe! Went for a quick morning coffee and a light breakfast before starting out the day. We arrived right after 7am - the service was spectacular with warm, attentive and friendly staff; the coffee was excellent having tried the Coconut Cinnamon Mocha, and the vegetarian omelet was delicious! (Definitely try the in-house hot sauce too!) There's some fantastic greenery if you opt for the second floor balcony spot, and a display of dragonflys that dance atop what I believe was a nearby Shikuwasa tree which was fantastic to watch! Couldn't ask for a better way to start a day! Definitely worth a visit!

From the outside this looks just like any other coffee shop, it's not. There is amazing attention to detail, the owners have put a lot of time and energy into training the staff and perfecting their coffee, drinks and food. I was having a conversation with one of the staff members and for a moment forgot I was in Cambodia. No, I'm not trying to disrespect Cambodia I'm just saying in 10 years I've not encountered customer service like this. I love the ambience, the fact that you have multiple areas you could sit and more menu choices than you can imagine. Yes, it is a coffee shop but it's special. P.s. that brownie.... Wow!!! Thank you.

Came expecting a specialty coffee shop but they don't really have a variety of beans for you to choose from. Nevertheless it is a cute coffee shop with interesting drinks and nice food. They also have the cutest spoons here

The best cafe in Cambodia, by far, the best rice bowl I have ever had, incredible coffees & perfect smoothies. The staff were all so so lovely🥹 they play Khmer music too which adds to the vibes, I would seriously recommend🙏🏼

Red Fox is a lovely spot that caters to tourists, which is pricey and is reflected in their menu prices. I treated myself to a large iced cappuccino for $3.25, and while it was nice, I think it could have been even better with just a little less ice. I also had the Masala Omelette for $4.00, which was tasty, though it was a tad dry. On the bright side, the staff was wonderful and added to the pleasant experience.

Coffee is delicious. My son had scrambled eggs and he loved it. I had tofu but didn't really enjoy it. Overall, would come again just not ordering tofu

THIS is the Hidden Gem of Siem Reap! Beautiful, airy Cafe with their own garden serving fresh food and a great cause. The staff are amazing, they are emotionally invested. The best Croque Monsieur I've had anywhere, perfectly done! Go early in your visit because you will want to go back.

Stopped in at the coffee shop/ pastry school to have a pastry and a cappuccino. Pastry school says it all, it was great. Think I've found a new morning spot!! Great coffee, pastries and an extremely quaint setting. Nothing but to liked good sure! Open 7am-5pm Tuesday-Sunday Update Stopped in again and tried one of their weekly specials, a chicken blue cheese salad and of course another cappuccino And for dessert another cappuccino and a slice of lemon meringue pie. This place is the bomb-everything was absolutely fantastic

I will start by saying I was already having a bad day due to my hostel which is located on the same block didn't have any coffee which as I had paid for breakfast and coffee to be included my day didn't get started as normal with a fresh ground coffee. This led to me going in search of my usual kick start to the day being a coffee junkie. I stumbled across Bayon pastry school by chance its location is off a main road down an unmade street that isn't concrete. Seeing the graffiti advertising on the wall at the end of the road, it's less than 50m away. The history of this place is captured in one of many displays and information, so see included photos of the ethos of the place and its mission statement. It's an open plan design garden courtyard with some undercover ceiling fans. To help keep you cool on what is normally a very hot day. I ordered latte see photos, and it was well presented technically. I'm not so sure it was a latte and maybe Cappuccino very thick layer of foam and very milky in flavour. I couldn't taste the coffee, so I returned it asking for an extra shot of coffee. The waitress seemed to understand, but when the cup was returned, the amount of liquid I the cup seemed the same, so I wasn't so sure I had anything added to my cup so for the second time I went back and asked for another shot of coffee to be added. This time making sure I tried it's taste when the waitress brought me the cup back the second she gave it to me. The extra shot this time did change the flavour and I could now taste the coffee but considering at this point I had 3 shots of coffee the temperature didn't seem to alter. I am not a coffee machine expert but I will bet money that the setting on the machine needs turning up or maybe it's faulty and needs a service. So my bad day isn't improving at this point so as I have done hundreds of times before I look at the reviews on Google maps as those that already know me and follow me I review more coffee shops than I do hotels and restaurants. Reading the signs leading to this place and it's story I had high expectations and had a good feeling as I like to support and review independent local business and not the massive fancy pants expensive hotels and restaurants. So the reviews before mine talk mainly about the school and the work that is done and the pastry and cakes. I will say at this point I'm not a pastry chef and I don't eat cakes or sweet dessert very often but as the reviews I read said good things I tried the mango and coconut tart and a passion fruit and orange fruit juice with no added sugar. The tart looked fantastic so photos I had one sip of the juice which was mostly water and ice with not much fruit when more disaster hits as it when starts to rain and I'm sitting in the garden area so not wanting my tart to get wet from the rain I pick my what is actually a chopping board and not a serving try with my top heavy glass to a table that had cover from the rain only to place this chopping board down and the unstable pub stool table the glass tips over because of the uneven level of the flooring and the top heavy glass. which ends up going over my plate and phone covering the newly bought tart so I drain the drink from the plate not wanting it to make the tart to go soggy. The tart topping looked great and flavour was good but the pastry was rock hard even after I had spilt a whole glass of juice over which I quickly drained off it to stop it from affecting the pastry the extra moisture didn't help. I was difficult to get my folk to break it apart which I'm sure it should crumble apart and not stick together like concrete. I hate leaving negative reviews but I'm always going to be honest and I had the worst coffee so far In over almost 1.5 years of doing reviews which coffee is my main topic and not cakes so please read other customer reviews also as I did and maybe you will have much better luck than myself. I was already having a bad day and visiting this place didn't help improve my morning it just made a bad day ever worse.

Lovely place in Siem Reap with delicious pastries ! The staff is so friendly I highly recommend this place for a great breakfast in the city :)

A very cozy and welcoming coffee spot with a wonderful project behind it — supporting young women to learn baking and even start their own bakery. It’s something we’re very happy to support, and it makes the place feel even more meaningful. The food and coffee were both delicious and well-prepared. Their breakfast menus are really nice and tasty, beautifully presented, and overall very enjoyable. However, the portions are on the smaller side, so in relation to the price, you might feel it’s a bit limited. Still, the quality and presentation make up for a lot. For 4.50 dollars you get a full breakfast menu with coffee or tea, a small bite, and some fruit, which is definitely nice. Overall, it’s a lovely place worth recommending, especially if you want to enjoy a cozy atmosphere while supporting a great cause.

I recently had the pleasure of trying the Bayon Pastry for the first time, and I must say, I was thoroughly impressed. The standout feature of this place is undeniably their exceptional staff. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with warm smiles and a genuine eagerness to assist. The staff went above and beyond to ensure that I had a pleasant experience, constantly checking in and eagerly seeking feedback. It was truly refreshing to encounter such friendly and attentive individuals. Now, let's talk about the food. The quality of the pastries at Bayon Pastry is outstanding. Each bite was a delightful explosion of flavors, and it was evident that great care and attention to detail went into their preparation. From the flaky crusts to the perfectly balanced fillings, every aspect of the pastries was top-notch. Whether you're a fan of sweet or savory treats, Bayon Pastry has something to satisfy every palate. In conclusion, my first visit to Bayon Pastry was a memorable one. The exceptional friendliness of the staff combined with the delectable pastries made for an unforgettable experience. I highly recommend stopping by this establishment for a truly enjoyable culinary adventure.

Good food and a great cause. Our food was good, not great. We had the panini, quiche and an almond croissant. I was expecting a nice layer of almond cream inside but didn’t get it and it wasn’t hot. Overall I’d still recommend a visit to have breakfast lunch or coffee while supporting a great charitable initiative.

There's just no better place for bread and cake!! Zita the master baker and Jana managed, after years of research and experimentation, to develop the most amazing breads and pastries in Cambodia. Amazing sandwiches, great coffee, perfect combination.

What an amazing little bakery! I had a craving for some cheesecake, and Bang Bang delivered. I went with a couple other people, and ended up splitting a peach crumble cheesecake and carrot cake. Both were delicious!!

Absolutely in love with the breads and pastries at Bang Bang. Bagels were spot on, the cheesecakes were so divine and their meal breads are each passionately made that you can hear the baker's heartbeat in every bite. The cafe in itself is a nice little respite in the middle of bustling Taphul Road. This place is leading the charge for Siem Reap's bread renaissance and our stomachs are all happy!

Amazing Vegan chocolate fudge cake and caprese sandwich. The vegan bagel and cream cheese was just OKAY. The caprese sandwich is a good portion and is soooo yummy! The chocolate cake is great for sharing since it's super rich (wait for it to melt a little and it gets even better!)

Great bakery! I had the Fire in the hole bagel, original and not something I have seen elsewhere. Very friendly people and pleasant space to sit in, open to the outside but not hot. Cakes and cookies also available.

Quite cute and cozy place to have a coffee and maybe some bakery. Good selection of magzaines and coffee table books on second floor. Would’ve gotten five stars if staffs were nicer and more attentive. Will visit again if around.

The best bakery in Siem Reap. A good selection of bread for an affordable price, good size and excellent taste. If you are into sweets, they got you covered with a large selection of home made cakes (great vegan options available). Furthermore, they make tasty sandwiches and breakfast options with a good cup of coffee. Highly recommended!

Best brunch in town, the free flow breakfast is really good, with great choice of dishes and the buffet on Sunday morning. Book a little in advance on Sunday. I wouldn’t be able to mention a dish that is less good than another, everything is really really yummy. LOVE the egg Benedict though! They also have nice choices of cakes, good cheeses and cold cuts to take away. The bread is among the best in town, same for the chocolatines and croissants and basically all of their pastries.

One of the most rad parts of living abroad is the food adventure! The thing I like to do is pick a random place on Google Maps and just go! Not always a great idea but always a good time! I visited Khéma and was pleasantly surprised by the choices they offered. Presentation was great and service was fantastic!

Went for the BBQ Party with live music and had an amazing evening with plenty of food options and very well presented desserts. The musician duo played Khmer and international songs and their voices were stunning. Very attentive service, delicious food and beautiful setup made it an evening we will remember always.

I’m rating this on the free flow breakfast. It’s priced at 10++ which means there is a service charge plus some other Charge I don’t remember, which comes to about $14. Growing up my parents had a donut shop, and we had fresh baked croissants all the time and I have to say, this is the best croissant I’ve ever had. As soon as you walk in, the whole place smells of a butter…yum! They have lots of menu options, and I’ve attached the menu offerings. The service is impeccable! I’m giving this rating of 4 stars just based on value, as I don’t think I would spend $14 for this breakfast again and don’t think I can $14 worth of croissants in the future haha Enjoy

Great experience & Food. 5* Sunday Brunch : Quality, mostly imported Ingredients (French Butter & Cheese, Cold cuts) so hard to challenge the ever increasing now net $16/person price tag for the free flow Sunday Brunch. Good and kind service, manager and its staff make you feel very welcome. The Bread and Viennoiserie are the best quality in town. The Chocolate Eclair to die for. Tx!

The food was very delicious. I wish there was more selection. There isn't really a lot of vegetarian options. They due have some unique dishes, like wellington. The prices are a bit higher, but the quality of food is better.

I eat regularly at both Khema locations in Phnom Penh and this location is deeply disappointing. Even though the price for the free flow breakfast is $2 more (@$12USD) and $5 more than a similar offering at sister restaurant Malis, the quality of food is akin to what you would get at a budget guesthouse while the offering compared to their other locations is paltry. As you can see by the photos the eggs are overcooked every time, even when poached while the hollandaise sauce is heavy like glue and incredibly salty. It's very clear there is a lack of knowledge of cooking western breakfast Thalias is a good institution so I'm sure this location will improve over time but there is much need for improvement to offer value for money. My first experience was a deep disappointment.

I wanted to grab some quick and light breakfast somewhere. I was craving for some baked goods, and so I stopped over here to get a vegan blueberry muffin. It was nice, fluffy and tasted good. Other options sounded good too, but I mainly wanted the muffin. Friendly service. They had free wifi access, which I used a bit. Good speed. There were plenty of vegan, vegetarian and/or gluten-free options, which were well-marked and labelled in the menu.

The Muffin Man is such a fantastic spot to relax and enjoy an Iced Cafe Mocha paired with a delicious Chocolate Muffin—both were amazing! The staff was super attentive, making the experience even better. The only downside was that it got a little noisy, but I think some cozy cushions and plants could really help with that!

The story made the food sweeter!! After good ratings on gmaps, we decided to check it out. The story of the patron was quite touching. This carried into the food and made every bite satisfying. The lemongrass tea was intense and delicious after the rich sweetness of the almond vanilla cake. Yummy muffins and great sandwiches. A recommendation for siem reap indeed.

Incredible food as well as service. I have eaten in the cafe and ordered online and both are excellent and indistinguishable. I had the best raspberry and white chocolate muffin I’ve ever had, delicious and warm. Savoury food is incredible too and lots of vegetarian options which is amazing. I’m here for a few more days and will definitely be back.

I love the story behind Muffin Man and how inspiring the owner. There is a good choice of foods to choose from. The muffins & cheesecakes are addictive! We ate here twice in Siem Reap and ate in the Phnom Penh store twice also.

If you ever want to grab a freshly baked muffins and cake. You definitely need to come here. Their muffins, brownie, carrots cake is sooo nice; however, it’s abit sweet for me. But that doesn’t make me deduct 1 star rate for them. 😁😁I also tried their half size scramble toasted for $4.5, the portion is crazily biggg and delicious 😋😋😋🤤l The staffs is also very friendly and welcoming.

The food,muffins,cakes and cookie were awesome. This place has aircon and the vibe is very chill. Loved that they support inclusive employment. The service was amazing. A must visit cafe when in Siem Reap.

🥢✨ BAO Kandal – A Flavor Explosion You’ll Keep Coming Back To! 🇹🇼 Hands down, one of the best dining experiences I’ve had in Siem Reap. From the moment you open the menu, you can tell this place is serious about flavor – and once you take that first bite? Pure passion and dedication in every dish. 🍜 Let’s start with a classic: the Beef Taiwanese Noodle Soup. This bowl is comfort in liquid form. The broth is simmered for 12 hours, resulting in a rich, soul-warming flavor that hits all the right notes. The beef? Generously portioned, melt-in-your-mouth tender, and totally satisfying. 🍝 Next up, the Shanghai Noodles – chewy, saucy, and bursting with flavor. Every ingredient works in perfect harmony, making it a close second favorite. 🍔 But the true star of the show? The Taiwanese Chicken BAO. I mean, of course it’s amazing – it’s BAO Kandal after all! The handmade bao bun is light, fluffy, and pillowy, hugging a perfectly crispy yet juicy 24-hour marinated chicken breast. Each bite is an explosion of texture and flavor – crunchy, savory, slightly sweet… just heavenly. Now, for the not-so-great part: the drinks. We tried quite a few – including their bubble tea – and unfortunately, none really hit the mark. This was surprising, especially considering how incredible the food is. We expected the drinks to match the energy, but they fell a bit flat. 😕 💡 That said, the food alone makes BAO Kandal a must-visit if you’re in Kandal Village. Whether you're dining solo or bringing your foodie partner-in-crime (like I did!), you'll probably find yourself coming back for more – again and again.

If I could give the food 6 stars I would! Amazing bao buns (we had the classic - SO delicious) and some other options, such as one of our faves: Dan Dan noodles (did not disappoint) all in a cozy hip spot with wonderful service. A “must do” in Siem Reap.

Some of the best food I have eaten in ten weeks in Asia ! While it’s more expensive than local places, the portions are large and the food is delicious. I came here twice on my trip and loved it both times! The Chicken Bao had two huge portions of delicious, fresh, crispy chicken ! And the Taiwanese beef noodle soup had generous amounts of tender beef🤤🤤 I also recommend trying the Caramel Coffee which was delicious too. It was quiet both times I went which I think was a shame as the staff were so lovely and the food was incredible! If you’re in Siem Reap I definitely recommend stopping by here!

Such a dope little restaurant, vibe in the place is spot on and the food food was incredible. Best Bao bun I’ve had for sure! Highly recommend you check it out… shame we found it at the end of our stay, would have loved to of gone back to try more.

This was an amazing recommendation from a friend. The bao was so fresh and delicious, and it was really cool to watch them being made in-house! The truffle bao was flavorful, and I only wish I had a big enough appetite to try the classic as well. I followed my lunch with the Caramel Coffee, which was absolutely delicious—it reminded me of a dalgona coffee with its rich, foamy texture. I can’t believe I had the place to myself—more people need to know about this spot! The only small critique is that it was a bit hot inside, but the iced caramel coffee helped cool me down. Would come back!

Love Bao = Have to visit. Great approach to traditional Bao buns, I highly recommend this place if you like this kind of food. Truffle and Taiwanese Chicken are excellent. Prices are European but worth every cent. Artistic vibe and friendly staff, located almost in the city center on the street with many jewellery and clothes shops.

We absolutely loved this amazing gem so much that we ended up going home and ordering it again on Grab! The shop itself is super cozy and very welcoming. The staff are very friendly and they remember their customers! Lastly, the food is absolutely delicious and they give such generous portions! My personal favourite was the Daikon Bao, which is so very tasty, to say the least 😊👍 Thank you all so much for your wonderful efforts and keep up the great work 😊 With all my Mettā for you all, Noah

This place was spectacular. Very relaxing and comfortable seating area, plenty of space. Great value for both the food and setting. Definitely recommend it.

Our night bus from Sihanoukville arrived 90 minutes before we could drop our bags at our guesthouse, so we had time to kill. We also desperately needed coffee. We walked from the Virak Buntham bus station to Temple Design and were very pleasantly surprised. The coffee (two large - very large flat whites) was really good. And our Khmer breakfasts were delicious and very affordable. Our young server was a real treat. Super friendly and attentive, with good English and a great attitude. Oh, and they have great wifi as well. If we’d stayed closer we definitely would have returned for another visit. A definite recommended spot.

Was pleasantly surprised with the restaurant. Our waitress was awesome. Always a big smile. The food was great, the spring rolls were the best.

Wonderful staff, great atmosphere and extremely good Cambodian food. Came here twice and will definitely come back again. Very affordable for great quality!

I came for a brekkie here and was delicious! I also came for dinner too, they have lot of dishes and excellent priced! Local food but also western, so you can choose within all the options. Highly recommended. The staff is so lovely too 😃

Good place to have a few cold draft beers and a decent meal. Today was a Spanish omelet and French Toast. Delicious and inexpensive.

Came here for breakfast, I had the farmers breakfast which was rather tasteless and not filling despite looking big. My partner had the American breakfast and it was underwhelming - sausages had no taste. I ended up ordering the pancakes after which were definitely a lot better, with passionfruit sauce and chocolate sauce under the pancakes. Service from the staff was great. Nice chilled place to eat but there could be more taste added to the dishes.

Fresh bread bakes, excellent breakfast options, international standard cold cuts and a variety of cheese. I had their breakfast bagel that comes with a choice of coffee/tea, which was big in portion and tastes amazing. The price was a bit expensive compared to other places but it's definitely worth it. Highly recommended in Siem Reap.

An authentic French bakery in Siem Reap. We stopped here for a cool drink and delicious chocolate croissant. The bakery also serves imported meats, olive and cheese. The people working here are extremely helpful and kind.

Paris Bakery has a variety of bread, cheese, meats, and pastries. You can build your sandwich, too. I suggest you visit the bakery in the morning when the bread is fresh. The bakery’s decor needs improvement.

Went for lunch. Food is ok, meat a little dry. Might not be a good representation as local told us the pastry is good but we didnt had a chance as croissant as its all finish.

Very nice patisserie, excellent service, great tastes. Highly recommended for breakfast. We ordered Brie and Guarrier Croissants. Coffe is grounded locally. Everything was excellent!!!

We had different sandwich, they were very nice and heavily stuffed inside. (All the one with chicken). Bread was nice. Their dessert and pastry to. We also had some charcuterie which the copa and speck ham were amazing.

If you are looking for an excellent café with real delicacies in Siem Reap, you have to go here. The quality of the food is high, the selection is extremely extensive. Cheeses and sausages are of the best quality. If the music wasn't K-Pop, I would think I was in a Swiss or French café. The service is as good as the selection and is definitely recommended!

Good value and taste from this little restaurant. There is a good selection of food for between $2 and $3. I had the red curry on my last visit. It was good. It would be nice if they gave you a glass of water.

We decided to try this restaurant after reading all the good review but were a bit dissapointed. Friendly owner, speaks good english. The food tastes good, flavoured curries and decent rice, specially for the price, but the portions were so small! It's a pity because it could be great value but the amount of food was not enough.

Good food . They make good fruit shakes... As usual, very friendly and welcoming Cambodian hosts... Loved spending time there... Very fairly priced .. would have given 5 start if the presentation of the food was slightly better. They almost have everything authentic from the land of Cambodia..

Really good small restaurant! The restaurant is not big but the food is really good and flavourful. Prices are very affordable and service is prompt. Great place to come, kick back with a few beers and enjoy a quieter street in Siem Rep. Must try the Fried Panang Curry and fresh watermelon juice! They even have Snake and frogs for the more adventurous people 😅 Recommended!

Super tasty food and very low prices. We ate here three times in two days and never got disappointed. And the waitresses are very kind and helpful. Recommend if you’re in Siem Reap

A really tasty and traditional restaurant. We loved it! The food was fresh and delicious!

Great place run by locals, including the young son who did a great job taking our orders! Huge menu, 50 cent draft beers on tap, and probably the best Pad Thai we've ever had! Note: cash only.

Renowned and charming hidden gem of a bakery in the middle of Krong Siem Reap. Always my favorite place to grab some bread and coffee when I’m in Siem Reap. Each item feels homemade with care, using fresh, high-quality ingredients, I always bought several to suffice my craving. The staff is friendly and attentive, and their services are quick. Whether you’re grabbing a quick coffee and pastry or picking up a treat for a special occasion, this bakery delivers both flavor and warmth. Definitely worth a visit!

Great place to stop for a coffee and croissant 🥐. The have there own bakery and sell and assortment of breads. There is also a menu available if it is a meal that you looking for

A lovely flair of France in Siem Reap. True to its name „Bread from the heart“, Le Pain Du Coeur serves excellent baguette, that is baked daily fresh across the street. My favorite is their Baguette Rustique. The crust and dough have an excellent flavor. I also tried their breakfast. Two eggs sunnyside up served with toasted baguette. Absolutely delicious!

Great little spot. Fresh pastries and breads. Finally got a decent pastry in SEA. The breakfast is great too! Eggs and bread, it’s the perfect like breakfast and a nice coffee too. Staff were very attentive.

Since years, it's my favorite cafe for breakfast. Croissant are lovely, raisins roll are superb, cafe late delicious and strong. Quite and cozy place. Nice place for morning wake up and shine.

Lovely place for coffee and sweet treats! Also after 6pm it’s all 50% off!!!

Everything was delicious and it is really good value for the money!

A very clean, large well organized supermarket. Vegetables look fresh, meats, dairy products, butcher, large section of wines (at good prices). Only issue is many items are a bit pricy. I don't understand why Thai products are not duty free, Thailand and Cambodia should have a free trade agreement. The selection of French products is very nice and reasonable considering import products are so expensive throughout Asia. Why Khmer beef is so expensive, I don't understand. Overall it's a very nice grocery store. I have included pictures with prices as of 1/22/25.

Well first thing first I would like to say congratulations for the growth of Angkor Market as they got a new location for their business and I saw their construction process from early this year until today when I got into it for the first time ever. It feels so brand new, it feels clean and neat and merchandise has been done quiet well. I tried to take pictures and videos so you can have a better look of what they are offering. Lobby floor is more about foreign products and food overall where the 1st floor is more focus on khmer products, electronic and stuff for your house as well as some commodities for the kitchen, school and babies, i mean from what I saw it pretty much looks like it. Their bathroom is amazing and it feels nice and awesome to have such convenience in terms of cleaning area for customers. Oh and my gosh they even are selling Ricore from France I couldn't believe it at first but they really have it in their shelves it's unbelievable but so great!

I recently visited it and was genuinely impressed by the vast variety of products available. From fresh produce to international foods, household goods, health items, and specialty products, this place truly has it all. Enormous options for French wines!

Very great place with a big choices of products. Very clean and so fresh products too and great choice of frozen food. Very friendly staff

Angkor Market in Siem Reap is a great spot for all your needs! The store is well-organized and has a wide range of products, from fresh produce to imported goods, snacks, and daily essentials. It’s a bit pricier than local markets, but the quality and variety make it worth it, especially if you’re looking for international items. The staff is friendly and helpful and the store is clean and air-conditioned, which is a nice break from the heat outside.

The biggest and most popular groceries store in Siem Reap. Cleaned and well organized. There are organic fruits and vegetables, seafood, meats, bakeries, frozen foods, medicines.. etc.

This market was a lot bigger than I thought it was because there’s a upstairs area that has a plethora of household goods, including stationary, school supplies, baby supplies, gardening accessories, pet supplies, and more

It wasn't very busy but it was a good stop for a delicious slice of carrot cake. The guy who served me was very nice and polite. I definitely recommend 👍

I read good reviews about the cakes so I decided to give it a try. I ordered the carrot cake & lime cheese cake. However I find them too sweet for my liking.

I really enjoyed the food here, I had a falafel pita and iced americano for a late breakfast. There are a lot of different pastries 🍰 to try. Very nice place

I stopped at The Village just to have an iced coffee for $3.30. Needless to say, I paid for the ice and not the coffee; there was more ice than coffee. If you order any iced coffee, please inform the barista to go easy on the ice. The atmosphere of The Village was comfortable for a workplace. I found one member of the staff as unpleasant.

The best bakery and Café in Siem Reap - an absolute must-visit! 🥨☕🍰 They have the most delicious pretzels in town, and honestly the carrot cake is the best I’ve ever had in my life. Every dish, from breakfast to lunch to sweet treats, is fresh, full of flavor, and made with so much love. The staff are incredibly kind and welcoming, which makes every visit feel special 💛 If you’re in Siem Reap, don’t miss this place - it’s a true gem and will make your trip unforgettable ✨

Looking for healthy brunch and cozy place? This is the right place When I visited, they play jazz music, make a perfect atmosphere in the middle of light rain.

I popped in for an iced coffee. Lovely friendly service. Ice latte coffee was delicious and came with a little mini chocolate cookie. I bought a full-size cookie to take away. Highly recommend as a quiet and cool sanctuary for coffee.

Mango Kg : 5000rils, Banana Kg 5000 rils, Five eggs, duck or chicken, 5000 rils. Total shopping today: 45 000 rils/11,25$. Pumpkin slide for free. Friendly Khmers inside, also very nice lady outside the market, she has a little fruit shop and a stage on the road, I get my fruit from here. Best price for rice so far: 1kg 2500rils, lady selling from big bags at the entry of the market. They start opening and getting ready around 06:30.

I like to buy Khmer sweet over there.

very small local market by the riverside

Spean Daek Market or Psar Spean Daek (some people call Psar Wat Por) is a local market on west riverside street in Siem Reap. This market near the royal independence garden and near Angkor National Museum. It's good for find or buy any products are this market. The seller are friendly and provide you a good price. I always buying some fruit and Khmer cake or Num Khmer

Women clothes is the good price and beautiful style

Street side market, decent selection, low prices. Only bad thing is the litter and street traffic.

Had many things before the Corona Virus Epidemic. Now most of the Vendors have left closing their Shops. So sad.

I have been ordering bread from these guys for a while and they are awesome! Very good service and delivery times and always fantastic quality. I have never had a problem. They are in Angkor market but it is just as easy to order direct 🙂

The best bread in Siem reap, amazing prices and delivered fresh to your door. My freezer is full - crumpets for breakfast, salmon bagels for lunch and focaccia and steak for dinner! Who can go wrong! I highly recommend making an order today!

Bagels, crumpets, tortillas, ciabatta, whole-grain loaves... I've yet to meet the Bread Headz product I don't adore. The quality is consistently high, and most of the breads freeze beautifully. It's easy to order via Telegram, and Dave cheerfully shows up soon thereafter with the goods. Siem reap is so lucky to have Bread Headz!

Great bread all round with lots of different kinds such as bagels, crumpets and chiabatta as well as regular loaves. Also vegan bread and Gluten free bread for customers. A worthy purchase.

Fantastic bread! A really good consistent supply and a variety to choose from. It will not disappoint. Any type of occasion requires some bread, rolls, loafs. Highly recommended!

Delicious freshly cooked bread delivered at your house with a smile. What do you want more? Generous portion and a variety of choices, Well they have that too. My life got so much easier since they exist.

Bread Headz products are literally 6 out 5 stars. If you haven't tried them yet, you should.

Bakery selling leftover buns. The buns are extremely hard and dry and dunno left for how long. Totally unedible. Avoid the bakery.

Small bakery in front of AIS school. You can get limit bakery but coffee also available there.

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