Thanks for watching! Taphul Road has an amazing array of eateries and that’s why we come here on average about six nights a week. The choices in this single street are staggering. There are also three of Siem Reap’s biggest hitters in terms of local food: - Try Me Restaurant: goo.gl/maps/GMDMCGJzUgrkehKE8 - Madam Moch Khmer Restaurant: goo.gl/maps/oYG1poLRgvhCCm7g6 - My Little Cafe: goo.gl/maps/JgDpH7EQ6nbZt7pE7 All of these serve a great mix of Khmer and western food. Prices start at around $1.50 for vegetarian fried rice or vegetarian fresh spring rolls. Most dishes are around $3. You can also get juices, smoothies, 75 cent draft beers, cocktails - really anything that is available on Pub Street is available here, usually it’s better quality and for a lower price. Don’t miss out on this amazing food street when you visit Siem Reap.
Claire, Thank you for showing this alternative to Pub Street, and highlighting Khmer owned businesses. If I get to Siem Reap I’ll definitely check it out.
So awsome, Claire! 15 days till Cambodia and I'm more and more focused on doing good in Cambodia. 8 months and I can get the retirement visa. So can't wait to meet you and Jerememy! Big love and peace. Let's do some good..for Riel! lol
Being a bicycle person can't recommend Giant Bike highly enough, Ma n Pa business, good English, very helpful and knowledgeable. Mechanic has no English, but I have no Khmer, so we get on well...😁
Great video Claire, really interesting. Didn’t know any of those places as I have always eaten closer to the river…breakfast and lunch in the Old Market in my friend Ratha’s cafe with her mum and Dad and the 4 girls…only 3 last September. My choice…I’d eat at the East tan bul restaurant , love that food , always a treat. I eat salmon raw so I was always wary of the salmon in SR, but in PP my local friend took my to 2 restaurants that had very well priced oysters which we had a number of times., not sure where they were from. My trip to Cambodia in June is getting closer.
That's great, Gary - June isn't far away at all, and now you have some new restaurants to try. EASTanbul is definitely a treat and very enjoyable. Thanks so much for watching.
It's really good Claire that you are showing us Where's good to eat & drink at along with hotels etc. Hope to see more of these videos. We always like to know what's open. Thank you guys, as always 😊
Don't know how I missed this road in all the times I've been to SR. Good run down of what is available. I'll definitely try the mid-east place. Hope all is well with you.
I work in Taphul Road at the charity, This Life. I go to Fame for my coffee fix and Damnak Thai which is tiny but very good for Pad Thai noodle. I agree that Try Me is good too. Both restaurants provide free water too. Enjoy😊
Mark, that's a shame. I like it because they don't add sugar. I add a bit of salt and find that it's great - sometimes pad thai can be really oily, and I like Try Me because it's not. 😀🙏 🍺
Our regular has to be Nicks Resturant, Nick and staff always warming and talkative plus they now know our orders and always give alot. Nice walk Clair :)
Jeremy is partaking in a Nick Chicken Burger right now! We recently tried Aroi Dee which is just about next door, and it's good too. Thanks for watching! 😀🙏 🍺
You'd love it! There's so much choice and it's far enough away from the craziness of Pub Street. You can always walk down to the bars after dinner, too. 😀🙏 🍺
@@ForRiel if you get a chance to visit those in Phnom Penh. Again, different locations have complete different design theme 😊 rustic, high end hotel, art gallery etc same price same good food and coffee but each has own unique experience 😊highly recommended 👍😀🍰☕
Excellent, for what I figure out ( Caltex service station ), must be about 10 minutes walk from the Angkor Holiday Hotel. will certainly try it early April, many thanks Claire & Jeremy🙏.
Peanuts with beer! Never knew peanuts could be that tasty! On our first visit, draft beer was 50 cents! But I can’t argue with 75 cents. @rockergrrrl Enjoyed this walk around.
We are very fortunate. The food scene in Siem Reap is amazing - these places are all at the lower price end, but there are also amazing places that are more upscale. So much choice! 😀🙏 🍺
Thanks for a good video. But you made me very hungry and you made me miss Siem Riep even more. Have to go there again. Thanks again and take care. Cheers from Sweden.
I'm binge watching all your videos, they are so helpful. We are going to be there in Sept for a few months. Been 15 years since I was last there. Subscribed 😊
That's great, and so pleased you are enjoying the videos. You will see enormous changes in Siem Reap. It's really quite staggering what they achieved during the Covid years with the 38 Roads project. Best footpaths in all of Southeast Asia now!
Agree that is a great strip Claire with so much choice and lots of very high quality offerings. We frequent a couple of places...none of which i know the name of 🤣. To me its just 'ok pho place' or 'the lady with the good chicken and the red chairs..' Cheers!!
Wow! Siem Reap is really gentrified! International cuisine! Boutique coffee shops everywhere! It's been 20-years or more since I was last there. Ate many meals at the bus station in town. A few Khmer coffee joints. I recall one French restaurant. Somewhere. Found a good eatery on the edge of town with a crocodile farm attached.
Yes and No. Siem Reap is changing quickly but you don't have to go far to be in Village life. We are definitely going to try more restaurants in SR there are so many.
I think the best food is outside the Pub Street area. We rarely go there because streets like Taphul have so much to offer! Thanks so much for watching.
That was my intention too. But then you get in contact with the lovely people in a restaurant and the dishes are so tasty...... and you end up to got to the same restaurant every day. And never regret! But next year, hopefully, I give it another try😀
I can attest to all the salmon shops in Cambodia. First time I had sushi in Phnom Penh a few years back it was awful. But the salmon sashimi now is pretty good
I used to stay in Taphual Rd pre-pandemic (on the side that you didn't explore - still dirt rd). It is so central to everthing. Excellent location but a bit more budget. There was a restaurant that I used to frequent in T Road (again pre-pandemic) called Blue or Gold Pumpkin (can't remember now) that I loved. I will try some of these new restaurants when I'm there in April. Thanks for the tour.
Yeah, that would be a good location because you can walk in the other direction to Sok San as well. The restaurant you mention was called Golden Pumpkin, and it has reopened in Phnom Penh! I was so pleased to hear it because we ate there very frequently as well before we moved to Kampot. Hope you are going well. 😀🙏 🍺
Nice. Looks like a great choice, away from Pub Street. A friend took me to Banell vegetarian on Street 26 Wat Bo. And I'm still looking for the name of another restaurant we visited. It had a small lake in the front and you have to cross on a winding footbridge. It was at least 2 stories, but there were small dining gazebos around the building.
We very rarely go to Pub Street - it's just too loud and intense for us. Banlle looks lovely but we have never been. The other place might have been Vitking House? 😀🙏 🍺
Hello great to see my hometown. I'm kind of home sick when i see your video. If you need a drone video of phnom penh let me know. I would like to collaborate.
An interesting street I didn't know so far. Thank you for showing us around. All over Asia I always have the same problem: finding a good coffee. I mean, the small, aromatic and powerful shots like in Italy or Portugal, not those big buckets of brown water or other fancy creations. I think, I will need to bring my own espressomachine if I move to Cambodia.
Thanks so much for watching! Yes, the coffee isn't what we are used to either. At least the coffee itself can be bought here. There's a shop on Wat Bo that sells high end machines, too.
Thanks Claire. Are all these restaurants locally owned or have expats from (other nationalities) own them? Asking because of the variety of gastronomy.
Try Me, My Little Cafe and Madam Moch are all locally owned. Source cafe is too, I believe. Eastanbul is expat owned. Not too sure about the rest of them! Thanks for watching.
How much is regular coffee - @ Brown Coffee ? - Are coffee refills anywhere in Siem Reap like in the US just about everywhere ? -- I generally drink several cups !
The smaller coffee places are cheaper than Brown - guess you're paying for the nicer environment. You have to pay each time for coffee here, so factor that in! Thanks for watching.
Hi there! We are planning to go to Siem Reap. We have a 5 year old and 18 year old. Just wondering if you can suggest an Airbnb or hotel near this area or area there is lots of street food and a good price pls? Much appreciated hope to hear from you soon!❤
It's hard to say, and at the lower end of the pricing, things can be pretty rough. The Hotel Somadevi Angkor Resort & Spa is a great option with lots of facilities if you can afford it.
May I ask, do these Siem Reap restaurants have options for diabetics - such as whole grain rice and bread, beans? I doubt I'd find whole wheat pasta 😅😅
The places in this video probably don't, but there are a few places such as New Leaf Eatery and Krousar Cafe that are very good at catering for different dietary requirements. They're on Facebook, so you could check them out and message them if you like.
I am glad u showed how expensive Cambodia is ….. a regular guest house room is 48 usd … plus a coffe is 6 usd …….. ---I went to Siem reap 6 years ago and was shocked at the short term prices. I stayed 2 months with my partner. Of course I paid to go see the temples. That was 100 usd per person per day plus hiring a ride and a tour guide. Again I was shocked at the prices……… I will say only 1 more thing …. I was 44 when I visited Siem reap,, one of the greatest adventures I have ever done…… not cheap they use USD.
You can get a regular guest house room for around $10 USD and coffee is around $1 USD. The temples can be a bit expensive because of the guide and tuktuk, but so worthwhile to see them that way. Thanks so much for watching!
Not sure how you booked but 6 to 10 us for a guest hous with ac and TV 40 to 60 us is quality hotel Do some research or ask on sites for local recommendations as for the temple tours yes expensive but I married a khmer lady so life is easy for me when I visit Cambodia
Yes, they can for the short term, e.g. people hire them to go to the temples. Not sure about longer term, but you could probably do a deal with one of the rental places, particularly in the low season.
Unfortunately, not everywhere on this street, but I would say Madam Moch and Try Me would be ok as they have wide entries and no step up from the footpath. The problem arises with all the motor, tuktuks, and cars parked everywhere making access harder.
Dumb question, what about toilets in the area or in the shops, if drinking coffee/beer etc it doesn't take long to go through ones system, hate to be walking 5ks back to accommodation busting.etc etc.
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Thanks for watching! Taphul Road has an amazing array of eateries and that’s why we come here on average about six nights a week. The choices in this single street are staggering. There are also three of Siem Reap’s biggest hitters in terms of local food:
- Try Me Restaurant: goo.gl/maps/GMDMCGJzUgrkehKE8
- Madam Moch Khmer Restaurant: goo.gl/maps/oYG1poLRgvhCCm7g6
- My Little Cafe: goo.gl/maps/JgDpH7EQ6nbZt7pE7
All of these serve a great mix of Khmer and western food. Prices start at around $1.50 for vegetarian fried rice or vegetarian fresh spring rolls. Most dishes are around $3. You can also get juices, smoothies, 75 cent draft beers, cocktails - really anything that is available on Pub Street is available here, usually it’s better quality and for a lower price. Don’t miss out on this amazing food street when you visit Siem Reap.
This is a great series. Very instructive for those of us who are interested in living in Cambodia.
Glad we can help out 🤩
Claire,
Thank you for showing this alternative to Pub Street, and highlighting Khmer owned businesses.
If I get to Siem Reap I’ll definitely check it out.
Thanks so much Tim! It's great to support local families with such great businesses. 😀🙏 🍺
Delicious yummy global food…
The best! 😀🙏 🍺
Thank you Claire for this restaurant tour, hopefully it will be a good year with plenty of tourist to enjoy the food.
I hope so too! 😀🙏 🍺
Lovely neighborhood beautiful restaurants and cafe love the vibe 👍👍❤
It's a lot more calm and quiet than Pub Street, and we definitely prefer it that way! 😀🙏 🍺
So many look amazing. Would love to visit! Thanks for uploading!
It's a really great street for cheap, good quality food.
Just arrived, great timing! Thx!
Try Restaurant "Sambo" too. You won't regret! On the other side of the river.
That's great, Jack!
Heiner, we were over there last night and Sambo was full with another 10 people waiting outside!
@@heinerpetersen6778 first place I hit when I arrived, been back a few times already Cheers
Buenos Dias from Mexico. Nice Video.
Buenos Dias! Hope you are well, and thanks for watching. 😀🙏 🍺
Always valuable info. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! 😀🙏 🍺
Another great video Claire. Thank you and Jeremy so much. Take care. 🙏🏼👋🏼🌴🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭
Thank you so much for watching - glad you enjoyed it! 😀🙏 🍺
Thanks, guys, for an excellent, informative post. Wish I was there!
Glad you enjoyed it! 😀🙏 🍺
I love this video so much it very very helpful. Thanks
No problem 😊
Thanks for watching and commenting 🙂
Delicious delicious delicious road
Dangerous for the waistline! 🤣
So awsome, Claire! 15 days till Cambodia and I'm more and more focused on doing good in Cambodia. 8 months and I can get the retirement visa. So can't wait to meet you and Jerememy! Big love and peace. Let's do some good..for Riel! lol
That's fantastic, best time of year to come.
Awesome🎉
Cheers, Tom! When are you visiting? 😀🙏 🍺
@@ForRiel maybe Khmer New Year
Great post. We need more of this information for all cities in Cambodia 🥰
I've got a few more of these planned for Siem Reap and will make them in the coming months. 😀🙏 🍺
Thanks for the video Claire. Seems like a nice area to live.
Great place to live because there is so much great food closeby! 😀🙏 🍺
Really love your adventure vlog please keep them coming 👍😊❤
Thank you! Will do! 😀🙏 🍺
Being a bicycle person can't recommend Giant Bike highly enough, Ma n Pa business, good English, very helpful and knowledgeable. Mechanic has no English, but I have no Khmer, so we get on well...😁
Yeah, they are great. So much better to hire a decent bike and not have an issue when you are many kilometers away from town. 😀🙏 🍺
Great video Claire, really interesting. Didn’t know any of those places as I have always eaten closer to the river…breakfast and lunch in the Old Market in my friend Ratha’s cafe with her mum and Dad and the 4 girls…only 3 last September.
My choice…I’d eat at the East tan bul restaurant , love that food , always a treat.
I eat salmon raw so I was always wary of the salmon in SR, but in PP my local friend took my to 2 restaurants that had very well priced oysters which we had a number of times., not sure where they were from. My trip to Cambodia in June is getting closer.
That's great, Gary - June isn't far away at all, and now you have some new restaurants to try. EASTanbul is definitely a treat and very enjoyable. Thanks so much for watching.
It's really good Claire that you are showing us Where's good to eat & drink at along with hotels etc. Hope to see more of these videos. We always like to know what's open. Thank you guys, as always 😊
Thanks so much, Mike! I have a few more of these planned for other areas in Siem Reap - it's a food paradise here! 😀🙏 🍺
@@ForRiel i look forward to it 😊
Once again very informative. Thank you for sharing the information.
Our pleasure! 😀
Don't know how I missed this road in all the times I've been to SR. Good run down of what is available. I'll definitely try the mid-east place. Hope all is well with you.
Yes, it's very popular and definitely worth a visit! 😀🙏 🍺
Looks very nice. Plenty of great restaurants . Love all your videos
So much choice in such a small area - it's great! Thanks for watching.
I work in Taphul Road at the charity, This Life. I go to Fame for my coffee fix and Damnak Thai which is tiny but very good for Pad Thai noodle. I agree that Try Me is good too. Both restaurants provide free water too. Enjoy😊
I tried Try Me pad thai today. As expected, it was cambodian pad thai. Bland and wrong kind of noodles. I lived in thailand for 2 years.
That's great, Alan! We used to go to Damnak Thai when it was in the food truck over on Wat Bo Road. Amazing value on Taphul Road. 😀🙏 🍺
Mark, that's a shame. I like it because they don't add sugar. I add a bit of salt and find that it's great - sometimes pad thai can be really oily, and I like Try Me because it's not. 😀🙏 🍺
@@ForRiel thats true about the oil. I have never found real chinese fried rice here either. Not a big deal.
Our regular has to be Nicks Resturant, Nick and staff always warming and talkative plus they now know our orders and always give alot. Nice walk Clair :)
Jeremy is partaking in a Nick Chicken Burger right now! We recently tried Aroi Dee which is just about next door, and it's good too. Thanks for watching! 😀🙏 🍺
Nice eats great prices love this street! I really must get there
You'd love it! There's so much choice and it's far enough away from the craziness of Pub Street. You can always walk down to the bars after dinner, too. 😀🙏 🍺
Brown Coffee my favorite! 😀❤❤❤☕
Different location (Phnom Penh) different theme! Love their coffee too 👍👍👍❤
Brown Coffee is really nice - feels so fancy to be in a place like that here in Siem Reap. 😀🙏 🍺
@@ForRiel if you get a chance to visit those in Phnom Penh. Again, different locations have complete different design theme 😊 rustic, high end hotel, art gallery etc same price same good food and coffee but each has own unique experience 😊highly recommended 👍😀🍰☕
@@philipc239 Brown Coffee could be a whole video by itself!
@@ForRiel that would be interesting👍😀☕ looking forward for that 👍👍❤🍝🍔🍗🍰☕✌😎
"Try Me" does a good job. I was there right after Covid and they tried really hard to take care of me. Been around for awhile I think.
Yeah, they have been there a while. Such a lovely family, too.
Excellent, for what I figure out ( Caltex service station ), must be about 10 minutes walk from the Angkor Holiday Hotel. will certainly try it early April, many thanks Claire & Jeremy🙏.
I'd say it's closer than that - only two small blocks and you're there! 😀🙏 🍺
@@ForRiel Even better then, thank you👍.
A Tryme night .. always a good feed 👍 we had a madam mouche lunch yesterday
Can't go wrong with either! Love them all. 😀🙏 🍺
Peanuts with beer! Never knew peanuts could be that tasty! On our first visit, draft beer was 50 cents! But I can’t argue with 75 cents. @rockergrrrl Enjoyed this walk around.
I know, 75 cents is still pretty cheap! There are some places around town still selling for 50 cents. 😀🙏 🍺
Great post! Got hungry straight away and still have the taste of the great dishes in Siem Reap in my mouth. You are so lucky over there!🫕
We are very fortunate. The food scene in Siem Reap is amazing - these places are all at the lower price end, but there are also amazing places that are more upscale. So much choice! 😀🙏 🍺
Hey I stayed at the Angkor Pearl about 12 years ago. Ground floor, last room on the right. It was a small suite and it was fantastic.
We stayed on the first floor, last room on the right - the room was huge! 😀🙏 🍺
Siem Reap is so infectious just luv how intriguing it is - what a great food strip 😋
- Thanks Claire 😃👋👍🙏
So much amazing food. We eat there most nights. Thanks for watching! 🙏😁🇰🇭
Thanks for the dining tour. I'll be visiting Siem Reap for the first time next month. This is very timely.
So many fantastic restaurants in Siem Reap.
Really love these videos 💙
Glad you like them! 😀🙏 🍺
Great food tour updates as always from For Riel. Cheers 🍷
Glad you enjoyed it! 😀🙏 🍺
Thanks for a good video. But you made me very hungry and you made me miss Siem Riep even more. Have to go there again. Thanks again and take care. Cheers from Sweden.
Thanks so much for watching! The food on Taphul Road is fantastic.
Haven't been up that way yet but that's about to change. Thank you Ms Claire!
You are so welcome ☺
I'm binge watching all your videos, they are so helpful. We are going to be there in Sept for a few months. Been 15 years since I was last there. Subscribed 😊
That's great, and so pleased you are enjoying the videos. You will see enormous changes in Siem Reap. It's really quite staggering what they achieved during the Covid years with the 38 Roads project. Best footpaths in all of Southeast Asia now!
@@ForRiel yes I think I will be surprised at the changes, really looking forward to it! thanks again for the great videos
I lived in Cambodia in 2019, my family and I went to Try Me so many times. Loved the staff and food.
They are so great, and now Madam Moch is right next door! Thanks for watching.
Like your video very informative. We'll be there in mid Aug. Hope to see you around filming😄
Thank you so much! Say hi if you see us. 😁
Agree that is a great strip Claire with so much choice and lots of very high quality offerings. We frequent a couple of places...none of which i know the name of 🤣. To me its just 'ok pho place' or 'the lady with the good chicken and the red chairs..' Cheers!!
Haha! There are heaps on this street that we haven't tried yet, but we eat on Taphul Road most nights. The choice and price are amazing! 😀🙏 🍺
I love My Little Cafe. Been going there for a while now.
It's a great place. They could do with a bit more seating, though. It can get very busy in there!
Wow! Siem Reap is really gentrified! International cuisine! Boutique coffee shops everywhere! It's been 20-years or more since I was last there. Ate many meals at the bus station in town. A few Khmer coffee joints. I recall one French restaurant. Somewhere. Found a good eatery on the edge of town with a crocodile farm attached.
Yes and No. Siem Reap is changing quickly but you don't have to go far to be in Village life. We are definitely going to try more restaurants in SR there are so many.
I love going to The Source, great cafe to do some work at and amazing coffee
It's a lovely place, and very pleasant to sit there. 😀🙏 🍺
Great video. Now I no where to go to eat for affordable upscale dinning.
It's a great street with a lot of variety. Thanks for watching.
Ankor Boutique Hotel was fantastic, stayed there back in 2016 & 2017 and it was awesome.
It looks lovely! Thanks for sharing.
Great video. Barely ventured off the Pub Street area for food in past visits. This is great info for my next trip to SR 🙏🏻
I think the best food is outside the Pub Street area. We rarely go there because streets like Taphul have so much to offer! Thanks so much for watching.
I would just try a different place every day :)
That was my intention too. But then you get in contact with the lovely people in a restaurant and the dishes are so tasty...... and you end up to got to the same restaurant every day. And never regret! But next year, hopefully, I give it another try😀
I know! Like Heiner says, it's hard to go past your favourites, but we do try to visit new places. 😀🙏 🍺
Heiner, I agree! You get locked into a handful of favourites and tend to stick to those. Will try to venture out a little more in future. 😀🙏 🍺
I can attest to all the salmon shops in Cambodia. First time I had sushi in Phnom Penh a few years back it was awful. But the salmon sashimi now is pretty good
It's really strange, isn't it? They started mushrooming during Covid and I found it so odd.
Seriously I never saw these salmon shops . Nice u show it
Yes, it's a very strange thing. :)
Thank you for your video, is very useful and I can't wait to visit these restaurants in December 😉
Wonderful! I am sure they will be ready and waiting to serve you up some amazing food! 😀🙏 🍺
I used to stay in Taphual Rd pre-pandemic (on the side that you didn't explore - still dirt rd). It is so central to everthing. Excellent location but a bit more budget. There was a restaurant that I used to frequent in T Road (again pre-pandemic) called Blue or Gold Pumpkin (can't remember now) that I loved. I will try some of these new restaurants when I'm there in April. Thanks for the tour.
Yeah, that would be a good location because you can walk in the other direction to Sok San as well. The restaurant you mention was called Golden Pumpkin, and it has reopened in Phnom Penh! I was so pleased to hear it because we ate there very frequently as well before we moved to Kampot. Hope you are going well. 😀🙏 🍺
@@ForRiel all good thank you! Counting down the days until i am back again (38 days). Get your drinking boots ready 🍻🤣🤣
Nice. Looks like a great choice, away from Pub Street. A friend took me to Banell vegetarian on Street 26 Wat Bo. And I'm still looking for the name of another restaurant we visited. It had a small lake in the front and you have to cross on a winding footbridge. It was at least 2 stories, but there were small dining gazebos around the building.
We very rarely go to Pub Street - it's just too loud and intense for us. Banlle looks lovely but we have never been. The other place might have been Vitking House? 😀🙏 🍺
Great video. You are the Cambodia expert. 8:45 is worth noticing, Cambodians always say "half month". They rarely say 2 weeks in Khmer language.
I love hearing them say 'half month.' It makes so much more sense than fortnight. 😀🙏 🍺
Hi Claire just watched I have been to that fresh fruit factory it has a few other things than juice 🙂
Must go and see it one day.
Thanks for watching and commenting 🙂
Hi Claire if you use ATM there what currency does it dispense . Thanks great vid
There's an option either Dollar or Riel!
Usually you can choose which you want. We barely use cash because we just transfer from our ABA account. 😀🙏 🍺
Hi,in Siem Riep is it tourist season?😃😃😃
I think it's going to be quite busy until after Khmer New Year in April. 😀🙏 🍺
I'll be in Siem Reap in a few hours
Awesome 👌
Hello great to see my hometown. I'm kind of home sick when i see your video. If you need a drone video of phnom penh let me know. I would like to collaborate.
Thanks for watching ☺️
We did a Drone News Vlog in Siem Reap a few years ago. Message us on Messenger or Instagram 🤩
omg they have a sidewalk🥰😍🤩
I know! Siem Reap has lots of them now and it's wonderful!
Awesome. Did I miss what section of Siem Reap Taphul road is in?
The bit off the highway 🛣
An interesting street I didn't know so far. Thank you for showing us around. All over Asia I always have the same problem: finding a good coffee. I mean, the small, aromatic and powerful shots like in Italy or Portugal, not those big buckets of brown water or other fancy creations. I think, I will need to bring my own espressomachine if I move to Cambodia.
Thanks so much for watching! Yes, the coffee isn't what we are used to either. At least the coffee itself can be bought here. There's a shop on Wat Bo that sells high end machines, too.
@@ForRiel Oh, that will be a gamechanger. ☺ Thank you for the hint.
Thanks Claire. Are all these restaurants locally owned or have expats from (other nationalities) own them? Asking because of the variety of gastronomy.
Try Me, My Little Cafe and Madam Moch are all locally owned. Source cafe is too, I believe. Eastanbul is expat owned. Not too sure about the rest of them! Thanks for watching.
I miss counting the cat's dogs and chickens. Restaurant serving Norwegian salmon. I'll be happier than a fat boy with a cupcake!
Yeah, the salmon thing is very strange - there are a few more just in the next street as well. 😀🙏 🍺
How far is it from Pub Street??
Love the Beautiful Eating Places
Takes about 15 mins causal walking.
Thanks for watching and commenting 🙂
It looks streets ahead if the Phils....I'm very impressed....
It's a great street full of delicious food!
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😀🙏 🍺😀🙏 🍺
It's great to see/hear that English language is spreading like wild fire.
Yes! It was really nice to have a couple of chats along the way. 😀🙏 🍺
Thank you for a great,descriptive tour.
your focus on economy is superb.
pl share area. thanks
So nice of you 💕😌
I look forward to some pad thai. Namaste Himalaya might have Nepali food also.
We need to try the Himalaya place - gets good reviews but rarely anyone inside. They might do a lot of delivery. 😀🙏 🍺
@@ForRiel i looked closer. It's seems all indian food. Well, Nepali food is just a take on indian food.
Bikes! Yes.
How much is regular coffee - @ Brown Coffee ? - Are coffee refills anywhere in Siem Reap like in the US just about everywhere ? -- I generally drink several cups !
The smaller coffee places are cheaper than Brown - guess you're paying for the nicer environment. You have to pay each time for coffee here, so factor that in! Thanks for watching.
wait till Khmer New Year🎉 peoples from Phnom Penh will storm Siem Reap 😂
I hope so! It will be wonderful if all of the hotels and restaurants are full. 😀🙏 🍺
A bit late on my comment , I’m always amazed at the availability of draft beer in Cambodia , compared to Thailand
Peter, currently in rural Thailand
Yeah it's everywhere here and so cheap! You do have the cannabis in Thailand though.
The sidewalks are walkable and a lot of stores/shops.
Yes, it is quite easy to walk around Siem Reap now. Thanks for watching.
Hello, Are there quiet corners or is it full of tourists?
Lots of quiet places and places that are patronised mostly by locals.
Hi there! We are planning to go to Siem Reap. We have a 5 year old and 18 year old. Just wondering if you can suggest an Airbnb or hotel near this area or area there is lots of street food and a good price pls?
Much appreciated hope to hear from you soon!❤
It's hard to say, and at the lower end of the pricing, things can be pretty rough. The Hotel Somadevi Angkor Resort & Spa is a great option with lots of facilities if you can afford it.
May I ask, do these Siem Reap restaurants have options for diabetics - such as whole grain rice and bread, beans? I doubt I'd find whole wheat pasta 😅😅
The places in this video probably don't, but there are a few places such as New Leaf Eatery and Krousar Cafe that are very good at catering for different dietary requirements. They're on Facebook, so you could check them out and message them if you like.
Are there places in town where you can buy a bottle of wine to take home and have with dinner? I like a bottle of wine with dinner.
Yes, all of the supermarkets sell wine, and there is a good range available. 🍷
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I'm not sure that I can help you.
5.40 Do i need to pay in usd or can i pay w/ local currency? Where can i exchange currency w/ best rate?
You can pay in USD and get Riel back or try a few money changers, check XE for the best rate. It is usually pretty close to that rate.
Claire, are there any good gyms in Siem Reap that have saunas? If not are there any stand alone saunas that one can visit post work out?
Unsure but I will try and do a Gym Vlog soon.
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When you’re giving prices, is that USD?
Yes, always USD.
Try comman grounds cafe and maybe later me ican awesom restaurants
I've been to Common Grounds a few times because my book club meets there. Staff are lovely.
I am glad u showed how expensive Cambodia is ….. a regular guest house room is 48 usd … plus a coffe is 6 usd …….. ---I went to Siem reap 6 years ago and was shocked at the short term prices. I stayed 2 months with my partner. Of course I paid to go see the temples. That was 100 usd per person per day plus hiring a ride and a tour guide. Again I was shocked at the prices……… I will say only 1 more thing …. I was 44 when I visited Siem reap,, one of the greatest adventures I have ever done…… not cheap they use USD.
You can get a regular guest house room for around $10 USD and coffee is around $1 USD. The temples can be a bit expensive because of the guide and tuktuk, but so worthwhile to see them that way. Thanks so much for watching!
Not sure how you booked but 6 to 10 us for a guest hous with ac and TV
40 to 60 us is quality hotel
Do some research or ask on sites for local recommendations as for the temple tours yes expensive but I married a khmer lady so life is easy for me when I visit Cambodia
Men restaurants serve hearty breakfast for low cost … workers
Yes, I think that's what attracts the men! ;)
What about E bikes? Can they be hired as well?
Yes, they can for the short term, e.g. people hire them to go to the temples. Not sure about longer term, but you could probably do a deal with one of the rental places, particularly in the low season.
Wow much cheaper than Phnom Penh I think!!
Definitely, we have found food to be about 25% cheaper in SR.
Transition in Cambodia
1-Vireak Buntham express
2-Larita (Night bus)
3-Giant ibis
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Thank you. We like Mey Hong as well.
Wheelchair friendly?
Unfortunately, not everywhere on this street, but I would say Madam Moch and Try Me would be ok as they have wide entries and no step up from the footpath. The problem arises with all the motor, tuktuks, and cars parked everywhere making access harder.
Hi. Can you tell me where is the best Siem Reap BBQ street food located? Thx
Probably out at the 60 Road market. The stalls go for days.
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Do we really need US dollars or they take local currency in these restaurants?
They except everything
So, going off the menu at 2:35… 10 000 = $2.50, is that American?
Yes, USD 😺
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Dumb question, what about toilets in the area or in the shops, if drinking coffee/beer etc it doesn't take long to go through ones system, hate to be walking 5ks back to accommodation busting.etc etc.
Pretty much all the restaurants and cafes have toilets, so it's no problem!