Siem Reap Food and Dining Guide - Restaurants, where to eat, and more

As the town has expanded, so has the eating out experience in Siem Reap. Nowadays restaurants cover everything from local Khmer dishes through Southeast Asian cuisines to upscale and high quality fusion and international food. A few restaurants, mainly expensive, serve interesting food which mixes French gastronomic traditions with Khmer cuisine.

All over town, local people eat out at the many street stalls serving basic, delicious and very cheap dishes. Siem Reap is crammed with restaurants and bars, from local eateries and the food courts at the markets and malls to vegetarian, Indian and other speciality venues.

Many hotels have in-house restaurants catering mainly for tourists and expat residents, serving Chinese, Japanese, Korean and European dishes as well as the usual hotel fare. At the top of the range, both in quality and price, are the upscale restaurants aimed at wealthy foreigners.

French Quarter and Sivatha Road

Hungry visitors will find an amazing choice of cuisines in this popular area. Pub Street and its alleyways are alive with restaurants, cafés and bars serving everything from Khmer food through Vietnamese, German, Italian, Chinese, stylish upscale French and even burgers and pizzas.

Wat Bo area

Restaurants around Wat Bo, on the east bank of the river opposite the French Quarter, provide a choice of cheap, mid-range and more pricey dining opportunities, ranging from Mediterranean cuisine to vegetarian, fusion, Indian, Thai and Khmer.

Angkor Archaeological Park area

The hotels on the Angkor Wat access road and the many restaurants in the immediate vicinity serve a variety of international and visitor-aimed dishes as well as local Khmer cuisine. The quality and variety is good, but prices are higher than in town due to the crowds of captive eaters who invade the area daily.

Old Market area

To the south of the Old French Quarter is the Old Market, with its food court and street stalls serving a huge variety of Khmer dishes at economic prices - perfect for a quick lunch after shopping. In the surrounding area a good selection of restaurants serve everything from fast food to Indian and Khmer specialities. 

Siem Reap restaurants

Dead Fish Tower
Sivatha Road, Siem Reap 
Phone: +855 63 963060
Located on Sivatha Road, Dead Fish Tower is famous across Cambodia for its tasty Thai and Khmer dishes. The restaurant includes a steak house offering a number of Western dishes at reasonable prices. It also has, believe it or not, several crocodiles kept in a pond underneath the decking! 

Maharajah

Street 7, Old Market area, Siem Reap
Phone: +855 63 966221
Considered the best Indian restaurant in Siem Reap, Maharajah is situated in the Old Market area near Pub Street and serves excellent north Indian, Royal Indian and vegetarian curries, all with delicious Indian breads. Prices are reasonable. 

FCC Angkor

Foreign Correspondents' Club Angkor, Pokambor Avenue
Siem Reap
Phone: +855 63 760280 
Located in the Old French Quarter on the banks of the river, the Foreign Correspondents' Club Angkor offers excellent international, fusion and Khmer contemporary dishes, served to patio tables overlooking the river. 

Le Bistro de Siem Reap

Victoria Angkor Resort and Spa, Central Park, Sieam Reap
Phone: +855 63 760428
For fine French cuisine in an elegant setting, Le Bistro de Siem Reap at the Victoria Angkor Resort and Spa is the place to go. Both modern and traditional French fare is featured, along with fine wines, spirits and liqueurs. Le Bistro is considered one of the town's best dining venues. 

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