Siem Reap restaurants appeal to just about any traveller, offering authentic Khmer delicacies and well-executed international cuisine at affordable prices. Siem Reap's dining scene has undergone tremendous growth throughout the years. Expat-owned restaurants are set within Pub Street, where you can enjoy French, American, Italian, Japanese and Thai dishes as well as imported wines, beers, and tropical cocktails until late.
Of course, no trip to Siem Reap is complete without sampling authentic delicacies such as lok-lak (stir-fried beef), fish amok, and insect-based dishes (for the adventurous diners), which you can find at local markets, roadside vendors, and upmarket Khmer restaurants within the town centre. Here’s our guide on where and what to eat in Siem Reap.
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18 Best Restaurants in Siem Reap
The best restaurants in Siem Reap appeal to travellers with their high-quality dishes, extensive drink lists, warm hospitality, stylish settings, and central locations walkable from most hotels in town. As the gateway to Angkor Wat, Siem Reap’s dining scene has...
The best Siem Reap dishes can be enjoyed everywhere in the quaint town, from dingy roadside stalls and traditional markets to luxury hotels and high-end Khmer restaurants. Due to its close proximity to Tonle Sap Lake, freshwater fish is a...
The best local restaurants in Siem Reap are the ones which give you a real taste of Cambodia through the underappreciated Khmer cuisine. With elements from neighbouring Vietnam and Thailand, colonial influences from France and many unique traditional dishes, the...
3 Great Apsaras Dance and Dinner Shows in Siem Reap
Apsaras Dance – sometimes written as Apsara Dance – is a classical Khmer performance art inspired by the water and cloud spirit of Hindu and Buddhist mythology. The Apsaras are a common feature of bas-reliefs on the walls of the...
18 Best Restaurants in Siem Reap
10 Best Siem Reap Dishes
7 Best Local Restaurants in Siem Reap
3 Great Apsaras Dance and Dinner Shows in Siem Reap
