Les meilleurs restaurants, cafés et bars à Siem Reap. Cuisine khmère, internationale, végétarienne — guide complet pour les visiteurs au Cambodge.
Siem Reap is a city where you eat exceptionally well for very little money. A plate of Fish Amok — Cambodia's signature fish curry fragrant with lemongrass and coconut milk — costs under 4 USD at local restaurants in the Svay Dangkum neighbourhood. Lok Lak (stir-fried beef with Kampot pepper, rice and a fried egg) also stays well under 3 USD. For those who want to venture beyond Khmer cuisine, Siem Reap offers a surprisingly vibrant international food scene: Italian-run pizzerias, French restaurants with imported Saint-Nectaire, Japanese, Indian, Mexican and Korean tables sit alongside the must-visit spots of Pub Street. Specialty cafés highlighting Cambodian coffee (particularly the Cardamom Mountains Robusta) are multiplying and draw weekend crowds for brunch. On Sunday mornings, several city-centre terraces become rallying points for affordable Western-style brunch. In the evenings, rooftop bars with views of the illuminated temples deliver a unique experience. Our directory lists addresses with opening hours, price ranges, specialities and reviews verified by regulars.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I eat authentic Khmer food in Siem Reap?
For an authentic experience, head to local restaurants around the central market or in the alleyways of Svay Dangkum. Fish Amok (coconut fish curry) and Lok Lak (stir-fried beef) are must-tries under 5 USD.
Which restaurants are open on Sundays in Siem Reap?
Most restaurants in Siem Reap are open 7 days a week. Sunday mornings see popular brunches at city-centre cafés. Our directory shows opening hours for each establishment.
Are there vegetarian restaurants in Siem Reap?
Yes, Siem Reap has several fully vegetarian or vegan restaurants, especially around the Pub Street area. Khmer cuisine naturally features many vegetable and tofu dishes that are easily adapted.
What is the average budget for a meal in Siem Reap?
Expect to pay 1–3 USD at local food stalls, 5–12 USD at a quality Khmer restaurant, and 15–40 USD at a fine-dining establishment. Tourist restaurants on Pub Street fall in the middle range.
Is the tap water safe to drink in Siem Reap?
No, tap water is not drinkable. Buy bottled water (0.25–0.50 USD) or use a filter. All restaurants serve filtered or bottled water. Ice cubes at recognised establishments are generally safe.
Are there riverside or waterfront restaurants in Siem Reap?
Siem Reap has no sea, but several restaurants are set along the Siem Reap River or offer verdant terrace views. Some eco-resorts near the Tonlé Sap lake offer a unique waterside experience.
What are the most popular bars in Siem Reap?
Pub Street and the surrounding lanes hold most of the bars. Angkor What?, Miss Wong and the Raffles Elephant Bar are classics. For a more local atmosphere, explore the sky bars with city views.
Are there French or European restaurants in Siem Reap?
Yes, several French, Italian and Mediterranean restaurants have established themselves in Siem Reap. Quality is generally good and prices remain lower than in Europe, even accounting for imported ingredient surcharges.
Are there Khmer cooking classes in Siem Reap?
Yes, several restaurants and cultural centres offer Khmer cooking classes (market visit + cooking) for 25–50 USD. These classes usually include a trip to the local market to select fresh ingredients.
Is street food safe in Siem Reap?
Cambodian street food is generally safe if you choose busy stalls where food is cooked at high temperatures. Grilled skewers, soups and stir-fries are safer than raw vegetables. Trust busy stalls with visible turnover.
Do restaurants in Siem Reap accept credit cards?
Tourist restaurants and medium-sized establishments generally accept cards. For small local restaurants and street food, bring cash in US dollars or riel.
Are there restaurants with traditional Khmer dance performances in Siem Reap?
Yes, several restaurants offer evenings with live Apsara dance performances. The Apsara dinner show is a popular tourist experience. Tickets typically range from 25–50 USD including buffet.
How do I avoid food poisoning in Siem Reap?
Eat at clean, busy places; avoid unwashed raw vegetables, undercooked seafood and ice cream from dubious stalls. Traveller's diarrhoea affects 20–30% of visitors — pack rehydration salts and consult a pharmacist for antibiotics.
Are there food halls or covered markets to eat in Siem Reap?
Phsar Kandal (Central Market) has many cheap local food stalls. The Siem Reap Centre Mall food court is a clean, air-conditioned option well suited to families.
Do restaurants in Siem Reap close early?
Most restaurants close between 9 pm and 11 pm. Pub Street bars stay open until 2–3 am. Outside the city centre, local restaurants tend to close earlier, around 8–9 pm.