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Cuisine Wat Damnak
CAMBODIAN
$$$
(
www.cuisinewatdamnak.com
;
Wat Damnak village; 5/6-course menu US$22/26; dinner)
Set in a tra-
ditional wooden house, this is celeb chef Johannes Rivieres' highly regarded restaurant.
Seasonal set menus change weekly, plus vegetarian options are available with advance no-
tice.
TOP FIVE: GOOD-CAUSE DINING
11am-10pm Mon-Sat; ) Set in a delightful wooden house with a spacious garden, this training
restaurant brings the best of Friends (
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) to Siem Reap. Menu highlights include red tree-ant
fritters and ginger basil meatballs.
US$3-7; 11am-10pm; ) A culinary haven indeed: dine here for the best of East meets West.
The fish fillet with green mango is particularly zesty. Proceeds go towards helping young-adult
orphans make the step from institution to employment. Book ahead.
isticated international cafe with great coffee, homemade cakes, light bites, and free wi-fi and internet
terminals. Offers free computer classes and English classes for Cambodians, and supports good
causes.
10am-5pm Mon-Sat; ) Cupcakes are elevated to an artform at this elegant cafe. Creative coffees,
teas and juices are also available and profits assist Cambodian women in vocational training.
profits go towards supporting NGOs working in Siem Reap Province. The menu includes some home
favourites, an Italian twist and some local Cambodian specials.
Drinking & Nightlife
Siem Reap is now firmly on the nightlife map of Southeast Asia. The Psar Chaa area is a
good hunting ground, and one street is now known as 'Pub St': dive in, crawl out.
Many of the high-end hotels offer two-for-one happy hours.
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