Where to eat
Find out all about food in Phnom Penh, with information about cafe’s & restaurants in Phnom Penh and what you would expect to pay. If you have eaten somewhere great or visited a fabulous restaurant in Phnom Penh, share your experience with us.
Friends The Restaurant
Tapas from $5-$8RiversideTapas for a good causeFriends The Restaurant
Friends The Restaurant is a social business run by the NGO Friends International. The NGO aims to improve the futures of former street children by providing vocational training. At Friends training restaurant, the staff are trained in every aspect of running a restaurant, from cooking to serving to management. Choose from a mouthwatering array of tapas-style dishes infused with Khmer and international flavours. Rest assured that all profits from the restaurant are invested in the students who train here
Address
#215, Street 13 (next to the National Museum)
Jars of Clay Café
$4-$6Russian MarketServing delicious treats and empowering womenJars of Clay Café
Another social enterprise, Jars of Clay offers training and employment to vulnerable young women who have been rescued from trafficking and prostitution. The café is solely owned and run by Cambodian staff who are also shareholders in the business. Jars of Clay serves a range of tempting all-day breakfasts, home-made cakes and hearty all-day lunches, with Western favourites as well as authentic Khmer dishes.
Address
#39B, Street 155
ARTillery
$5-7Near Wat BotumNutritious and delicious veggie and paleo foodARTillery
Artillery Cafe serves a range of wholesome meals including vegetarian, vegan, raw and paleo dishes as well as delicious juices and smoothies. A great place to eat in Phnom Penh for healthy food fans to dose up on superfoods. Many of the dishes can be made meat-free or have meat added according to taste. Check out the noodle-free Pad Thai! Artillery strives to use organic, local food and do business in an environmentally friendly way.
Address
Alley of street 240 and street 244
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