Siem Reap halal food

Holiday In Angkor Wat Home Restaurants in Siem Reap Serving Halal Food If you’re looking for halal food restaurants in Siem Reap, you need not worry because there are several of them here. Most of them are Indian food, but there are also Malaysian and Cambodian restaurants. All of these restaurants (except the vegetarian one) bears the halal sign at the front of their restaurants, and on their ads also. Malaysian D’Wau Restaurant, in Wat Bo area, near Soria Moria hotel. If you are Malaysian, this restaurant lets you enjoy Malaysian food away from home. They have chicken satay, nasi lemak, and ..., hm, do you need more reason to go here? No, I didn’t think so. Plus, this is the only Malaysian restaurant in town.

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Maharajah Royal Indian Cuisine Halal

The beaches near Sihanoukville where this Indian favorite is located are regarded as some of the best in the region. Prices here are perfect for the budget traveler, with nothing over 4USD, including the seafood dishes, and set menus ranging up to 6.50USD. The management prepares its own Indian spices to add extra authenticity and all the usual favorites are here – keema, biryani, curries, Indian breads, sweets and salads. The vegetarian menu is extensive. Maharajah is located in the heart of the Sihanoukville backpacker district on Victory Hill. Call +855 15 96 62 21 for bookings. The family also have a location in Siem Reap between the Old Market and Pub Street.

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Rabbit Restaurant

A relatively new addition to the Halal scene in Siem Reap, this little restaurant on the river specializes in Halal Chinese. Its Halal sign in the window caught the attention of Halal business guide Zabinhah, which rates it cheap and cheerful. With no website and no email address, Rabbit's official street address is just "the riverfront near the Old Market".

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D'Wau Malaysia Kitchen

After a hard day touring the ancient temples of Angkor Wat, D'Wau restaurant in Siem Reap is a welcome and highly recommended Halal home away from home. It has earned the approval of the Cambodian Muslim Development Foundation, and although it bills itself as Malaysian, it also offers Western, Chinese, Khmer and Thai selections. It goes the extra mile for its clients, even offering a designated prayer room. With dishes ranging from Tom Yam to hamburgers, fries and Halal hot dogs to fresh steamed fish dishes, this is an excellent option for both families with children and business lunches. Vegetarians will also leave satisfied. A'la carte dishes are around 4USD, with set menus beginning at 5USD and a buffet available. D'Wau is located at Number 0246 Wat Bo Village in a popular tourist area.