Monday, July 18, 2011
Come to visit us
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".The New tast
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.Sunday, July 17, 2011
The nice Restaurant with good View
Bopha Phnom Penh Restaurant
This extremely popular restaurant located near the capital's ferry terminal with stunning river views serves Cambodian and Western fare. No dish will set you back more than 7USD. Serving everything from pizza and tacos to couscous on its Western menu, Bopha also dishes up exotic Khmer cuisine, including the Cambodian signature dish of fish amok – a steamed curry served in banana leaves. There is also an impressive vegetarian menu. Bopha Phnom Penh's official address is Sisowath Quay, "next to the Ferry Port" where boats depart for Siem Reap. It is just north of the riverside district.
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