Riverside

Siem Reap, Cambodia

Main tourist and dining area along Siem Reap River

Places in Riverside

Malis Restaurant Riverside setting with sleek interior showcasing rich Khmer flavours; includes Apsara dance performances
Sokkhak River Lounge Khmer / international · $ · Old French Quarter A stylish riverside room near the Old French Quarter, blending modern and traditional: a café below, a wine bar mid-floor and a rooftop cocktail bar over the river and golden pagodas. What to order: Khmer plates, Rooftop cocktails Reservation: Recommended
Café Coffee Roastery Specialty coffee roastery with Cambodian single-origin beans and pastries
The Yellow Sub Popular bar with international and local drinks, casual atmosphere

Best time to visit: November-February for cool, dry weather
Getting around: Tuk-tuks primary transport; motorbikes for hire; taxis available; compact town centre
Currency: US Dollar is the primary currency (riel for small change). ATMs everywhere. Cash preferred.
Language: Khmer. English widely spoken in tourism areas. French by some older generation.
Timezone: Indochina Time (ICT), UTC+7
Current trends: Contemporary Khmer cuisine reinterpretation; New Mekong Cuisine concept; sustainable sourcing; local ingredient celebration; chef-driven small restaurants

Old Market Area — The heart of tourist Siem Reap—Old Market, Pub Street, The Lane cocktail bars, and most restaurants.
Wat Bo Area — Residential area east of the river with excellent boutique hotels, fewer tourists, and authentic neighborhood atmosphere.
Charles de Gaulle Boulevard — The main road to the temples lined with luxury hotels, restaurants, and the National Museum.
Angkor — Temple complex area with resort dining