Marum Restaurant
| #8A,B Phum Slokram, Krong Siem Reap |
5 oranları
9.20/10.00 |
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+855 17 363 284 |
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jared goldman (03.11.2017 10:55)
Good food, but for the price and the portion size it just doesn't work.. You would need to eat two mains to be full and the price is just a bit to much for this region. Better to go to peace Cafe.
Good food, but for the price and the portion size it just doesn't work.. You would need to eat two mains to be full and the price is just a bit to much for this region. Better to go to peace Cafe.
Brian C. Smith (27.10.2017 03:43)
A must stop for a meal, or more. The program supported by this restaurant is outstanding and something that I am proud to support through patronage and purchasing items in the store on the ground floor. I purchased the special edition The Best of Friends The Restaurant cookbook to try some of the recipes at home with my family.
A must stop for a meal, or more. The program supported by this restaurant is outstanding and something that I am proud to support through patronage and purchasing items in the store on the ground floor. I purchased the special edition The Best of Friends The Restaurant cookbook to try some of the recipes at home with my family.
Kendra Bartlett (23.10.2017 18:23)
This place is so good - we went back 3/4 of the days we were in PP. The initiative of teaching locals to serve/cook is amazing. Staff is super nice and friendly and the food is awesome. It is a bit more pricey than other local options and the portions are on the small side but we loved it. Happy hour specials are 50% off cocktails/beer/wine. Small shop with locally made goodies as well. Couldn't say anything bad about this place! There's also a lovely resident cat who's a sweetheart.
This place is so good - we went back 3/4 of the days we were in PP. The initiative of teaching locals to serve/cook is amazing. Staff is super nice and friendly and the food is awesome. It is a bit more pricey than other local options and the portions are on the small side but we loved it. Happy hour specials are 50% off cocktails/beer/wine. Small shop with locally made goodies as well. Couldn't say anything bad about this place! There's also a lovely resident cat who's a sweetheart.
Alexis Wengraf (14.10.2017 17:05)
Absolutely fantastic. Favourite restaurant I have been to in Siem Reap. Very nice garden to dinner in. The food is sooo tasty. Sea bass was great. Red fire ants with beef wonderful, get some rice on the side. Hummus was a tasty delight. The restaurant teaches young students how to cook and become waiters, such a fantastic initiative.
Absolutely fantastic. Favourite restaurant I have been to in Siem Reap. Very nice garden to dinner in. The food is sooo tasty. Sea bass was great. Red fire ants with beef wonderful, get some rice on the side. Hummus was a tasty delight. The restaurant teaches young students how to cook and become waiters, such a fantastic initiative.
Logan Leavitt (23.08.2017 16:33)
We found this little restaurant by a happy accident because it was close to our hotel and we were hungry after flying in. But it was just our kind of place. The courtyard in front was cozy and had just the right spacing with a lounge area for groups, as well as good lighting and ambience. They even kept little trays for incense under the tables to keep mosquitos away. The dishes are reasonably priced and not oversized so that you can share with a friend and try several different things for some variety. The food was pretty phenomenal, bursting with flavor and creative combinations. The fact that the restaurant doubles as a vocational training school for disaffected youth was simply the very delicious cherry on top. I'm pretty sure we spent even more at the small shop with local goods than our meal. Big fan all around. This will be our go-to place to eat while we are here. Excellent food and a worthy cause.
We found this little restaurant by a happy accident because it was close to our hotel and we were hungry after flying in. But it was just our kind of place. The courtyard in front was cozy and had just the right spacing with a lounge area for groups, as well as good lighting and ambience. They even kept little trays for incense under the tables to keep mosquitos away. The dishes are reasonably priced and not oversized so that you can share with a friend and try several different things for some variety. The food was pretty phenomenal, bursting with flavor and creative combinations. The fact that the restaurant doubles as a vocational training school for disaffected youth was simply the very delicious cherry on top. I'm pretty sure we spent even more at the small shop with local goods than our meal. Big fan all around. This will be our go-to place to eat while we are here. Excellent food and a worthy cause.
