YK Art House

I love their place although we are not able to chill outside due to the sudden rain. They have a lot of menu from snacks to non-alcoholic beverage to alcoholic beverage. I bet this would be a good location for chilling if it did not rain that day. Hopefully, they will open the windows inside the house area since it’s too humid and the e-fan did not even stand a chance to cool the area. They also provide toys for babies while you chill lol 1. Five cheese 3/5 - Tastes okay for us, but the matured cheese overpower the other cheese and the dipping sauce tastes bland. 2. Chocolate banana fritters 5/5 - We loved this so much! We loved the dipping sauce—cinnamon and mango. It compliments the chocolate and banana. 3. Khmer vanilla latte with arabica beans 2/5 - We didn’t like it. It tastes like watered down coffee even though we changed it to arabica beans. 4. Passion fruit juice 3/5 - Persona

- Food and Drinks: I had their cocktail, and it was nice. For food, they are specialized in spring rolls and fried spring rolls. The taste are westernised though, so you cannot expect it to taste like local's spring rolls. - Hygiene: Clean. - Service: Good. - Price: hmmm ok but kinda on the high side. - Atmosphere: suitable for a date, small group of friends meet up, informal business/work meeting. - location: located in a small alleyway. No parking spot.

The food here was DELICIOUS!! One of my favourite places I ate in Phnom Penh, so much so that I had to come back twice as the burrata spring roll was on my mind for a while. The food was gorgeous - so fresh and tasted amazing. The service was wonderful as the staff were attentive and seemed so happy. I loved how much they smiled! Came for lunch and dinner on two separate days. On one I had a cocktail - like Cambodian drinks, it was heavy on the alcohol but tasted great. Can’t remember the name but it was a spicy mango drink. Definitely recommend if you like a bit of heat!

! Coffee and Matcha - need improvement ! Delicious food and a great atmosphere. Breakfast here is amazing, and the dishes are simply outstanding — no strings attached. Highly recommended. Avo toast is much better then other places in Cambodia where I've tried it. Spring rolls are also a refresher compared to Asian average. However, the coffee and matcha need substantial improvement. Their taste is noticeably below average, which stands out even more considering that Phnom Penh has become a rapidly growing hub and destination for coffee and matcha in Southeast Asia, where the average quality of those is quite high.

This is a relaxing place and a good escape from the hustle and bustle. I came here during the day. It's a peaceful place surrounded by nature, with butterflies circling around, giving a feeling of peace and simply comfort. The food prices are a bit high, but the restaurant provides excellent service. All staff are very welcoming. This place is concerned about privacy, to avoid making loud noises or smoking disturbing others, which is very good. I was impressed. Thank you ♡

Bassac Street is famous for its great food and drink options: Restaurants with local and international food. Secret bars with special cocktails. Street food with tasty Cambodian dishes. A 4K walk through one of Phnom Penh's red light districts along Street 136, Street 130 and Street 118. Phnom Penh is the capital city of Cambodia and I believe this is the biggest red light nightlife district in the area full of bars, hostess bars, massage parlous, restaurants etc

A great place for a night out in Phnom Penh. It has many bars and small clubs with a lively atmosphere. You’ll find a lot of foreigners and tourists here, making it a fun and social place to hang out, have some drinks, and enjoy the nightlife. A good spot to visit if you want to experience Phnom Penh’s evening scene.

A group of narrow streets filled with a lively and colorful ambiance. Many hidden bars, eateries, and music venues enhance the atmosphere. The best time to visit is in the evening or late evening to enjoy some beers and food. Perfect place to visit.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Bassac Lane, Phnom Penh – A Different Side of the City Bassac Lane is widely known as one of the most vibrant nightlife areas in Phnom Penh, located just off Street 308 in the Tonle Bassac district. What makes it special is not just the concentration of cocktail bars and small venues, but the atmosphere - compact, energetic, and full of character. This visit captured a completely different side of it. The lane feels unusually open, calm, and almost cinematic, with colorful decorations moving in the wind and space to actually take in the details of the place. It’s a rare moment where you can see the design, layout, and personality of each venue without the usual crowds. Under normal conditions, this area transforms into a lively social hub in the evening, attracting a mix of locals, expats, and visitors looking for quality drinks and a more refined alternative to larger nightli

Bassac Lane is one of Phnom Penh’s most vibrant nightlife spots, offering a cozy mix of trendy bars, live music, and a relaxed social atmosphere. Tucked away in a charming alley, it has a unique blend of modern style and local character, making it a great place to unwind with friends or explore the city’s evening scene. The drinks are varied, the ambiance is lively yet intimate, and the overall vibe feels welcoming and energetic. Whether you're looking for craft cocktails or a casual night out, Bassac Lane is definitely worth a visit.

AEON Mall Phnom Penh is a large and well-rounded shopping mall with a good mix of retail, entertainment and dining. One of the highlights for me is definitely the food selection - there are lots of choices, from Cambodian and other Asian dishes to Japanese food, snacks, desserts and international options

This is the type of mall you see in California. Spacious, clean, modern, well lit and temperature controlled. Very similar mix of high-end,luxury brands and other local and international brands. The one difference is California you might see a food court with a bunch of small restaurant counters but here there’s a floor with a collection of legit restaurants, that’s so much nicer. Great spot to escape the heat and get a quick bite and dessert while you’re at it, even if you’re not into shopping.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ One of the best shopping malls in Phnom Penh. The mall is clean, modern, and well organized. There are many international brands, restaurants, and a big supermarket. It’s a great place to shop, eat, and relax with friends or family. The design inside the mall is beautiful and the atmosphere is comfortable. Definitely one of the must-visit places in the city.

I really enjoyed my visit to this Japanese mall! 🤩 There’s such a great variety of things to do and so many delicious food options to try. It’s a fantastic place to spend some time. 🍜🛍️

Typical of AEON Malls, this one is also long and spacious. A supermarket, bakery, and food court is at one end on the ground floor. There are many fashion and lifestyle shops as well. Though not a tourist site, if you have several hours to spare and would like to get a glimpse of how the locals spend their time, especially during the weekend, this place may be worth-considering ...

I had a wonderful birthday celebration at 306 Wagyu Steakhouse! The meat was very fresh and high quality, and the medium-rare steak was cooked perfectly. , and the drinks were just perfect. The service was excellent, and the staff made us feel very welcome. Thank you for making my birthday so special. Highly recommended , I'll definitely be back! ❤️🎂🥩🍷

Let me start by saying the product quality is good 👍🏼. Went searching for Wagu and went here based on walking distance for me and reviews. Confused at the start, as it operates under 3 different names, Dubia something, 306 and 360 Bakery, oh plus it's a sushi restaurant - lacking an identity. Staff were excellent, very calm and friendly, but I was watched for every bite I took. The steak was served (a wagu) with a Bowie knife. It was cooked to perfection and the peppercorn sauce was nice. No side. Beautiful images of sourdough on the wall, but no bread was offered. I was left wanting, expecting something more. At the end, it's the only establishment in Cambodia that would not take my digital visa. I left hungry and found another place to satisfy my appetite, and my Visa worked there. For the $100US paid, I am sorry but I must be honest that is very overpriced. For $90 I had a bottle

The Burger is so good.It came with 3 mini burgers and french fries. The taste was very tasty and juicy. I loved that.

• The Experience: An intimate, high-end boutique setting where the focus is entirely on the quality of the cut. • The Meat: As the name suggests, they specialize in premium Wagyu (often MB6+ and above). They are famous for their on-site dry-aging facility. • Highlight: The Kampot Pepper Sauce—it’s a local luxury touch that elevates the rich Wagyu fat perfectly. • Best For: Serious steak connoisseurs who want a quiet, focused dining experience.

The food is really outstanding! Every meal we had was full of flavor and cooked to perfection. I really suggest the [T-bone Angus] and [Wagyu & Lamb Chop Pair]."

Pro: it's a more central mall, closer to markets and Riverside. Popular with students. Inexpensive tickets. Con: older theater. Smaller screens. Older seating, not as comfy. Issues: ask for less ice and they fill it halfway. They advertise 32oz drinks but only have 22oz. Charge you for 32 oz. They don't say anything and most people don't notice. Snacks are expensive for their sizes. I would only recommend if you want cheap tickets.

I went there twice to watch two different movies and at both times had good experiences with the cinema. Purchasing the ticket online via the app is easy. The access to the cinema and to the various halls are also easy. The seats are comfortable with sufficient leg room. The only thing that I have to hear with are those who were there supposedly watching the movie but instead chatting with their partners, or more like story telling all the way... Inconsiderate lot!!

Booked tickets for 5 ppl to a 3D movie, then had to purchase 3D glasses for an additional 50c each person - this should have been included in the price. No reason to do things this way - the ticket could have shown a higher price on account of it being 3D from the start, instead of the unwelcome surprise of being told we had to buy glasses at an additional cost when we arrived. We were then asked for our glasses back upon exiting, but when we said something we were told we can keep them. The 3D glasses themselves were not working for 3 ppl in our party. Despite being wrapped in plastic when we received them, they were covered in dirty finger marks which made them not work. The popcorn was ridiculously small and overpriced. The seats are old cinema style, where they pop up when not being used and are quite narrow. Not the comfort experience we were expecting. We will not use this cinema a

Best around the corner. Awesome experience i had their. When i booked the vip tickets they gave me very nice coffee and snacks free of charge. They had an executive waiting lounge and it was awesome. The movie experience was nice. They had 4k screens and 3d and all that gives us a nice movie experience. I had a wonderful experience at Major Ceneplex. Thanks to the management. Very service minded and polite staff.

Very good place for shopping: All kinds of brands outlets and other casual brands shopping, good and fun!

The staff were friendly, welcoming, and able to communicate well in English. They made us feel comfortable from the moment we arrived. I also loved the interior—it has a beautiful aesthetic and a relaxing atmosphere that's perfect for spending time with friends or working. The only downside for me was the food and coffee. While they were decent, they didn't have the flavor or uniqueness I expected for the price. I was hoping for something a bit more memorable. Overall, I would still recommend this café if you're looking for a cozy place with a great ambiance and excellent service. If atmosphere is your priority, it's definitely worth a visit.

Moma is one of the most popular bakeries in town, well known for its brunch menu and wide selection of pastries. After trying their products, I can definitely say they live up to their reputation. Although the prices are on the higher side, the quality, taste, and portion sizes justify the cost. Everything feels well made, using quality ingredients, so the value matches the price. Even though I haven't visited the bakery in person and only ordered online, I was impressed by their customer service. The staff responded quickly, answered my questions in detail, and made the ordering process smooth and pleasant. The egg tart series was the highlight for me. The crust was flaky, the filling was rich and creamy, and it wasn't overly sweet. I also really enjoyed the Dubai Chewy—it had a great texture and was full of flavor. Overall, Moma is a bakery that's worth the hype. Whether you're loo

Excellent bakery with a very good cafe attached to it. The review is mainly about the savory food but don’t miss out on the croissants and various pastries on offer. Though I would avoid, unless you have a very sweet tooth, their Dubai chocolate items as they are VERY sweet. The cafe upstairs is very well appointed and clean, with strong AC which is much appreciated in this town. Service is friendly but unremarkable. The food are generally high quality and good value, and I highly recommend the full English breakfast which is arguably the best in Phnom Penh. It’s missing black pudding but other than that, it’s very on point. The beef lok lak is a limited item but you should try it if they offer it. Very succulent Australian tenderloin and comes with freshly fried crisps which soak up the pepper sauce quite nicely. All in all a great place for brunch or just a quick pick me up.

The BEST blueberry pancakes I’ve had in Cambodia. I thought another restaurant was good but this blows them away. The pancakes are fluffy and actually has a great texture. I have had their blueberry pancakes two days in a row because it’s that good. Judge for yourself and I will try their other items on their menu.

I love the atmosphere it’s cozy and cold for this hot weather. The food was great i love their food. Although i still can’t manage to eat the sausage in the english brekkie its just tasted dry and sour. But everything else was perfect i love their drinks and pastries as well 💕

I SUGGEST TO WALK AND PLAY HERE Was really fun seeing people having fun with their family and friends.and there was no problem at all at the park and also meeting and chitchatting either new people.

Neat to see! It’s right next to the independence monument so you’re able to see both of them at once. It’s carved nicely and very walkable.

Dedicated to Sihanouk's achievement in liberating the country on November 9, 1953 from French colonialism Better visit in the afternoon, to avoid extreme hot and get nice pic.

The Norodom Sihanouk Memorial, also known as the statue of His Majesty Preah Bat Samdech Preah Norodom Sihanouk, is a prominent landmark in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, commemorating the late "King Father" of the nation. The bronze statue stands 4.5 meters (15 feet) tall and is housed under a traditional Khmer-style stupa reaching 27 meters (89 feet) in height. Unlike many royal monuments, it depicts the late King Father in a modern business suit rather than traditional royal regalia.

The King Norodom Sihanouk Statue is a well-known landmark in central Phnom Penh, located near the Independence Monument. Built in 2013, it honors Norodom Sihanouk, who passed away in 2012. The statue stands 4.5 meters tall beneath a striking 27-meter Khmer-style shrine, making it easy to spot—even if it’s a bit tricky to reach because of the busy roads around it. It should be visited also at night, when it's lit up.

Situated right in the heart of Phnom Penh, the **Cambodia-Vietnam Friendship Monument** and its surrounding park area stand out as an idyllic sanctuary for both locals and travelers, especially after sunset. This location is widely considered the absolute ideal spot for an evening stroll in the capital. As night falls, the entire monument lights up beautifully, and the expansive square transforms into a lively yet peaceful gathering place. It is a wonderful place for walking, jogging, or simply sitting down to catch the cool, refreshing breeze blowing from the nearby riverfront. What makes this area truly special is that it serves as one of the exceptionally rare green spaces in the bustling, densely built concrete jungle of Phnom Penh. The lush lawns and open air offer a much-needed breath of fresh air and a sense of tranquility that is hard to find elsewhere in the city. If you want to

Iconic tower the symbols freedom from the French. It sits very high, and makes for great photos. I went early am and it wasn’t crowded at all, empty photos! The whole thing is carved very well, and right in town.

The Independence Monument (Vimean Ekareach) is an iconic 20-meter tall reddish-brown sandstone tower located in the heart of Phnom Penh. Built in 1958, it commemorates Cambodia's independence from French colonial rule in 1953 and honors the country's fallen heroes. The tower is shaped like a blooming lotus bud, a symbol of purity and awakening in Khmer culture. Coolest roundabout I’ve seen.

It's a beautiful monument bathed in golden-colored light at night. There is a large city hall where visitors can have a full 360 degree view of the traffic, business shop houses, and skyscrapers. If you have evening time to kill and would like an outdoor atmosphere, this place is not bad.

I’m here Phonm Phen, Cambodia today, 28 March 2026. History is rolling and its prosperous seasons will come again. Empire will be forever and coming soon.