Battambang Restaurants

Where and What to Eat in Battambang

Battambang is regarded by many visitors as the best place in the country to see and enjoy the traditional rural Cambodian way of life.

People are friendly and the town seems less commercial than other Cambodian cities. As a result, the choice of restaurants is rather limited. But what there is, is interesting.

Bus Stop Guesthouse

Opened in July 2007 and extended and fully renovated in June 2008, the Bus Stop has Wi-Fi Internet, serves a real English breakfast and offers great value pub snacks, such as jumbo hotdog with cheese and bacon, pepperoni roll, and hot chips with gravy, until late at night.

Address: 149 2nd Rd, next door to The White Rose.
Tel: +855 (0)53 730 544

Smokin’ Pot

A popular place among travelers, Smokin’ Pot serves up authentic Khmer and Thai food. They also run half-day Cambodian cooking courses.

Address: 298 Group 8, 20 Ousephea Village, Syaypor Commune.
Tel: +855 (0) 12 657 125.

Sunrise Coffeehouse

Sunrise has a variety of pastries, pizzas, pies and cookies, and serves Western breakfasts and a good selection of coffees and teas.

Address: 630, Group 24, 20 Usaphea Village, Svay Pour, West of Psah Naht, past the Royal Hotel.

White Rose

White Rose is an favourite with local residents and expats. The place is not big – it’s just a small corner shop – but the menu is full of good Khmer and Thai food at very reasonable prices.

Address: 102E8, 20 Usaphea Village, Group 8, Svay Por Commune.
Tel: +855 (0) 53 952 862.

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