Sister Srey Cafe, Siem Reap - review by Rusty Compass
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Sister Srey Cafe, Siem Reap

| 13 Dec 2017
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Sister Srey Cafe, Siem Reap
200 Pokambor St Siem Reap - riverside - close by old market
Open for breakfast and lunch till 6pm. Closed Mondays.

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13 Dec 2017

Sister Srey's a lively little traveller cafe in an airy shophouse on the Siem Reap riverfront.

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Owned by two young Australians, one a barista, Sister Srey's improving the town's coffee offerings while supporting young Khmer students with training and other assistance.

Srey means "sister" in Khmer. Pop by for breakfast, lunch and of course, coffee. With good healthy food, juices, coffee and a good vibe, in a handsome colonial era space, Sister Srey may be the most popular cafe in town.

From memory it was the first serious espresso cafe in town when it opened back in 2013. The scene has blossomed since then but Sister Srey's holding its own.


Sister Srey is part of Cambodia's Refill not Landfill programme to reduce plastic waste. You can refill your water container and purchase them too. Curiously, they still sell water in plastic containers.

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