Review
If you’ve already travelled to Phnom Penh by the time you get to Siem Reap, there’s a fair chance you’ll have sampled Romdeng or Friends restaurants. You may have tried both.
Marum is from the same family. It’s a training restaurant supporting disadvantaged young people .
Marum serves a mixed menu of vegetarian, seafood and meat tapas dishes that are drawn from the flavours of Khmer cuisine. The kitchen's open so you can poke your head in for a look.
The garden setting is pleasant - you can hang out, relax and read. Staff are enthusiastic - but they’re in training so English skills may vary.
I had a pleasant lunch at Marum on the way back from a morning at the temples.
Disclosure
Rusty Compass reviews are always independent. We list places because we think they're worth knowing about. We paid our way in full at Marum. We did not seek or receive any inducement, financial or otherwise, to publish this listing and review.
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