Showing posts with label D'Wau Restaurant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label D'Wau Restaurant. Show all posts

Wednesday, 11 December 2013

Lunch @ D'Wau Restaurant, Siam Reap

Our next visit to this restaurant was a moment before we left to the airport. We were really starving after almost a day touring Angkor Wat and some bitter experience at Tonle Sap Lake. But tummy still need to be fulfilled. 

Since, the first meal we had here were kinda so-so, so we decided to opt for light meal. Just a fried rice. Some pic taken below:

I ordered Soda Gembira aka Air Bandung with Soda water (Syrup + condensed milk+ soda water + ice)


5 stars. A cool drink during the hottest day in my life


Chicken fried rice.

Immediately after meal, i had a panadol. getting sick already. Cant wait to leave this place at that time. 

Dinner @ D'Wau Restaurant, Siam Reap

There were plenty of halal restaurant in Cambodia and some are operated by our Malaysian fellow. 
This is the famous D'Wau restaurant, operated at both Siam Reap and Phnom Penh. Apparently, the one in Siam Reap was relocated from the old location which near the hotel to a new business /shoplot area.

Very challenging for us to find this restaurant. We make a phone call to their HO at Phnom Penh and this has cost us high telephone bill. At the end, we managed to relocate the restaurant. 

Generally, you need to drive or ask the tuk tuk to drive you along the main road ahead to the airport direction. Keep to the left but look at right side for a sign of Ford showroom shop. Right after that, ready to turn left to the row of shoplot/ business area which located almost opposite to the Ford showroom. 

Enter the business area via the main entrance/gate and then drive straight until the end of the row. The restaurant is at the end of the row.





Address: Angkor Shoppong Arcade
#E09 National Road No 6
Siam Reap, Cambodia

(you might want to email or fb them to confirm on the location before heading to Cambodia)


picture taken from the restaurant



The menu



We ordered Cambodian Nasi Lock Lack. As recommended by other blogger.


Price shown in Riel but they accept USD too.




The coffee



Nasi Lock Lak served with red fried rice + red beef, salad, egg, blackpepper and lime


The beef was quite hard. Rice was just so-so. We finished our food because we were really hungry. The taste cant match our local taste in Malaysia. 

Price: Ok
Tastewise: Average
Location: Quite inconvenient to find
Service: Friendly and helpful, can speak Malay and got free wifi
Cleanliness: Very clean.