Food court with a more expensive line-up of stalls/restos compared to the usual mall food courts. The plus side is that ever stall serves really good food!
This is not as good in comparison to their Podium branch, probably because they don't have the open-flame grill here. The dishes are too far from what I've tried in Ortigas, so opt for the Carne Asada
Quiet, cozy, free internet, yummy cheesecake. What more can a blogger ask for? 😉
Bright and posh, most stores are on the higher end so if you're tight on cash, just walk across to Market!Market! where they have more affordable items.
The staff is really very accommodating! The service center staff is also very efficient! Just make sure you get a queue number before taking a seat at the repair center!
Small but good enough for a quick bite or reading session. Electric plugs are by the counter and the washroom. Better bring a cord extension.
P79 for a mini-pizza with softdrinks! Sulit meal talaga! But you need to wait for 15 mins before it's ready.
Recharge rooms, pantry on every floor with concessionaires that serve really delicious food, and one of the most polite security staff I've worked with.
Affordable and yummy food just across Angkor Wat! They have a wide selection of dishes and everything's really delicious.
One of my favorite because each head has its own personality. Plus, being situated on a bridge makes it more magical.
Buy tickets at least a day before because the line's really long. Opt for the 3-day pass so you can really go around the whole park. Best time to visit is early morning to catch the sunrise.
Lovely sunset view with the towers creating beautiful shadows and creating amazing silhouettes. Climb via the elephant ride, then walk downhill after.
A lovely hang out place that caters to various crowd -- there's a quiet spot for romantic couples, an area with fish and duck ponds ideal for families with kids, and a portion where there's live music
Buy tickets a day before especially if you plan to catch the sunrise. Get the 3-day pass so you have enough time to check every nook and cranny. Crowds usually gather at the left side area so be wiser
Lots of artsy items! Buy paintings made by cambodian artists as a souvenir. For gifts to families/friends, get them a kowh (usually called harlem or ali baba pants by tourists).
A trendy coffee shop that serves sugar palm cookies that goes well with their coffee. The place is small plus the adjacent souvenir shop seems to be part of tour group iti so it can get really crowded
Must buy as gifts to families and friends --- Angkor Wat-shaped cookies! They also have other souvenir items like sugar palm products, tea, and woven items.
A really nice hotel located within walking distance from some of the Cambodian tourist spots. Remorks (tuk-tuk) are located very near the hotel which gives you a cheaper way to visit the night market.
You still need to fall in line and pay for the visa! The queue gets long but the staff is efficient so you only need to wait for a short time.
This is very big airport, so don't be shy to ask for directions. Otherwise, make sure you follow the travelers traffic and the signs. Free wi-fi, btw!
The line gets long quickly, but I noticed it's because the staff and the manager are really very attentive to the customers.I appreciated their patience in advising me how to make the most of my money
I love their gravy -- the only reason why I buy their fried chicken. But try their quesadillas!!! It's really yummy.
Jog or bike around the garden or have a little picnic on its green grass. There are stores nearby selling bbq, lugaw, pancit canton, fishballs, etc. Just please ensure you pick up your trash after.
On Sundays, vehicles are rerouted to other streets to make more space for joggers and bikers around the Sunken Garden. If you want lesser crowd, opt to jog/bike/hang out at the amphitheater.
Sunday mass is available from morning to evening. Afternoon mass is recommended because there are food stalls outside ! Try the bbq! Definitely one of the best I've tasted.
