An all-time favourite in Siem Reap since 2003.
FCC Angkor personifies the French Quarter neighbourhood with its Khmer-centric design elements with plenty of reclaimed wood and hand-pressed, patterned tiles - a nod to its former French colonial roots, ojet d’art and aromatic scents of basil and lemon balm.
An all-time favourite in Siem Reap since 2003.
FCC Angkor personifies the French Quarter neighbourhood with its Khmer-centric design elements with plenty of reclaimed wood and hand-pressed, patterned tiles - a nod to its former French colonial roots, ojet d’art and aromatic scents of basil and lemon balm.
Transporting you to a time and place that only exists in an Angkor fuelled dream, FCC Angkor offers a glimpse of what Siem Reap once was by route of Beef Lok Lak, Crying Tiger and Cambodia's most famous dish, Fish Amok -marinated in coconut milk and kroeung curry paste and steamed in a banana leaf -cooked the way it was meant to be.
A Siem Reap classic, The Mansion strikes an intimate, secluded chord, notwithstanding its high ceilings, French colonial style decor and retro peacock chairs. Try our chilled cocktails or cool down with selections from the international wine menu. Meals are savoured indoors beneath a canopy of cooling fans or outside on the veranda, where past and present merge.
Every neighbourhood has a local gem, and you’d be lucky to call Scribe yours. Take a seat at the copper wrap-around bar or at one of the scattered reclaimed wooden tables. The exceptional verdant scenery, beautiful glassware and exotic cocktails topped with garnishes grown in the garden make this, without a doubt, the classiest bar in Siem Reap.