Sister Srey Cafe
Cafe · Siem Reab ·
Sunny cafe supporting demining, training Cambodians, art gallery
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# 9, Street of Religious Sangkat Old Market Bridge Mongkol Borey, 17253, Cambodia Get directions
៛5–10
Sunny cafe supporting demining, training Cambodians, art gallery
# 9, Street of Religious Sangkat Old Market Bridge Mongkol Borey, 17253, Cambodia Get directions
៛5–10
"Soak up the sunshine at Sister Srey The coffee may not be the best in Siem Reap and the food can be hit and miss. But there are few more relaxed places to hang out than the wooden tables and benches at the front of this sunny cafe opposite the riverside. Owned by two Melbourne sisters who do a lot of charitable work, it's a good spot to meet expats and there's a noticeboard promoting volunteer opportunities and other ways to give back."
"This cheery café hires Khmer students and offers hands-on training in hospitality, English, personal development, banking, and health and hygiene, while directing a portion of its profits toward clearing land mines." - Billie Cohen
"Located on Pokambor Avenue in the city centre with soothing views of the Siem Reap River and directly opposite the maze-like Old Market (Psar Chas), this long-established eatery (opened 2012) is a tourist favourite and social enterprise. Attractive plating and friendly service complement a menu of Western and Australian-style breakfasts, hearty carnivorous and vegan options, fresh juices, smoothies and excellent coffee, keeping it busy year-round. A portion of profits is donated to APOPO, the landmine-clearance organisation that uses trained rats near Angkor Archaeological Park, and the business focuses on empowering disadvantaged young people by training staff in hospitality, English, personal development, health, hygiene and banking so they can better support their families. Bright, jokey signage lifts the mood, and book sellers are often outside trying to earn a small income despite disabilities caused by landmines." - SilverKris
"An airy, Instagram-friendly café and social enterprise launched in 2012 that prioritizes employment for young Khmer students who juggle study and family support. Beyond serving coffee and food, the café is active in community initiatives—such as lunch donations and support for small local businesses and farmers—and emphasizes environmental sustainability practices like reusing, reducing and recycling." - Tara FT Sering
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