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Comments on: Day 4: Lazing about in Siem Reap https://justwandering.org/2009/destination/cambodia/day-4-siem-reap/ Filipina budget traveler, set to explore the world Tue, 29 Apr 2014 13:12:05 +0000 hourly 1 By: Nina https://justwandering.org/2009/destination/cambodia/day-4-siem-reap/comment-page-1/#comment-53244 Tue, 29 Apr 2014 13:12:05 +0000 https://justwandering.org/?p=844#comment-53244 In reply to Joanna.

Hahaha, glad to know that my post reminded you of good times! 😀

]]> By: Joanna https://justwandering.org/2009/destination/cambodia/day-4-siem-reap/comment-page-1/#comment-53237 Tue, 29 Apr 2014 08:08:13 +0000 https://justwandering.org/?p=844#comment-53237 this is funny, while reading your blog, I caught myself smiling and reminiscing about my trip to Siem Reap last January upto April.. hehehe I remember someone too. OHhhhhhh Love! Thanks for this post 🙂 now I miss Siem Reap and the Indian restaurant. (so many memories there, btw) 😉

]]> By: erickhan https://justwandering.org/2009/destination/cambodia/day-4-siem-reap/comment-page-1/#comment-40078 Sat, 11 Jun 2011 04:48:51 +0000 https://justwandering.org/?p=844#comment-40078 Welcome to Tasty Points in Siem Reap!!!

Chusska, Indian Vegetarian Restaurant.
CHUSSKA. pure Indian Vegetarian Restaurant in Siem Reap, serve the finest, most authentic Indian vegetarian food in  smart yet comfortable restaurant located in the heart of Town. Vegetables are an integral part of  food and  consume them in a number of ways. Can boast for its innumerable varieties of tasty and nutritious vegetarian dishes add a number of spices to make them really exotic and also prepared using different methods of cooking. Offer a number of tempting Indian vegetarian recipes of mouth-watering dishes. Free Wi-Fi
Food is served with Rice, pickles and gourmet chutneys
All dishes are prepared with vegetable oil,vegetables are cleaned with drinking water and the ice made with purified water
Opening Hours: 11:00 to 22:00 for Lunch and Dinner.
Location:Street# 7,Old Market Area one block north of Pub Street,Siem Reap, Cambodia
Tel : +855 (0) 12 212138
E-mail : chusska@yahoo.com
Cuisine: Indian (Vegetarian kitchen)
Price Range: Affordable (3$ to 6$)
http://www.twitter.com/chusska_
http://www.facebook.com/chusska
http://www.tastypoints.com

Maharajah Restaurant, Halal
The quality of the food, the helpfulness of staff, the convivial atmosphere of the restaurant and an insistence on daily sourced, fresh and authentic ingredients to produce the finest range of vegetarian dishes. Authentic preparation. Used high quality authentic Indian spices that make all the visitors have to the delicious food with unforgettable taste. Very Reasonable Priced Free Wi-Fi
Food is served with Rice, pickles and gourmet chutneys
All dishes are prepared with vegetable oil,vegetables are cleaned with drinking water and the ice made with purified water
Opening Hours: 11:00 to 22:00 for Lunch and Dinner.
Location: Sivatha Road Old Market Area, Front Of Terrasse Des Elephants
Siem Reap, Cambodia
Tel : +855 (0) 92 506622
E-mail : maharajahcuisine@yahoo.com
Cuisine: Indian, Pakistani, Vegetarian, Non- Vegetarian, Halal
Price Range: Affordable (3$ to 6$)
http://www.twitter.com/maharajah_
http://www.facebook.com/royalindian
http://www.tastypoints.com

Taj Mahal Restaurant, Halal
From ancient palaces of Indian Sub-Continent to modern kitchens, hand-blended masalas remain a treasured element of the finest cooking. The rich spices found in these blends are imported from their native countries and mixed with the utmost care by master Chef M. Ahmad and his professional team of the popular Taj Mahal Restaurant, one of the tasty points in Siem Reap. M. Ahmad ‘s inspiration came from researching the favorite dishes of many royal families who ruled India centuries ago. Free Wi-Fi
Food is served with Rice, pickles and gourmet chutneys
All dishes are prepared with vegetable oil,vegetables are cleaned with drinking water and the ice made with purified water
Opening Hours: 11:00 to 22:00 for Lunch and Dinner.
Location:St#11,Near to pub Street B/W Red Piano & CAB bank, old market area
Siem Reap, Cambodia
Tel : +855 (0) 888765100
E-mail : tajmahalcuisine@yahoo.com
Cuisine: Indian, Pakistani, Halal, Vegetarian & Non-Vegetarian
Price Range: Affordable (3$ to 10$)
http://www.twitter.com/Taj_Mahal_
http://www.facebook.com/tajmahalrestaurant
http://www.tastypoints.com

]]> By: Rica https://justwandering.org/2009/destination/cambodia/day-4-siem-reap/comment-page-1/#comment-39552 Thu, 07 Apr 2011 07:38:03 +0000 https://justwandering.org/?p=844#comment-39552 hi nina! =) im starting research for next year’s cambodia trip. addict? haha i really love your posts especially the post trip accounting, winner! did you ever go to phnom penh?

]]> By: thepinaysolobackpacker https://justwandering.org/2009/destination/cambodia/day-4-siem-reap/comment-page-1/#comment-37185 Tue, 24 Aug 2010 07:33:04 +0000 https://justwandering.org/?p=844#comment-37185 haha i can relate, 1 1/2 days ata ako na walang ginawa s Siem Reap kundi matulog at kumain at gabi ako nag-ikot dahil natamad ako s sobrang init at pagod.
sayang! now ko lng nakita tong mga Siem Reap post mu, very helpful.
At yung Mandalay Inn I think asa tapat lang xa ng guesthouse ko! piniktyuran ko pa nga ata xa eh, the next day ko na xa nakita after my arrival kase gabi na ko nakarating. Maganda nga tlaga xa, nakakatuwa yung banner nya “Looks expensive but not”. Mukhang my generator pa ata yan, kse yung guesthouse ko as in wala, eh nung 1st night ko nag brown out pa. tsk tsk.

]]> By: ma-ane https://justwandering.org/2009/destination/cambodia/day-4-siem-reap/comment-page-1/#comment-36072 Sun, 24 Jan 2010 16:12:38 +0000 https://justwandering.org/?p=844#comment-36072 Nina,

Hi. Me and my husband are booked for manila bangkok. We are planning to take a bus to boarder for Cambodia.

How much do you think is the budget for a three day stay in cambodia? You think we should get a Mandalay tour package or it is better I just get a hotel and do eating out and the tours? Mnga magkano per head ang dapat ko ihanda just so I have an idea?

Thank you,
Ma-ane

]]> By: nina https://justwandering.org/2009/destination/cambodia/day-4-siem-reap/comment-page-1/#comment-32927 Sat, 06 Jun 2009 13:10:53 +0000 https://justwandering.org/?p=844#comment-32927 Wei: Thanks to the warnings in the guidebook, I limited my time in Cambodia to Siem Reap, only to find out it wasn’t as bad as they make it out to be *annoyed*

Carlo: It was no problem.. I enjoy my time online naman 🙂 I didn’t encounter many scams in Siem Reap, actually. Or maybe I just think of them as overpricing…

Jen: Thanks!

Ferdz: It’s paved na nga, but there’s still dirt and soil on the side of the road so when the wind blows, sobrang dusty. Muddy naman when it rains.

Cayce: Kinda regretting not going to Tonle Sap, or exploring further than Angkor Wat. Definitely coming back for more!

]]> By: cayce https://justwandering.org/2009/destination/cambodia/day-4-siem-reap/comment-page-1/#comment-32922 Fri, 05 Jun 2009 05:29:28 +0000 https://justwandering.org/?p=844#comment-32922 Count me in for being amazed to see paved roads! Although I do recall some construction when I was there. Tonle Sap Lake, if you have the chance to visit next time, is definitely worth the visit. So different from Siem Reap, and wonderful to see the floating villages. I was so fortunate to have visited it with the local NGO to see their community work (and they do great work there ).

]]> By: Ferdz https://justwandering.org/2009/destination/cambodia/day-4-siem-reap/comment-page-1/#comment-32921 Fri, 05 Jun 2009 04:58:08 +0000 https://justwandering.org/?p=844#comment-32921 I agree with Wei! Seam Reap looks different. A lot “cleaner” I may say. hehe. I recognize some of the streets and that store. hahaha.

Ok lang yan. Ako usually I always set a “free day” where I’ll just laze around and relax 😛

]]> By: jen laceda https://justwandering.org/2009/destination/cambodia/day-4-siem-reap/comment-page-1/#comment-32918 Fri, 05 Jun 2009 04:05:04 +0000 https://justwandering.org/?p=844#comment-32918 Just discovered your blog. Great photography! Hoping to wander through more of your blog posts in the coming weeks!

]]> By: carlo https://justwandering.org/2009/destination/cambodia/day-4-siem-reap/comment-page-1/#comment-32917 Fri, 05 Jun 2009 02:45:09 +0000 https://justwandering.org/?p=844#comment-32917 seeing the ref magnets, the old market and the indian food made me excited to be there next week. you’re right. mainit nga but i could see in your pics that it’s cloudy. hope it’s better weather there than here.

sorry to intrude on your rest day yesterday with all my e-mails. have a safe trip to poipet (heard it’s a scammer’s paradise there) and of course, enjoy bangkok and your other destinations.

]]> By: Wei https://justwandering.org/2009/destination/cambodia/day-4-siem-reap/comment-page-1/#comment-32915 Thu, 04 Jun 2009 22:41:32 +0000 https://justwandering.org/?p=844#comment-32915 You didn’t head to Tonle Sap lake? Siem Reap looks very different now from what I recall. There’s paved roads now!

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