
Classy Sky Bar & Restaurant features crispy fried calamari and ice-cold beers around $3. Chill with smooth beats and panoramic views of the river as the sun sets.
Where to eat in Battambang — top-rated restaurants, cafes, and local favourites
From traditional local cuisine to international dining, Battambang has a growing food scene worth sampling. We have personally reviewed restaurants in Battambang and included our picks with photos and honest ratings to help you decide where to eat.

Classy Sky Bar & Restaurant features crispy fried calamari and ice-cold beers around $3. Chill with smooth beats and panoramic views of the river as the sun sets.

Coconut Lyly serves creamy Amok Tofu with fresh herbs in a cozy setting. Owner Lyly’s cooking classes let guests cook and taste authentic Cambodian flavors firsthand.

This spot serves international dishes with local flair, like fish amok and chicken green curry. The mango sticky rice is a standout dessert, and prices are reasonable for the quality. The relaxed atmosphere pairs well with attentive, friendly service.

Rx’d Cafe serves smooth red milk tea with fresh or oat milk and fresh rainbow bowls without soy sauce. Crisp sourdough and crunchy granola complete this calm, cozy spot.

At Smokin' Pot, join a cooking class where you shop for fresh ingredients at the local market then prepare authentic Cambodian dishes like fish amok and spicy salads. The farm setting and Vannak's detailed guidance make it an immersive way to learn Khmer cooking techniques.

Social Restaurant & Rooftop Bar highlights tender Lok Lak and crispy fries under dim string lights. Friendly chatter and cool breezes make it a relaxed evening spot.

Offering fresh, healthy options, this cafe features veggie burgers, falafel pita stuffed with vegetables, and sweet potato fries with garlic aioli. The casual vibe pairs well with coffee, though the latte here tastes more like an Americano with milk.

Step inside to hear traditional Cambodian folk songs and see classic décor crafted from reused materials. The menu spans international dishes with adjustable spice levels, all served in a calm plastic-free setting.

At Ti-NAAT, slow-cooked beef lok lak pairs with fresh lime soda while acoustic guitars hum. The open-air café hums with chatter and the glow of string lights at dusk.

Expect a clean, tastefully decorated restaurant where Khmer family recipes come alive, such as fried tamarind fish and banana blossom salad. The attentive service and nostalgic local music offer a cozy backdrop that makes guests return multiple times throughout their stay.