BaZaar Café & Healing Space






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A lovely cafe tucked away in beautiful Kampot! I had the Buddha bowl, a local kefir, and an Atomic Tonic immune booster & detox! Everything was phenomenal, lovely people working here too! Can't wait to try more 😋
This is the ideal place to go for a truly relaxing experience. We ordered the Budha Bowl. Every single component had a unique flavour. It was amazing. We sat at the back where their garden is. We swung in the hammocks for a while. We were there in the evening, the weather was perfect. They've done a brilliant job with this café. If you want incredible food, some quiet, some nature - absolutely head here. I also left my keys here 🙈. The owner was SUPER helpful in helping me find them and return the keys via Grab! You will feel warm and cared for here :))
I was here almost every day since I tried it, the buffs bowl was sooooo good and the best is the nice little garden at the back, so peaceful! The prices were western prices but totally worth it for the quality. I als did the tarot reading and I was not sure to do it, but I am glad I did as it was very supportive and well guided. I would totally recommend this place for all the offerings, and if not at least try the chocolate cookie which was addictive
What a gorgeous place with an equally gorgeous owner. The food was unbelievably good. Clearly home made, fresh and really delicious. We gobbled up our Buddha bowls. A lovely place to chill and eat good food. Positive vibes abound. We came back next day to enjoy tea and cake. Worthy of its 5 star reviews indeed. Cash only. Really clean toilet :)
A bit out of the way, but this cute little cafe is well worth a visit. Lovely dishes that you won't find anywhere else. It's French run, and the friendly manager will answer any questions you have about the area, and provide you with a free map.
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