Malis (Norodom Boulevard)






Tours & Activities in Phnom Penh


Kun Khmer is most well known for its kicking technique, which generates power from hip rotation rather than snapping the leg. Kun Khmer consists of four types of strikes: punches, kicks, elbows, and knee strikes. The clinch is used to wear down the opponent. In the clinch, opponents battle for a dominant position for short-range strikes by way of elbows and knees. Cambodian fighters tend to utilize more elbow strikes than other martial arts in the region. In Kun Khmer, more victories come by way of an elbow technique than any other strike.


Experience a captivating evening of traditional Cambodian classical dance. Every Sunday from 7:30-9:30 PM , our dance school presents a unique two-hours performance showcasing the beauty of classical dance, costumes, traditional music, movement, and storytelling. By attending, you're not only supporting the preservation of our cultural heritage but also helping to provide free dance classes for young children. Please note: Location: Riverview Restaurant Bar, 1st floor, 313 Quayside, Preah Sisowath Quay, Phnom Penh. Due to weekend walking street, road will be closure so please expect a little walk to our restaurant. Meals is not included in the tickets but you can enjoy Khmer meal a la cart. The school reserves the right to canceled or rescheduled in case of heavy rain or operational issues. Guests may choose a refund or dinner instead.


Embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart of Cambodia’s rich cultural heritage! A day exploring Angkor Wat, Ta Prohm, and Bayon from Phnom Penh, promises breathtaking sights and profound historical significance. Meet your local English speaking tour guide at Angkor Park, and transfer between Siem Reap and Phnom Penh with driver.
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The 5 reviews shown below read more positively than the overall score. These are the reviews Google surfaces as most relevant, not a representative sample — the 4.3 above reflects all 1,766 of them.
Good service. Descent enough. Food is specific , not to everyone’s taste. But not bad. Salad - wasn’t to our taste, too many different flavours contradicting with each other, but the dry fish - would definitely be better without it. Sausages - too fatty. Stew - meat is tender , but nothing special. Cauliflower dish - tastes more like mashed pumpkin. All in all food isn’t bad. Presentation is good. Food is just average, doesn’t make you want to come back . But we are glad we tried best what capital had to offer. Just not to our taste. By the way this restaurant has a service charge.
Our hotel recommended this nearby restaurant, we weren't disappointed. Its been visited by Jackie Chan and Gordon Ramsey. The service and food were excellent (but not cheap by Cambodian standards). We had the Malis and pepper set menus.
Lovely romantic dinner, impeccable service, tasty food. Ordered waaay too much for 2 people - entrees, soups and mains. Organic chicken was ok- a little dry- all other dishes spectacular especially the entrees. Very attentive and friendly service. A bit on the pricier end - $120 with no alcohol- but we did over order. There was live music for part of our dinner - a young man playing a traditional instrument. The restaurant is beautiful and well looked after. Overall it’s an outstanding restaurant headed by a team that really looks after its customers for a very nice evening and experience.
We really enjoyed the delicious authentic Cambodian meals here! The waiter was really kind and taking care of us, she will tell if it’s too much as we came only 2 of us and food are in big portion, and she also suggest to make sure we have great dining experience. The coconut is one of the best in the world, so fragrant and sweet. Place and setting are lovely, the mango salad come with all edible flower in its glory. The organic country chicken is my favorite! To whoever travels to Cambodia, visiting Malis to experience local cuisine is a must and will not get disappointed. Highly recommended.
We had an excellent experience at Malis. Although we were not dressed for the occasion (we were very casual with shorts, t-shirts and sandals) they didn't hesitate to seat us or even look at us in any type of way. My wife was a little hesitant because I didn't prepare her, so she didn't plan what to wear, but she's a good sport and was ok with it in the end. In hindsight, it's best to dress more formal to fit in better....lol Anywho, the food was very tasty, presented nicely and did not take long. We ordered the sweet and sour seafood soup, beef skewers, desert tray with 4 different types of khmer deserts and pineapple smoothie. My goodness, everything was so good. They start with some sort of picked vegetables with a sauce. They serve you bottomless rice which I always like mixing with the soup. The soup was delicious and the skewers were mouthwatering. The desert is highly recommended, as you get to taste different traditional deserts...the only negative is that it will leave you craving for more...haha The smoothies we fresh and tasty as well. We appreciated the service, ambiance and the attention/love that our baby received. Thank you Malis staff for a great experience and for you dedication to providing great service.
Travel Guides for Phnom Penh

Sisowath Quay: Walking the Phnom Penh Riverside
Sisowath Quay stretches along Phnom Penh’s Tonle Sap River offering a 3 km riverside walk with street food stalls and river cruises from $5. Easily accessible by tuk-tuk ($1-3) or bike rental ($2-3/day).
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