Malis Siem Reap





Tours & Activities in Siem Reap


On this small group or private half-day tour will ends before 12 noon. You will stop at Angkor Wat known as the 7th world wonder and the world largest religious monument, the Angkor Thom complex, The Bayon Temple with endless 200 smiling faces and elephant terrace. This tour concludes with return transfer to your hotel before it is getting hot in the afternoon.


Explore Siem Reap 2 Days Private Tours is the best choice for your holiday in Siem Reap, Cambodia to visit the world heritage site of UNESCO and largest lake in south east Asia, it known as Tonle Sap that we selected the most highlighted to add in tours itinerary as Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, Bayon, Elephants Terrace, Ta Promh and watch sunset at Pre Rup temple and another unique of the tours activities is to visit the floating village on the Tonle Sap Lake and go by cruise around the floating village. Private tour from Siem Reap with professional English speaking license tour guide Informative commentary of Cambodia’s past from an insightful personal guide Snap photos of the famous destination of Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, Bayon, Ta Phromh, Floating village and more Explore the magnificent Angkor Archeological Park and Tonle Sap lake of all most popular attractions Private cruise tours to Tonle Sap and floating village Travel by private comfortable air-con vehicle


Do you have a short day visit in Siem Reap? 1-Day Angkor Wat Tour With Sunrise & Sunset And All Interesting Major Temples is your best solutions can help you. In short period of time for one day we take you to see all the main attraction ( must to see ). Start from sunrise to see Angkor Wat & visit Angkor Wat, Ta Promh in morning. In afternoon we go to temples located on Small Circle to see Ta Nei ( temple in jungle near Ta Promh, Ta Keo and all other temples inside Angkor Thom ( Victory or Death gate, Bayon, Baphoun, Phimeanakas, Liper King Terrace, Elephant Terrace & Palilay ) then the last one climb Phnom Bakheng for sunset view.
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Very nice food and atmosphere. Prices seem not right, some dishes and drinks are overly expensive. The prawn soup was simply amazing. The mango salad delicious. The dessert not as yummy. The pepper icecream was an experience, but I wouldn't repeat it.
From the moment you step into Malis Restaurant in Siem Reap, the ambience makes a lasting impression. It is stunning and unique, striking a balance between high‑class sophistication and casual relaxation. The beautiful paintings and outdoor garden setting create a serene backdrop, while the vaulted indoor seating and elegant bar add grandeur without ever feeling intimidating. The atmosphere is refined yet welcoming, making it equally suited for a celebratory dinner or a relaxed evening out. The menu is impressively varied, catering to all dietary preferences. Whether you are seeking traditional Khmer flavors or lighter, modern options, there is something for everyone. The thoughtful curation ensures inclusivity without compromising on quality or creativity, which makes dining here a consistently enjoyable experience. Service at Malis is truly top notch. The staff are attentive without being intrusive, delivering their work with a relaxed confidence and a personal touch that makes guests feel genuinely cared for. Each visit reinforces the impression of excellence, with consistency that is rare to find. Having dined here multiple times, I can say that Malis continues to impress. Among the many good restaurants in Siem Reap, this one stands out as my clear favorite. It combines ambience, menu diversity, and impeccable service into a seamless dining experience that keeps drawing me back. Malis is not just one of the best in town—it is the benchmark for what fine yet approachable dining should feel like in Siem Reap.
I went to Malis for breakfast and really enjoyed it. For just $9 net, you get a free-flow option where you can order from the entire breakfast menu from Cambodian dishes to Western classics, plus fresh juice, tea, and coffee. The atmosphere feels elegant with a modern Cambodian design, and there’s even a charming little garden seating area at the back. A great spot to start the morning.
The food here is outstanding. Authentic Cambodian flavors, unlimited rice, and great set menus. A little pricier than most, but worth it for the quality and experience. Convenient location near my hostel too!
We had a wonderful dinner at this restaurant and I’d like to thank our server for his attentiveness. He kindly informed us that we were over-ordering, as the dishes are essentially family-sized. This was much appreciated — we did end up ordering more than we could finish, so his guidance was spot on. The food itself was exceptional. I have to say the fish amok was the best I’ve ever had, and everything else we tried was equally impressive. My friend especially loved one of the beef dishes, and the seafood fried rice was delicious. The cocktails were also unique — I particularly enjoyed a gin and celery juice combination. As it happened to be my friend’s birthday, the restaurant kindly provided a dessert platter, which was amazing. Overall, the combination of attentive service, outstanding food, and thoughtful gestures made for a memorable dining experience.
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