[2025 Siem Reap Restaurant] Travel Guide for Temple Coffee n Bakery (Updated Jul)

#FuritabiWinter I went to Siem Reap for a week in early November. We only had one day of rain, but the rest of the days were sunny and I was able to visit the ruins. The weather was also very comfortable, not scorching hot, but just a little hot, probably because it was the transition between the rainy and dry seasons. In between visiting the ruins, I stopped by a stylish cafe, and even though I was alone, they guided me to a spacious sofa seat, where I was able to spend a relaxing time. There were many menu items, and everything looked delicious, so it took me a while to choose. It's a cafe I'd like to visit again when I go to Siem Reap. #SiemReapCafe #SoloTravel 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: 🕰️Opening Hours:

#WinterTravel After taking a break from traveling abroad for almost three years, Bomiko finally got to walk around again. When the rainy season ended, traveling abroad started to open up. Let's go! And where should I go this winter? I wanted to go there and there. After thinking about it, I wanted to go to Angkor Wat, which I had never been to before. So, I organized my first international trip in three years to Siem Reap, Cambodia. Let's welcome the winter a bit. I thought it wouldn't be hot, but in the end, even though it was winter, it was still hot. Let's go sit in a cafe to cool off. When I arrived in Siem Reap, Cambodia, I must say that I was very surprised at how beautiful their city was. Especially the cafe. If you don't tell me where it is, I think it must be in Thailand. Bomiko will take you to sip coffee and enjoy the cool air during the winter in Siem Reap at a cafe called Temple Coffee n Bakery. It can be considered the number one cafe in Siem Reap. With its grand shop and stylish decorations, it can accommodate a variety of customers. The shop is located on the corner of the street. It is a large shop, easy to find. It is a cafe for sitting and sipping coffee. There is convenient parking in front of the shop. There are menus to choose from, ranging from coffee, bakery and single dishes, local style. Drink prices start at $1.75 and single dishes start at $3 and up. Let me tell you, if you have the opportunity to visit Siem Reap, this cafe, Bomiko, is recommended. #TravelAbroad #CafeReview