Vegetarian restaurant serving dishes like fried tofu with white rice, fried rolls, bbq mushroom skewer, noodle soup, and juice with fresh mango chunks. Reopened here in 2019, in a spot between Brown and Temple Coffee; previously at St 7 Makara. NOTE: Reported that egg is used in most dishes, owners do not understand veganism and do not inform correctly about the ingredients of dishes. NOTE: Reported February 2024 to have limited vegan options – please send updates to HappyCow. Open Mon-Sat 7:30am-9:30pm, Sun 9:00am-9:00pm.
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33 Reviews
First Review by enRoute
Polytrauma
Points +341
a lot of options at khmer/chinese kitchen - Edit
for western kitchen (besides fries) its a lot with cheese and egg. but the vegan stuff from the khmer/chinese side of the menu was chefs kiss
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loophole
Points +46
Nice food and respite from the heat - Edit
Definitely not vegan but vegetarian. Some dishes have eggs but plenty to have without egg and super tasty. Decently priced too as it’s outside of the main tourist area.
Read moreOverall ambience is peaceful and pleasant.
Pros: Plenty of staff, Nice and open space, Tasty
Cons: Instant noodles instead of something better
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David12321
Points +259
I have my doubts about vegan food here :( - Edit
This beautiful Restaurant is great for vegetarians. But for vegans… I don‘t know. Noone of the staff understood „vegan“ and in the end I got great food but I am Not sure if it was vegan. Nothing on the Menu is labelled as vegan.
Read morePros: Beautiful, Atmosphere, At least vegetarian only
Cons: No vegan labels, Staff doesn‘t know the Term „vegan“ :(
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Rnovakoff
Points +53
Waited hour & half - Edit
I hate to leave a bad review but I had to walk out. I waited and hour & a half for some sautéed veggies. They weren’t even willing to add tofu to them. That’s too long. They are also double the price of other place very nearby.
Read moreI ended up going to Tevy’s place (just a few blocks away) which was delicious and the servers were SO nice! It was half the price plus Paris Bakery with vegan Pain au Chocolate was right across the street!
Updated from previous review on 2024-03-09
Pros: Nice decor
Cons: Long wait time , Not nice servers
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TerryWilkinson
Points +135
Non vegan - Edit
As far as I'm aware it's just vegetarian, nothing vegan. This includes the mushroom skewers which I'm informed have an egg eatch
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rachsgreen3
Points +180
Great for vegetarian - Edit
As a vegan, I struggled with the menu as things are not labelled vegan. The kimchi soup is vegan as made with udon noodles, I enjoyed this and a drink. The vibe was nice and relaxing and the restaurant was pretty busy, but still had free tables.
Read morePros: Great kimchi soup
Cons: Vegan food not labelled , Egg in alot of dishes
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microfauna
Points +1886
Veg Cambodian Classics - Edit
Vitking House has an upscale diner ambience. If you’d like to try Cambodian food, and are vegetarian, this may be your best bet of trying more than the most famous dishes.
Read moreI really enjoyed the laksa. The mushroom appetizer was also nice, but a couple of the sharing plates were over fried or under seasoned.
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Michael2010
Points +419
A good choice - Edit
We arrived 10 mins before lunch closed and they accommodated us.
Read morePros: Lots of choices, Very cheap $, Friendly staff
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VeganFoodQuest
Points +1464
HIDDEN EGG IN MANY DISHES - Edit
***If you are concerned about having hidden egg in your dishes then don’t eat here. We cannot eat here any more until they label their menu correctly. Egg is used stirred through sauces and in marinades that you would not know***
Read more….having eaten here for many years and asked many times about ingredients we've now been told that the mushroom skeweres are not vegan (despite being told otherwise previously). it's apparent there are other dishes on the menu that might contain egg too but despite offering to help them label the menu correctly they declined saying "we are a vegetarian restaurant". shame as we loved this place...
Updated from previous review on 2022-03-14
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AakankshaGandhi
Points +133
Great Ambience - Edit
Good food , good place, good vibes,
Read moreCons: Expensive
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Annanas3
Points +385
Nice eatery with a tree - Edit
The inside is great, very huge space with a tree in the middle.
Read moreThe food was good! The fried straw mushrooms and straw mushroom BBQ very nice. The noodles and soup were good but nothing incredible.
The staff is nice but do not really speak English.
The prices are great!
Pros: We received a hot tea for free , The mushrooms were incredible, Cheap and local
Cons: Not many vegan options, Not many English speaking staff...
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Quinten84
Points +221
Easy food - Edit
The food is really veggie comfort food. Nothing fancy or too inspiring, but I like it nonetheless.
Read morePros: On the cheap end, Airconditioning, Lovely designed interior
Cons: Food is not too inspiring
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Pandawan
Points +655
Not vegan. No communication. Attempted theft - Edit
So, first thing to be clear about is this place is not vegan. Cambodians don’t really understand the concept and staff here don’t have the language skills to clarify (which is my fault in their country I know: feel bad)
Read moreSo, we had to leave.
Because we had ordered drinks we paid for them. On a 10 dollar payment the cashier (their entire role) tried to short change us by $5.
When challenged she clearly knew what she’d done. Then claimed it was just because she didn’t have it. Didn’t apologise.
Strongly suggest you stay away. There are better places here…
Pros: Didn’t see any
Cons: This place isn’t vegan it’s vegetarian!, Couldn’t identifywhether elements were vegan/not, Then attempted theft by cashier as we left
VeganFoodQuest
sorry you had this experience. as the Siem Reap ambassador i'm currently speaking with Happy Cow as to what should happen with the Vitking listings (they have 4 restaurants in Cambodia). you are right that they are a veggie and not vegan restaurant and it is impossible to know which dishes are suitable. we offered to help with menu labelling and training but they are happy to be a veggie restaurant.
Read morePandawan
Thank you for writing. If they had some training by the police with regards what is theft and what isn’t that would also help them.
Read moreBut suspect they are happy to remain that kind of restaurant, if it’s the cashier doing it!
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Caroletta
Points +104
My favorite place in SR - Edit
I went as many times as I could, I’m big fan of the mushrooms and their soups, my favorite NOODLE WITH CUMIN LEAVE BASIL 🤤
Read morePros: Local price
Cons: Sometimes is difficult to communicate
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Aiwendil
Points +952
Can’t recommend - Edit
We had lunch here and were very disappointed about the food.
Read moreAfter reading all the good comments about this place we had high expectations, but it wasn’t nice at all.
We had one dish which want vegan (the burger) but we asked several times before if there is egg or diary inside... the menu wasn’t helpful in this case and the stuff spoke no or rarely English. So don’t expect vegan food if they tell you it’s vegan ...
The rest of our food wasn’t good too. We had the stir fried tofu in something looks like tomato sauce but just tasted as oil with red colour with a few pieces of Pak Choi and natural Tofu with no taste...
We also had the bbq mushrooms, which were ok.
To say something positive: the interior is nice and we got free cold tea. The prices are low compared to other places in the area, but you we got bad, non-vegan food for it...
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kathloke
Points +120
Properly impressed, great ambience, tasty food and really affordable - Edit
My experience at Vitking was great. The food was good, but the deep fried tofu was probably the most impressive thing I’ve eaten in Cambodia in the last 3 days. Service is great and the food came reasonably fast and hot! So I’d definitely visit this again in a few days!
Read morePros: Price, Sufficient vegan options
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kelseyjaynex
Points +2953
Super modern place & nice food - Edit
I gotta say this place has such a weird setting for a budget-end veggie restaurant, but not necessarily in a bad way. Massive high ceilings, bright lighting and minimalistic decor - it feels FANCY. Like a modern art museum or something.
Read moreAnyways, we weren’t very hungry when we came here so only ordered basic dishes - steamed dumplings, fried tofu and french fries. But everything was really tasty!
Updated from previous review on 2020-01-25
Pros: budget friendly - mains US$2-$3, super modern & clean space, nice food
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VeganJim
Points +25
Nice environment, cheap menu, mediocre food - Edit
It is set in a spacious setting with a large and cheap (yet somewhat uninspiring) menu. Mushroom skewers are recommended. Take care to look carefully at which dishes may include dairy products!
Read morePros: Price, Spacious Setting
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lulu1
Points +275
Delicious Food - Edit
We needed a restaurant close to our hotel so we tried this one and it was very nice. The English is not perfect there but there is no problem at all to order something.
Read morePros: Good price , Nice food, Nice stuff
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ambermarie
Points +224
Nice setting but average food - Edit
This is a good spot, tucked back from the main road and with seating available in the garden. The menu itself is a bit confusing as the English translations aren’t great. I tried to order the vegan salmon curry (I was intrigued!) but was told they didn’t have it. In the end I got the deep fried mushroom skewer, which was great - very meaty in texture and had a nice crunch! Also ordered fried Chinese cabbage and mushrooms, which was pretty bland, and deep fried tofu, which came with a squeeze of lime and reminded me of fish and chips (the batter was similar). Anyway, it was decent enough but nothing particularly special. Felt a lot more local than the other veggie / vegan places I’ve been to here. Prices were very low but I didn’t have riel and I think it’s more expensive to pay in dollars.
Read morePros: cheap, nice setting
Cons: bland food , menu unclear
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AirValen
Points +820
cheap food in a luxury looking environment - Edit
Very nice food and extremely cheap. Great service and always with a smile.
Read moreEveryone speaks English without any problem.
Free complimentary tea and WiFi available.
The mushroom bruschetta is highly recommended! We went twice and we had it every time. Also the kimchi soup was amazing.
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elissecarma
Points +42
Not fully Vegetarian, but good vegetarian options - Edit
Our family are here. Good food, but there was meat in some of the dishes which I didn’t expect.
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ZenEczek
Points +220
Very good - Edit
Nice garden, frequently visited by local students, nice atmosphere. Good prices but portions a bit small. Tasty!!
Read morePros: Tasty, Atmosphere, Free tea
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geminibec17
Points +198
Wouldn't Recommend - Edit
Usually I give good reviews for every place I've been to but sadly we went here last night and despite saying over and over that we don't eat egg, we were given dishes with egg in them. We ended up leaving hungry and upset. It's a beautiful place but the staff do not understand English at all and this means the meals come out wrong.
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Crizy
Points +14
Excelent vegetarian food in a cozy environment - Edit
IMHO, the best vegetarian restaurant in town. The restaurant is composed of about 6 open big huts where you have to sit on a small cushion at a small, low table. No panic, for those who do not fancy eating while sitting on the floor, they also have the ordinary tables with chairs. The menu is extensive, the food is delicious (try their mushrooms, or their fried rice with fruit) and reasonably priced. It's a little out of town, so maybe better take a tuktuk. I'll bet, you won't regret having eaten there.
Read morePros: excellent food, nice atmosphere, good value
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beancurdled
Points +1657
go for the atmosphere - Edit
My partner and I spent 10 days in Siem Reap this year and Vitking House become one of our favourite spots to eat, especially in the cool of the evening. It's lovely and quiet but the atmosphere is still warm and generous. A few wooden decks with ceilings and open sides with low tables are always quite full of local students. Sprinklers spray the garden and, as a double bonus, keep the air cool and the mosquitos at bay. I'm surprised people have described it as "out of the way". Sure, it's not on Pub Street but it's 10 min max by bike from the central market. If you're staying in Siem Reap and you don't hire a bicycle, seriously, what are you doing?!
Read moreThe waitstaff are all very young and really friendly. They speak very limited to no English but there are English translations on the menu. As well as Khmer dishes, they offer Western food like burgers and sandwiches but we steered clear of that stuff coz it looked a bit sad. Everything we had was tasty and well balanced with plenty of fresh veggies but nothing to write home about. Some dishes bordered on bland but, then again, Khmer food isn't heavily spiced. It's easy to over order and over eat because everything is so cheap. They have an amazing selection of shakes, including pumpkin and taro but we weren't able to get them made vegan.
Updated from previous review on Sunday December 21, 2014
Pros: relaxing spot, diverse menu , menu with English translations
Cons: little English spoken
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Berylvt
Points +195
Vitking - good vegetarian - Edit
Good mushroom protein skewers, hot dishes sizzling on hot trays. Limited vegan options, but there were some. Good prices. Nice ambiance. I would go again.
Read morePros: clean. good ambiance. good pricing.
Cons: limited vegan options. , some menu items not available.
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