Marum
A training restaurant supported by Friends-International, serving creative Khmer tapas in a garden setting, with beef with red ants highly praised.
Located in the Slor Kram area between Wat Polanka and the Catholic Church, Marum is part of the Friends-International network, training local youth and caregivers. After a temporary closure, it has reopened, with new reviews continuing into July 2026. The restaurant features plenty of outdoor garden seating equipped with fans and mosquito coils. The menu consists of small sharing plates, including stir-fried beef with red ants, crispy rice with prahok, Siem Reap fish soup, and red sticky rice with mango. There is also an on-site social enterprise gift shop. Average spend is around $6–$15 per person. It is about a 10-minute tuk-tuk ride from Pub Street. Currently, most sources list it as dinner-only and closed on Sundays, so confirming in advance is advised.
Opening hours
Mon–Sat 5:00 PM–9:30 PM, closed Sun (some older sources list lunch hours as well)
Nearby sights
- Angkor National Museum
- Pub Street & Night Market
- Artisans Angkor
- The Smile of Angkor Show
- Phare, The Cambodian Circus
- Angkor Wat
- Phnom Bakheng
- Prasat Kravan