Where to eat in Koh Rong?

Where to eat in Koh Rong?

3 places that marked our time in Koh Rong. Open each entry for details and useful links to help plan your visit. This selection grows with the content we publish.

Our recommendations

Restaurants 🇰🇭 Koh Rong, Cambodia
General venue

A recommended place without a particular LGBTQ+ positioning.

Lily's Bungalows, Bar & Restaurant

Located right on Lonely Beach, in the north of Koh Rong, Lily's Bungalows, Bar & Restaurant is a small beachfront property with bungalows, a bar and a restaurant. It's a lovely place to stop for coffee, breakfast or a bite to eat while enjoying the beautiful view of the beach.

Lonely Beach, Koh Rong, 08555, Cambodia
Restaurants 🇰🇭 Koh Rong, Cambodia
General venue

A recommended place without a particular LGBTQ+ positioning.

Barracuda Seafood Restaurant

Located right on Long Set Beach on Koh Rong, Barracuda Seafood Restaurant is a small beachfront restaurant specialising in fresh fish and seafood. There's nothing overly complicated about the cooking here: the fish takes centre stage, simply grilled or served with a few Mediterranean-inspired sides. You can enjoy your meal with your feet in the sand.

M7MV+59, Long Set Beach, Koh Rong, Preah Sihanouk, Cambodia
Restaurants 🇰🇭 Koh Rong, Cambodia
General venue

A recommended place without a particular LGBTQ+ positioning.

The Bowl Bar

The Bowl Bar is a small restaurant on Long Set Beach with a simple concept: you build your own bowl using the ingredients you like. Vegetables, proteins, sides and sauces — you choose whatever you're in the mood for to create your own meal. A great alternative for something fresh and balanced on Koh Rong.

M7MP+9C4, Long Set Pier, Preah Sihanouk 01805, Cambodia

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Koh Rong, a paradise that leaves its mark

“What if we stayed two more days?” That’s the question we end up asking ourselves after a few days on Koh Rong, Cambodia. With its white-sand beaches, turquoise water and little bars right on the sand, the island quickly wins us over. We came for a few relaxing days, but feel so at home that we decide to extend our stay by two nights. To reach Koh Rong from…

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