Siem Reap becomes vegan-vegetarian eating destination
Fri, 9 September 2016
Kezia Parkins

In January 2014, a pair of devout vegans from Britain hit the road on a mission to “find, eat and write about the best vegan food in the world”. They dubbed it Vegan Food Quest.

A year later, Caryl and Paul Eyers settled in Siem Reap, where they opened a vegan guesthouse. Since then, they say, there has been a noticeable increase of vegan and vegetarian restaurants, as well as vegan menu options, all over town.

“There is quite a vibe here in Siem Reap that really complements veganism,” Caryl says. “I feel like this place is a little vegan hub.” ...
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Fuck the Vegans... Burn 'em

save the plants, eat the vegans

“There is quite a vibe here in Siem Reap that really complements veganism,”

Gawd, it is time I got out of Dodge.

hanno wrote:

“There is quite a vibe here in Siem Reap that really complements veganism,”

Gawd, it is time I got out of Dodge.

That one made me laugh, Kuroneko

I like vegan food, it goes great with steak

rozzieoz wrote:I like vegan food, it goes great with steak

veggie burgers are alright

quorn mince is the devil

For all you vegans out there, or curious non-vegans, here are six reviews of vegan restaurants that you can check out in Siem Reap:
Green Queen Travels: Where To Eat Vegan Food In Siem Reap
By Sally Ho Last updated Dec 9, 2019
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Siem Reap has to be on the list for your vegan travels. From the temples of Angkor Wat and its surrounding ruins or vibrant local markets, there is so much to see at this Cambodian destination. If you’re wondering whether there is enough plant-based food to match the number of sights you can see in this city, there definitely is – everything from authentic Cambodian cuisine to a wide range of international fare. Here’s our guide to the best spots to taste your way through Siem Reap...
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