The Overview

There’s more good eating and drinking for a cause thanks to Daughters of Cambodia, an NGO that supports young trafficked women. Their center, around the corner from the National Museum, has a clothing-and-handbag boutique, a petite spa and a cozy café called Sugar ‘n Spice, decked out with dark bamboo floors and wooden tables defined by hand-dyed chocolate-and-vanilla-tinted runners; walls are covered in paintings created during art-therapy classes. Come here for the cinnamon or choco cappuccinos and lattes, or try the Khmer variety, a rich blend of strong coffee and condensed milk served over ice in a Collins glass. The house-made fudge brownies topped with ice cream are legendary; if you’re here for lunch, tuck into French-meets-Asian fare such as grilled-chicken-and-mango baguettes in coriander dressing, and roasted pumpkin, spinach and feta quiche.

Address:
65 Street 178,
Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Telephone: +855 77 657 678

Website: daughtersofcambodia.org