Brown Coffee is one of the few places in Phnom Penh where you really do not feel like you are in Phnom Penh anymore, in a good way. The decor, combined with powerful air conditioning, and how staff is trained makes it feel as if you have entered international ground. Brown Coffee
has four outlets in Phnom Penh and most of them are crowded all the time. It is
obviously a popular place for students and people working from their own
computer
We had lunch at Brown Coffee on Street 57, their food menu is what you can
expect from a coffee place; some sandwiches, salads and pasta dishes. The food
prices are pretty ok, ranging from $3.50 to $4, but the sizes of the portion
are quite small compared to other restaurants. One of Brown Coffee’s advantages
is that they are consistent in their food quality and service, and the
standards are high. It doesn’t matter when or which of their shops you go to,
the same dish always taste the same.
Two of my favorites are Spaghetti Bolognaise and Steak Sandwich, and I also
like their Vanilla Milkshake on a hot day.
Food: + + + +
Service: + + + +
Atmosphere: + + + +
(Scale 1-5, 1 is really bad and 5 is excellent)
Price: $ $ $
(Scale 1-5, 1 is really cheap and 5 is very expensive)
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