WHAT TO EAT, DRINK, and DO IN TOWN AT SIEM REAP

Right before we headed to immigration officer for passport clearance, it was past 12Midnight when we landed to Siem Reap Internation Airport from Manila. Since I didn't inform the hotel personnel to fetch us during our arrival. As soon as we get out from the arrival area I went to airport taxi counter to be able to reach in our hotel. Fixed charges for taxi is 15usd while on the other hand 14usd for Tuk-tuk.

TIPs: Cambodian Riel is the official currency but USD is what they primarily used, if change is less than 1$ they will give you in Riel notes.

Here's what not to miss in Siem Reap!

Old Market

You almost can find everything here. It has great food, clothing, souvenirs, fabrics, spices and so much more..

Pub Street

Street was full of lively pubs and restaurants. This place is an ideal for night out bar-hopping were Cambodian beers cost only 1$ or $50cents during happy hour.

Plus do not miss to try the Cambodian "Happy Pizza" that contains an extra bit of seasoning for you to enjoy pizza on another level. Where marijuana is the major ingredient for happy pizza, though I wasn't sure how they put weed on pizza but actually the herbs looked like pepper powder.

Jimson ordered 2 plates of Pepperoni pizza small size (for $4), seriously it will take 15mins before the "happy" effects. HAHAHA yeah, Jimson started laughing after he finished three slice of pizza! then suddenly both of us can't stop laughing that night. And its not that bad after all!

Cannabis is illegal in Cambodia but in fact it isn't police priority either. Cambodians use marijuana for cooking or as a therapeutic herb. This shop also offers "happy drinks" such as Happy Shake banana, mango with marijuana in your glass. 

Happy Special Pizza daily open from Mon - Sun (7am - 12pm)