What Dine With The Locals is
How safe is it?
All of our hosts in Cambodia are checked by us, most are know to us for a long time. We require the ID of every host. Although we let you go on your own and enjoy to eat with locals, we regularly have visits to the hosts to ensure quality and safety. Furthermore, you can also read the reviews we have on Facebook and Tripadvisor.
Connecting travelers and locals through food
Our hosts are Cambodian families who will get an additional income through providing Khmer food and their home to travelers. One of the things to see in Siem Reap is to watch the hosts cooking (even help if you want), explore the surroundings of their homes (some in the forest, some with gardens), relax in a hammock or ask about the local lifestyle. We are truly authentic local.
New way of food tour in Cambodia
The best place to eat in Siem Reap? Our host's food is real local as the Khmer families would cook homemade Cambodian food. Each food experience includes three locally made dishes and Khmer rice as well as free drinking water or tea and fresh fruits as dessert. They cook the way homemade food is done, with ingredients from the garden and fresh from the market. From Beef Lok Lak to Samlor Ktis and Grilled Chicken with lemongrass. Enjoy to eat with locals in Cambodia.
Experiences in Siem Reap, Battambang, and more
There is always more to experience than the food. There are so many things to see in Siem Reap and Cambodia. Some hosts have their own garden and will give you a tour. Or you make toys from banana leaves. Or you have a look on the chicken farm. Or learn about the shrines and houses for the ghosts and Apsara dance. Learn how to make a Khmer mat from palm leaves. Endless experiences to explore.
Easy booking
It is very easy to book our special authentic food and experience in Siem Reap, Battambang, Phnom Penh and Banteay Meanchey. Just follow the link, browse trough the hosts descriptions, select a experience and fill out the form.
Featured Hosts
Sareth
Sareth and her family live near the Siem Reap river in the south part of the town, where it's less crowded. She is an English teacher, but the family also grows mushrooms and bananas on the premises.
Naysim
Naysim and her family own a silk producing and weaving business as well as a mango farm. You will take the ferry to come here, but it's a beautiful scenery on the way. If you want, take your bicycle with you.
Vorleak
Vorleak is a housewife who stay in a beautiful Khmer house in front of Chamkar Khnor pagoda in Banteay Meanchey, together with her grandma. Her husband is a credit officer. She can speak good English, is very good in cooking and likes meeting new people.