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Miss Wong Siem Reap Review

January 24, 2022

This time we will wander in Cambodian Siem Reap street. Pub street here is surely a place you will visit and we recommend you don’t miss the Miss Wong Cocktail Siem Reap Bar. This is a famous cocktail bar in Siem Reap, well-loved by expats and visitors. You’ll get the exact location at the bottom of the bar review so relax now let us tell you more about this stunning spot. 

Contents

  • About Miss Wong
  • Miss Wong Siem Reap Bar Ambience 
  • Miss Wong Siem Reap Bar Menu
    • Miss Wong Punch
  • Miss Wong Siem Reap Review Card
  • Final Thought
  • Price & Location
miss wong siem reap
If you are looking for a neat place to have a cocktail here in Siem Reap, Miss Wong might be your answer.

About Miss Wong

Miss Wong is the name of a portrait, painted by a self-taught artist Vladimir Tretchikoff. The famous portrait of successful Russian artist Tretchikoff happened only by coincidence. Somewhere in the early 1950s, Miss Wong bumped into Tretchikoff in Cape Town, where he immediately decided he wanted to paint her. His realistic style is very inspiring and truly shines in this portrait, which has been reproduced many times. There are many items where we can find Miss Wong and this diversity can be a parallel with the artist’s life. In his 92 years, he lived on three continents with countless twists and turns.

Miss Wong
This is Miss Wong.

Miss Wong Siem Reap Bar Ambience 

Strong Chinese influence is obvious from far with iconic lanterns and red walls. Contrasting wooden furniture divides attention with dark furnishing that compliments live plants really well. Of course, you’ll find the iconic Miss Wong in the most obvious places, but you’ll see many different art pieces on the walls. Most of all we admired vintage pieces for their emblematic charm and authentic Shanghai touch. However, the contrasting blend of old & new, local & distant was equally impressive. Miss Wong Cocktail Bar in Siem Reap truly is a unique place where you’ll relax under the iconic dimmed lights in the speakeasy way.

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A lot of red and golden details is a theme here.

Miss Wong Siem Reap Bar Menu

Our focus at the Miss Wong Bar Siem Reap Bar were drinks. And we assure you their menu pleases many different tastes. A large portion of the Miss Wong Drink Menu belongs to different extraordinary spirits, beers, and various wine options. That doesn’t mean you can’t have a bite. For sure you can, and the food menu is in sync with charming surroundings. We are talking about home-style Chinese cooking. You’ll have a portion of moreish taro chips even if your goal is just to have a taste of some infused gin and tonic.

Vivi drinking
I love cocktails and I can’t do anything about it. Except drink them 🙂 However, I can nag about plastic straws…

Miss Wong Punch

We had a cocktail or two and here is a must one, Miss Wong Punch! Knock-out house special is based on Gold rum, St. James Amber, and Triple sec. Each spirit comes with different qualities. Gold rum comes with deep, wooden notes intensified with some smokiness and sweetness. Saint James Amber rum is matured in oak casks and comes with spices and dried fruit notes. Both are great combined with orange-infused spirit, Triple sec. To that base, barmen added cranberry, pineapple, mango, and lime juice.

cold drink
Cold drink and taro snack is a way to go in Siem Reap.

Miss Wong Siem Reap Review Card

  • 9.2/10
    ATMOSPHERE – 9.2/10
  • 9.0/10
    SERVICE – 9.0/10
  • 9/10
    DRINK SELECTION – 9/10
  • 6/10
    PRESENTATION – 6/10
  • 9.2/10
    OUR DRINKS – 9.2/10
  • 9.6/10
    VALUE – 9.6/10
8.5/10

Final Thought

Miss Wong Siem Reap Cocktail Bar is quite the opposite of loud Pub Street behind the corner. Therefore, it is a perfect place to retreat when you want to refresh and enjoy a bite with friends. Why do we think Miss Wong is one of a must-visit here in Siem Reap? Because of its tranquility, cool ambiance, and drinks, of course. Cocktails are solid and in Cambodian heat, they will go down like Prince’s Andrew titles. However, the biggest downvote is plastic straws and there could be some better presentation of the drinks alone.

I hope you liked our Miss Wong Siem reap review and you will pay them a visit.

Price & Location

Cocktails here at Miss Wong will cost you around 6 USD which is a bargain. Here is a link to the location for all who will pay them a visit

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A culinary enthusiast who is prone to writing. She loves discovering new flavors, spiced with cultural differences. The fear of the unknown does not stop her exploring and learning new things.

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