Backyard Cafe

Operating as the sister café to Vibe, Backyard Cafe carries the same philosophy and is another hit with healthy eaters, proving the days of boring vegetarian food are a thing of the past. An example is the Earth Bowl, which features lentils, roasted cauliflower, brown rice, roasted red peppers, pickled beetroot, guacamole, spinach, activated almonds and salad – all washed down with a botanical healing tea, made from calendula flower, rose petals, and lavender.

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If you're a vegan visiting Cambodia, worry not as Phnom Penh has several restaurants serving plant-based cuisine. For our money, the best of the bunch is Backyard, which has two branches - once close to the Royal Palace, and the other in the hip Russian Market district. Regardless of which location you choose, Backyard is ideal for cold-pressed juices, which are made with the country's only hydraulic press, while others swear by their smoothie bowls, jackfruit burgers (an acquired taste), tasty tempeh veggie wraps, and quinoa salads.

If you prefer your coffee concoctions with a more Western vibe, be it European or Australian, there are plenty of appealing venues to grab a stimulating brew, among them Backyard Cafe, Vibe, The Barista, Lot 369, Bloom, and Java Creative Cafe. These largely Western-owned operations tend unsurprisingly to congregate in expat-favored locations like BKK1, Toul Tum Poung, and the Royal Palace area; some have multiple branches and all are well worth checking out.

I mentioned how Phnom Penh has transformed in recent decades, so prepare to start feeling something akin to culture shock. After reading about so many horrifying events, it can feel jarring to leave the confines of the Genocide Museum and enter the bright vibes of a fun, modern city. One of my favourite spots around Toul Tom Poung is Backyard Cafe, a health-focused eatery that wouldn’t be out of place among the brunchy restaurants of Australia.

If you’re after fresh food, this is probably the number one place in Phnom Penh with fresh salad bowls, organic coffee and plenty of vegetarian and vegan options. One of the many pluses is it’s so relaxing you can chill for hours with excellent quirky music and pleasant staff. I hear on the Grapevine that customers who leave backyard cafe have converted to be vegan, which shows that the backyard is doing something right.

As ‘The home of healthy food in Cambodia, with vegetarian, vegan, and raw options’ you can rest assured that there will be plenty of plant based goodness for you to choose from at Backyard Cafe. As well as popular and healthy dishes including the Rainbow Bowl and the Poke Inspired Beet Bowl they also offer juice cleanses, a lunch delivery service and various wholefoods which are made fresh daily for you to take home.

Backyard Cafe now has three locations serving live, raw, vegan, gluten-free, and healthy foods (not necessarily all at once, though). Even if this is not usually the sort of fare you find appealing, you’ll be surprised at how delicious and filling the cafe’s food is, despite the healthiness factor. The menu is filled with salads, quinoa, sandwiches, and lasagna made without pasta (it’s surprisingly good).

Catering to the number of drinkers with a lot of supplements who prefer to include more healthy foods in their diets, Backyard Cafe offers a wide range of vegan, vegetarian and raw food options. Think quinoa, pumpkin, and hummus salad, and a hearty earthy bowl of lentils, roasted cauliflower, brown rice, roasted red peppers, pickled beets, guacamole, spinach, and activated almonds.

If you’re on a health kick, Backyard Cafe is your best bet for scrumptious, yet highly nutritious food. All of their food is locally sourced and organically grown and they’ve got a vast selection of vegan, vegetarian, sugar-free, and gluten-free options. Their meal plans and juice cleanses make detoxing and eating healthy super easy and they’ll even deliver to your work or school.

Serving up a whole slew of healthy bowls and bites which include vegan, vegetarian and raw options, this café is the place to be for something clean, colourful and delicious. Image credit: Backyard Café. Go for the vibrant Backyard’s Classic Acai Bowl which comprises a superfood blend of acai, blueberries, banana and avocado or pick from a wide range of wholesome eats that include

At Backyard Cafe, you’ll find an array of healthy breakfast and brunch foods, including vegetarian, vegan, and raw options. Their bowls are the perfect way to fuel your body before a day out exploring Phnom Penh. Or, opt to try the famous Earth Mother, which comes with fried mushrooms, roasted garlic, ricotta cheese, superfood pesto, herbs and toast.

Backyard Café is the home of healthy food with their main focus on vegan, vegetarian, raw, gluten-free and sugar-free options. They serve fresh and wholesome food with as few processed ingredients as possible. Backyard Café also offers a range of juice cleanses which are made using a hydraulic cold-press, making the juices five times more nutrients.

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Backyard Cafe in Phnom Penh is an omnivore cafe that specializes in vegan, gluten-free and sugar-free food. Their seasonally changing menu focuses on fresh and organic ingredients, and they make everything in-house. They also provide cold-pressed juices and cleanses regimens for those looking to detox.

The beautiful Backyard Cafe ( GoogleMaps) calls itself the home of healthy food in Cambodia. The menu lives up to the slogan as there’s a wide assortment of vegan, vegetarian, and raw options for all the plant-based eaters out there. Unlike its sister cafe, Vibe, Backyard Cafe is not strictly-vegan.

Backyard Cafe is a nice place to go for tasty, good-for-you food. The restaurant is not entirely plant-based, but the majority of the menu items are meatless, and made with local, organic, ingredients. There are currently three Backyard branches, and the one on Street 246 tends to be the busiest.

Backyard Cafe serves vegan, gluten-free, and sugar-free food, featuring fresh organic ingredients on their seasonal menu. The sister venue to Vibe Cafe, vegan visitors rave about the pesto mushroom toast, zucchini pasta salad, as well as the delicious and various bowls, smoothies, and juices.

Backyard Cafe is all about preserving the health, as they specialize in vegan, gluten-free, and sugar-free food. They have a number of cleanses that you can choose from. No reservations accepted View menu View their Instagram account 11B Street 246, Phnom Penh, Cambodia +855 78 751 715

If you are looking for healthy food in Phnom Penh, Backyard Cafe is the place to go. This restaurant offers a wide range of healthy vegetarian and vegan dishes. At Backyard Cafe, it is believed that food should be eaten as naturally as possible.

When it first opened, Backyard Cafe was one of the few places in Phnom Penh where you could find vegetarian, vegan and raw foods on the menu. Now, there are dozens of like-minded eateries all over the city. Backyard remains one of my favourites.

More towards the “centre” of Phnom Penh, this cute cafe offers a great place to get out of the heat for some air-con and coffee. We ended up visiting for some western-style brunch and it was very tasty and left us full (the ultimate goal).

This cafe is the reason for raw foods, vegetarian, and vegan options in all the cafes across town. The coffee is brewed from organic beans from Lao and Vietnam. Their cafe is the home to healthy and in-house products, made fresh each day.

The Backyard Cafes may share the crown for best health food restaurants in the capital since opening in 2015. On the menus, you’ll find everything from trendy avocado toast to veggie burgers. Just as much care is put into the coffee too.

This cafe received a lot of good feedback from customers because of the attractive and healthy food and drink. You can order food and the staff will deliver to the address you requested. This restaurant has a route for the wheelchair.

With three locations in Phnom Penh, you’re never too far away from a Backyard. It is not strictly a vegan restaurant, but rather prides itself on healthy options. There is a wide range of vegan, vegetarian and other meals available.

A cool and contemporary superfoods cafe, this is the place to check the pulse(s) of the vegetarian dining scene in the capital. Raw foods include stuffed avocado and a vegan abundance bowl. The mouthwatering desserts are also vegan.

Backyard Cafe is a fun, vibrant healthfood cafe that’s ideal if you want to work on your computer or just curl up with a good book. Their menu has a wide range of vegan, vegetarian, raw, gluten-free and sugar-free options.

UK expat Emma Fountain originally opened both of these spots. They may share the crown for best health food restaurants in the capital. On the menus, you’ll find everything from trendy avocado toast to veggie burgers.

They have many vegetarian, vegan and raw options and allways focus on wholefoods. Many of the ingredients that they use are organic. They’re open for breakfast, lunch and early dinner.

Backyard Cafe (St 63, BKK 1) is a 7-minute walk from Capri by Fraser Phnom Penh and is popular for its coffee and vegetarian menu.