A city told through its coffee spaces. Discover thoughtful design, local character and the places that make Phnom Penh worth slowing down for.
Start exploring ↘Beyond a good cup, a café can reveal how a city thinks, creates and gathers. Our Phnom Penh exploration begins with two very different expressions of contemporary coffee culture — one soft and sculptural, the other graphic and cultural.
A spacious, greenery-filled café where curved architecture, sculptural staircases and lounge seating turn a coffee break into an experience of the space itself.
Graphic blue-and-white interiors meet black-and-white floor tiles and a striking wall of Cambodian diaspora figures — a café with a distinct visual and cultural identity.
Two spaces. Two atmospheres. A look at how the city expresses itself through café design.
From an architectural staircase to soft greenery and layered seating, You & Me feels designed for lingering. The visual contrast between pale concrete and lush foliage gives the interior its character.
Long Beach Coffeehouse stands apart with confident graphic choices — a blue-and-white palette, checkerboard floors and a display dedicated to figures of the Cambodian diaspora. It's a reminder that coffee spaces can hold cultural stories, too.
This is a city discovery guide, not a list of OCC partner cafés.
At Origin Coffee Cambodia, we focus on 100% Cambodia-origin coffee and Fine Robusta expertise. Our city guides look more broadly at the spaces, people and experiences surrounding coffee.
Being featured here does not mean a café serves Cambodian-grown beans or uses OCC coffee. Origin claims are made only when they can be verified.
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