Tavoos Garden - Siem Reap

Overall an amazing experience that comes along with a big mission, but we were quite shocked to see the prices how happy **** this has as cheap place, but most meal times begin at $5usd. we were not disappointed, though with eating and if I were not in such a state of finance I would always come back.

Tavoos is a non-profit organization that also has free yoga courses, yoga, wellness and exercise and also helps the local community. the garden is lush and cozy and the food was nice. most of the lists are vegan or vegetarian with a beautiful selection of chois with a few meat options as well as everything is organic. I had the vegan banana pancakes and the discarded tofu wraps, both good and the atmosphere was welcoming and relaxing.

I had dinner last night at this sweet place. tawoos has many vegan options! after eating rice and veg for the last two weeks I ordered breakfast menu from all day to get a taste of something else. the packings were so delicious and filling. a heel loaf with pitaya was also a great choice. elaborate and tasty, this joint is worth another visit! I was also kindly invited to free morning yoga. but 6:30 class is not for me to give it this place one away! it is a quiet oasis with a great and attentive service.

Tavoos’ menu is usually veg/ vegan with gluten-free options as well. there is a great choice, I have worked my way through at least the half of the menu and everything was really delicious. the vegan mac and cheese is so good! they also have free 6:30 clock yoga. they stay after yoga to breakfast. the kokosmilch chia pudding is brilliant and so is her oatmeal! healthy and super tasty!

Decent food and vegan options (serves meat as well which surprised me), but the staff member who took my order is quite incompetent and not keen on very good service at all. Made mistakes and tried to blame me; maybe it was a long day for him. When I asked for takeaway he told me that the cooks left already and he doesn’t know how to pack it. Who doesn’t know how to put food into a box and hand it to someone? Smiles and acting friendly is not equivalent to actually caring about customers and having good service. Still in disbelief about this guy, yet I tipped him to my dismay, as I didn’t want to seem rude. Seems this place could do with some fresh staff.