Vegan Food - Who Wants Meat & Dairy When Food Looks & Tastes This Good! Vibe Cafe Phnom Penh Cambodia! 😉

Recently I wrote a post about Eating Cannabis Pizza In Phnom Penh and without thinking about it I was served a pizza that was unpleasant but also failed to work!

A fellow Steemian that I admire @dannyshine commented on the meat and dairy on the Pizza I agreed. Phnom Penh has some interesting choices for food. The breadth of nationalities representing their culinary heritage here probably has something to do with the historic relaxed visa restrictions.

I feel it is only fair that I share with you perhaps the most amazing vegan restaurant I have ever eaten in. I have eaten in vegan restaurants all over the world in places considered far more hip and trendy than Phnom Penh yet Vibe Cafe here is truly amazing!

Photo taken from Vibe Cafe's website.

Who Needs To Eat Dairy & Meat?

Honestly when the food is this good I don't want meat or dairy. In fact I desire the healthy organic vegetables. Just look at how nice that looks! 😉

When you walk into Vibe Cafe you can watch them preparing all the food in a hygienic manner downstairs. I love to cook and I can see and taste their skill. On the roof top there is a delightful outdoor terrace full of plants and often very nice people from around the world.

Photo taken from Vibe Cafe's website.

So Tasty!

Vibe Cafe's menu is excellent. A number of healthy bowls and breakfasts. Everything is vegan and as organic as possible. What is striking to me is the taste. The taste of this vegan food is perhaps the best I have ever tasted. Why is it not this good in Ubud, Australia or Europe? I like to cook and I can recognize by the flavours that these people can cook well.

Vibe Cafe has a 5 star rating on trip advisor with 257 reviews which says a lot of people agree the food is good!

How tasty my vegetable and bean burger with sweet potato fries and home made ketchup look?

Charritable Work

Earlier today I wrote a post about donating USD $400 directly to over 100 children here in Cambodia. In my process of looking into organisations to support I also came across Vibe Cafe.

Although I have not done any due diligence yet on their organisation (except eating their excellent food! 😉) it appears that they run deliver organic meals to Cambodian school children. How can we expect children to learn if they are hungry? Here is what they say about their project The Good Vibe Foundation:

• Donations and a percentage of the profits from their two restaurants is used to source organic produce.
• Snacks and meals are made for Cambodian school children.
• All overheads are apparently covered by the founders.
• $5 provides 10 meals.
• $25 provides 50 meals.
• $50 provides 100 meals.

You can't argue with those costs but again I have done zero due diligence. Still people who cook honest healthy food are on the right road! I can vouch for the food!

How nice does this look for breakfast? Yum! 😃

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