Done Right - Sihanoukville

After we tried to go to cHelloVegi and Travel n Soul, both now permanently closed, we found the guest house with restaurant. There are some vegan options. We had the fried noodles and the dumplings that were pretty good. Drinks come with reusable straws. The atmosphere is beautiful, smells a little too much grass for us, although

Done right offers good vegan options, especially Khmer delights. But sadly, Sihanoukville is dying, more and more restaurants are now for sale, there is less and less vegan dishes. Service is not that good. Basic.

After having tried to go to cHelloVegi and Travel n Soul, both of which are now permanently closed, we found that guesthouse with restaurant. There are a few vegan options. We had the fried noodles and the dumplings which were pretty good. Drinks come with reusable straws. The atmosphere is nice, smelling a bit too much weed for us though

I think whoever made the menu might know what vegan means, but the staff don’t. I ordered a vegan breakfast which was supposed to contain things like tofu scramble and baba ganoush. After waiting a long time my food came lacking all of these and was just the ordinary full English without half of the ingredients. It also came with a dish of butter that the waiter didn’t know was not vegan. I wouldn’t have minded all of this too much but the food wasn’t nice at all, and I found a large fly leg in it.

Ordered vegan fried noodles that came out with eggs on top. Noodles were still delicious though. Tried the $2 vegan browny, was quite nice but a bit floury. Vibe of cafe area was very chill. When ordering, make sure to specify exactly what you want, because I don't think the cooks actually know what vegan means.