Chinese House

Chinese House is located in the old town of Phnom Penh. Surrounded by French colonial architecture and large, shady trees, Chinese House is a little further away from the hustle and bustle but well worth the trip uptown. One hundred years ago, it was the home of a Chinese merchant and has changed hands a few times since then, currently settling as Chinese House bar and restaurant.
The interior is something special. Stripped back walls and French colonial mismatched tiles paired with industrial lighting features, modern art and retro furniture- it’s got something for everyone! The atmosphere is kept cool and chic with soft house beats and occasional guest DJs playing lounge tunes. There are nightly specials that keep things interesting, like Wednesday ladies’ night 50% off all ladies’ cocktails and sharing platters or oyster and champagne pairing specials. All week the kitchen serves tasty treats in the form of asian fusion tapas. Broccoli croquettes and grilled miso beef skewers are crowd favorites- but never fear! - if there’s too much to choose from you can always get the classic sharing platter.

As the week winds down and the weekend winds up, the bar comes alive. There are often guest mixologists from all over the world popping by to mix up a list of exotic and delicious cocktails. The music also moves up a level on the weekends and the bar becomes popular nightspot for trendy Phnom Penh 20 and 30 somethings.
Why go:
Experience some historical architecture, bask in some modern art, relax with a cocktail and try some tasty treats all in one spot.

Cuisine:
Chinese