Dolce Vita - Siemreab

Fantastic. Eight-blowing pizza. We were recommended to visit two Italians who traveled across this place. It wasn't disappointed. Excellent service. Beautiful courtyard where you eat and fantastic. A must in Siem Reap. This place is only opened a few weeks and already booked. Price quality, the fact that pizzas are made to order and all ingredients are imported from Italy.

Came here a few weeks ago and really loved it. The atmosphere is pretty cool and I liked how to use the bamboo on the facade. All waiters were really nice and at one point the owner came to check that we were happy. I am not a pizza lover and I usually prefer pasta/ lasagna etc., but I really enjoyed the pizza here. All I was with were happy with their choice. If you can't decide what you want, you can order half for your pizza (you just have to pay the price of more expensive if I remember correctly. To finish it, we had all desserts and I went with the Tiramisu, for which we were told that the Mascarpone is made at home. We were recently in Italy and were a bit unhappy with our restaurant choices there and it is ironic that we had to come to Cambodia to eat real, authentic Italian cuisine. Definitely recommend.

This was just one of our favorite restaurants in Siem Reap. We eat a lot, but we love that they have parking spaces for cars, although their outside mosquitoes do not disturb us. The food was delicious. Pizzas are thin, but a good size. Little things I would suggest give you bread when we wait, not make extra pizza half and half. But five more stars. Great service.

Once of the best restaurant I've tried... the two chef and the metre are Italian, that's tell you everything in relation to the quality of the food, everything handle made from the salciccia to mascarpone chees and many other ingredients... I've liked all the aspect of this restaurant, chefs and metre come to the table for a quick chat a laugh or to explain to you everything you need to known... the pizza was amazing really better even that I've tried in my country (italy)... If you come to Siem Reap you have to try this magnificent taste experience...

Phenomenal restaurant tucked away in a poorly lit, sleepy side street in Siem Reap. The husband and wife team run the operation, and are very inviting and professional. The restaurant is mostly frequented by Europeans, so it doesn’t get busy till quite late in the evening. The decor is well conceived and open. The salad is fine, albeit a bit simple. The pizzas really rocked our world. Above average quality even for Italy. It took a while to come out, but definitely worth the way. Great options on the wine list as well.