Emma coffee — Restaurant in Khan Daun Penh

Damn, you guys are actually trying with the coffee shop there. (Hopefully it's not marketing again)

I like it. Small business trying to fit in with the small floor space and, everything else. And it's working! The location is good enough because it's close to a tourist district.

The coffee is subjective since I don't drink nor want to.

But, there's one thing to critique about. The logo. If I'm being honest, I won't even think of cursive text in the logo, it feels too outdated and generic (But I mean, I also hate modern logos as well). At least it's kind of a distinctive entity of its own, cursive logo with a modern-looking coffee shop in itself.

Conclude: "A Good job, plus...

I just tried it today. Shophouse, so small, but clean, modern, classy interior with ac and unintrusive western music. Everybody but me appeared to be speaking French, including the Asians. I was definitely the least sophisticated person in the room.

I just had a small espresso, but unfortunately it was strongly acidic and I couldn't finish it. I don't know much about coffee but when I was using a cafetiere this kind of taste would make me think I needed to wash the cafetiere properly this time.

I'd like to go back, but I hope they fix the coffee machine.

Edit: The manager responded and strongly asserted that the acidic taste was intentional and valued by connoisseurs. I...

Specialty café in PP! The coffee is amazing, the kind of specialty coffee that you cannot find in PP. You can select your espresso from a blend or a single origin (I had a Colombian one, highly recommend) and the temperature and service accompanied were just perfect. The founder and owner Vicheth (sorry for misspelling!!) has experience from working in coffee shops in Australia and the influence is both felt and tasted. I could not believe I found this place...