Feel Good Coffee — Restaurant in Khan Mean Chey

I am reluctant to give out 5 stars overall. I am even more reluctant to give out 5 stars in all categories. Feel Good gave me no choice.

First of all, the atmosphere is unique. It is inside a former factory and some of the old factory aesthetic is maintained while combined with a nice modern coffee shop atmosphere intriguingly. The shop features a piano that customers can play, pool table, archery board and ping pong table. The coffee shop, in keep with its factory origins, is wife open, spacious and airy. (Note: I visited in the morning. The afternoon might be a bit hot. I can't speak to that.)

The service was simply amazing. Friendly, fast, professional and conscientious. How can I not give 5 stars?

The coffee was hot, delicious and reasonably priced, served in a paper cup. I also got a cookie. Often in Cambodian coffee shops, there are cookies, Donuts, sandwiches and baked goods as an afterthought.

This cookie was a different beast, altogether.

Not too sweet, But sweet enough. Not too hard, Nor too soft. I can't think of any way to improve it.

Tried as I might, I couldn't find a reason to deduct a star across the board.

For me, the best coffee shop I have found in Phnom Penh (and I have visited nearly 100 different shops)

Pro Tip

The restrooms are also...

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