BROWN Roastery | Aeon Sen Sok City — Restaurant in Khan Sen Sok

If you’re looking for a cozy spot to unwind, enjoy quality coffee, and indulge in delicious bites, Brown Coffee is a wonderful choice. I recently stopped by and had a truly enjoyable experience.

I started my meal with a plate of creamy mushroom pasta that was rich, flavorful, and generously topped with parmesan cheese. The pasta was perfectly cooked and paired well with a refreshing iced black coffee—smooth, bold, and not overly acidic. With a clear view of the greenery outside, the whole setting felt relaxing and peaceful, ideal for a mid-day break or casual lunch.

Inside, the café features a beautiful pastry display that immediately grabs your attention. From croissants and danishes to egg tarts and quiches, there’s something for every craving. Everything looked fresh and well presented, and it’s clear they take pride in quality and detail.

I also appreciated the merch corner, showcasing mugs, tumblers, tote bags, and even their own branded coffee beans—perfect for gifts or treating yourself to something stylish and functional.

The outdoor seating area is spacious, shaded, and surrounded by plants, offering a calm, breezy vibe that makes you want to stay longer. Whether you’re here to work, catch up with friends, or simply enjoy your own company, Brown Coffee delivers a consistently great experience. Highly...

This might honestly be the worst Brown Coffee branch I’ve been to in Cambodia. I ordered a regular chocolate drink for around $4, which felt pretty pricey—but it tasted really bad. The chocolate was watered down and lacked any real flavor.

I was expecting something better for the price. The seating wasn’t great either—only a few outlets available, and they’re at high tables with those stiff bar chairs that aren’t comfortable at all.

The place was also super crowded and really loud. Definitely not the kind of spot where you can chill, enjoy your drink, or get any work done. Overall, not a...

I loved Brown coffee, always a big fan of supporting local grown brand. But lately I’ve been to many locations of Brown, service was very very bad. They need to retrain their staffs how to provide proper service and nicer to customer. Either staff doesn’t know what he is doing, or slow, or sleepy (coffee shop comon). Comon this is not a 6000 riel coffee place, even those place provide better service than here. So disappointing. Anyway, there are more other better coffee brands, so I just take my business...