Fine dining at top restaurants in Siem Reap or Phnom Penh typically costs $30-60 per person including drinks. Mid-range restaurant meals run $10-20, while casual local restaurants serving excellent Khmer cuisine charge $5-10.
Drinks at hotel bars and upscale establishments cost $5-10 for cocktails and $3-5 for beer or wine. Local Angkor beer is about $1-2 at casual venues. Bottled water is under $1 everywhere.
Spa treatments at luxury hotels run $50-100 for massages, considerably less than equivalent services in Western countries. A traditional Khmer massage at a quality local spa costs $15-25 for an hour. Souvenirs and handicrafts vary widely—beautiful silk scarves start around $20, while quality artwork and antiques can run into hundreds of dollars.
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