When you get tired of the typical western/khmer vegetarian food,try mother earth restaurant.Falafel/tahini/pita bread/ homous/dill pickles/etc.Worth a visit,though the fried eggplant was way too oily.Nice change.

A super relaxing outdoor environment, excellent range of vegetarian food... well worth a long lunch after a long walk..

This was just the place we needed for a change of pace. The shakshuka (eggs poached in a tomato, chilli herb sauce) we so good as was the babaganoush and the chickpea salad we also had. Loved the warm pita breads as a change from rice and noodles.

Lots of the same food all over. Enter Mother Earth Restaurant; one of the few places where the food is good and different from everywhere else. And on top of that - this place makes a difference; 800 hectors of ecological restoration (a donation in partnership with the King); they grow or source their own food; they hire and train... More

Even though I generally tend to stay away from restaurants owned or run by Israelis, we were desperately in need of a falafel fix, so decided to keep my bias aside, and venture in here. The place is small, away from the center of action, and we were the only diners in the afternoon. It was not a promising start.... More

I was so disappointed in this restaurant. After travelling in Asia for 3 months I was excited to have a change from another rice dish. I love Hummus and Falafels, so couldn't wait to try the food after finding it in the free Siem Reap booklet. Well to start off the service was some of thee worst service ive had... More

All the food is very delicious and healthy food, especially Falafel & Humus. Let try Middle East food in Siem Reap.

We stopped by here for dinner and had delicious falafel, hummus, baba ganoush, eggplant salad and pitas. All of the food was fantastic. It is a cheap and cheerful place.

Should drop by for this middle eastern food. Reasonable price. Only the washroom is not quite comfortable. Others were fine.