Introducing a dose of Melbourne-cool to Phnom Penh, Enso has a super spread of breakfast and brunch options that will fuel you for the day. Think avocado and feta smash, Tunisian-style baked eggs, American pancakes and mushroom, feta, onion and spinach omelette, all served in a stylish setting.

A mod Australian cafe that started out with a top breakfast and brunch, Enso now offers a dinner menu too. Brunch options include leek, Gruyère cheese and…

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Enso on Street 240 has a range of international influences on their menu — shakshuka and watermelon salad with pomegranates and rose water pointing to the Middle East, avocado “smash” on sourdough evidencing an Australian influence, pancakes for the Americans, and leek pie with smoked salmon and eggs benedict with leg ham to round things (and bellies) out in continental fashion. They also offer a slew of nice juices and smoothies served in mason jars.

The Enso Cafe is a chic and contemporary cafe that also functions as a "healing place" and offers various programmes, including yoga. On the menu, you'll find a wide selection of vegan and vegetarian alternatives, some of which are already vegan, and others that can be modified. Perhaps the greatest options for you would be the eggplant lasagna and the beetroot walnut bread sandwich.

All-day breakfast, yoga classes, vegan desserts: Enso Cafe seemingly has it all. This bright and airy cafe is the perfect place to pull up a comfortable chair and spend an afternoon relaxing and getting your caffeine fix. Prices start at $1.50, and you can add an additional shot to any coffee for $0.50 more!

Enso Cafe is a kind of modern, stylish cafe and ‘healing space’ with yoga and other classes available. The menu has many vegetarian options, some which are vegan and others that can be adapted. We really were spoiled for choice but decided on the Eggplant Lasagna and Beetroot Walnut Bread Sandwich.

It's a huge place, slightly decorated and thus, very open and airy. They have a separate coffee station (made with Khmer beans) where you can grab a cup in a hurry when the place is full. They support an all-day breakfast, vegan desserts, yoga classes, and reusable cups.

This is a very peaceful and relaxing café with a satisfying menu, ranging from coffee to pastas. Their spaghettis are really tasty and are also made from interesting selections of ingredients!. Location: #50B, St. 240, Phnom Penh

This trendy Melbourne-style cafe is right at home on swish Street 240. Enso is huge, sparsely decorated, and a very pleasant space as a result. But it’s often packed to the brim on weekends with families and groups.