Siso Bakery

“A Timeless Escape: Siso Bakery BKK1 ​If you are looking for a sanctuary in the heart of the bustling BKK1 district, look no further than Siso Bakery. From the moment you step off the street, you are transported into a world that feels worlds away from the modern chaos of Phnom Penh. ​First Impressions & Vintage Charm ​The hospitality here is immediate. As soon as you walk in, you are greeted by a team of incredibly friendly staff whose warmth is as genuine as the aroma of butter in the air. What truly sets the mood, however, is their professional uniform. There is something so nostalgic about their attire; it instantly takes you back to a different era, reminiscent of the classic milk bars or high-end European tea rooms of the mid-20th century. It’s a level of polish and attention to detail that feels rare today, signaling right away that you’re in for a refined experience. ​An Artisanal Display ​The centerpiece of the shop is, of course, the stunning display of handmade pastries. It’s like a gallery of sugar and flour. You’ll find: ​Golden Danishes: The blueberry and mixed fruit Danishes are perfectly laminated, shattering into buttery shards with every bite. ​Artisanal Cupcakes: These are almost too beautiful to eat, decorated with intricate frosting that reflects the bakery's Japanese-French fusion roots. ​Signature Tarts: From the vibrant Pandan Coconut to the delicate Japanese Melon tart, the craftsmanship is world-class. ​Stylish Decor & Private Comfort ​The interior design is a masterclass in "cozy-chic." The stylish decor blends modern elegance with vintage comfort—think soft lighting, pastel accents, and curated greenery. What I appreciated most was the layout of the comfy seating areas. Even when the cafe is crowded with BKK1’s trendy crowd, the clever arrangement of the furniture makes your space feel remarkably private. Whether you’re tucked into a corner with a book or catching up with a friend over a Pain au Chocolat, you never feel like you’re being squeezed in. ​Siso Bakery isn’t just a place to grab a quick coffee; it’s an experience that respects the tradition of the craft. Between the "milk bar" nostalgia and the premium quality of the bakes, it is easily one of the most charming spots in the city.”

“A wonderful café with a lovely atmosphere. The croissant was absolutely delicious, rich with the aroma of butter. The matcha drink was also excellent. Highly recommended!”

“Updated November 2025. Unfortunately despite being a nicely decorated coffee shop I didn't get a good experience. The cappuccino I ordered had no froth because the milk wasn't hit enough. They redid it but they served in a paper cup. No sugar available, only syrup. Very disappointing service for a cappuccino that they sell for $3.50. All the cupcakes are around $8 which is way overpriced, so we had some croissants. They were ok. Very nice bakery. The pastries really look beautiful and taste good. The service is very nice, the seating area nicely decorated with orange and brown tones. The pastries are served in small bronze plates with bronze tableware. Very nice atmosphere. They also have durian pastries. On the downside are the prices that are very high, and one could argue that the food is almost gourmet and also no hot tea served, so it's only coffee drinks. Pity, all it would take is some specialty tea bags.”

“Saw the shop full from outside and gave it a try. Both pastries were very nice and not overly sweet. I would love to try other pastries soon!”

“Staff are really friendly and great environment!!! Desserts are speechless. but the down side is the price I paid not worth the quality I get. I don’t mind spending money as long as it worth it but I got a free pastry (matcha cookie croissant) from participating in an event. when I get home, I just realized that there is a strain of hair in the pastry. Obviously this make me loss my appetite. Just hope this bakery pay more attention to hygiene for the money we pay for each pastry.”