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Brasserie Louis Breakfast Menu breakfast western specialties 26 Cold Cuts Marinated Olives, Artisan Mustard, Cornichon For guest enjoying breakfast as part of your room package, please feel free to dine from the semi - buffet and choose your favorite dishes from à la carte menu below Farm House Cheese Walnuts, Grapes yogurts and cereals Cured Norwegian Salmon Sour Cream, Lemon Natural Yogurt with Granola Bagel Bircher Muesli Dill Cream Cheese, Salmon, Avocado Yogurt, Rolled Oats, Fruits, Raisin, Nuts Three Eggs Omelette With Your Choice of Fillings Oat Porridge Palm Sugar, Sliced Banana Eggs White Omelette Spinach, Mushroom, Asparagus khmer and asian cuisine Bo Bor Eggs Benedict or Florentine Rice Porridge, Chicken or Pork, Fried Scallion, Sprouts Two Eggs prepared to your liking Mee Char Fried Noodles, Beef or Chicken, Egg, Sprouts, Chive Your Choice of Side Bacon, Chicken Sausage, Pork Sausage, Sautéed Tomatoes, Kuy Teav Sach Kor Sautéed Mushrooms, Baked Beans or Crisp Hash Browns Rice Noodles Soup, Pork Broth, Sliced Beef, Fried Garlic Bay Sach Chrouk all time favorites Marinated Grilled Pork, Steamed Rice, Pickles Belgian Waffles Cream Chantilly, Maple Syrup Rice Congee With Your Choice of Chicken, Boiled Egg or Soy Beans French Toast Fruit Compote, Chantilly Cream, Maple Syrup Youtiao Deep-Fried Dough Sticks, Soy Bean Milk Pancakes Chocolate, Cream Chantilly, Maple Syrup, Fruit Compote Dim Sum Deep Fried Bean Curd Skin, Shrimp, Pork Dumplings OUR TEAM IS AT YOUR SERVICE FOR ANY SPECIAL DIETARY RESTRICTION PARTNERS IN PROVENANCE Rosewood’s Partners in Provenance commitment is borne out of respect for local farmers, indigenous agriculture, and a dedication to delivering the highest quality foods. Rosewood Phnom Penh partners with local farms and purveyors that provide the guests with fresh, seasonal produce throughout the year, such as, fresh eggs from Soma farm, pork and beef from La Ferme de Bassac, vegetables from Japan Farm and Kampot Pepper, salt flower and palm sugar from Farma Link. The overall concept places emphasize on Price is quoted in USD including applicable taxes and 7% service charge maintaining a seasonal and diverse menu featuring local fare. breakfast western specialties 26 Cold Cuts Marinated Olives, Artisan Mustard, Cornichon For guest enjoying breakfast as part of your room package, please feel free to dine from the semi - buffet and choose your favorite dishes from à la carte menu below Farm House Cheese Walnuts, Grapes yogurts and cereals Cured Norwegian Salmon Sour Cream, Lemon Natural Yogurt with Granola Bagel Bircher Muesli Dill Cream Cheese, Salmon, Avocado Yogurt, Rolled Oats, Fruits, Raisin, Nuts Three Eggs Omelette With Your Choice of Fillings Oat Porridge Palm Sugar, Sliced Banana Eggs White Omelette Spinach, Mushroom, Asparagus khmer and asian cuisine Bo Bor Eggs Benedict or Florentine Rice Porridge, Chicken or Pork, Fried Scallion, Sprouts Two Eggs prepared to your liking Mee Char Fried Noodles, Beef or Chicken, Egg, Sprouts, Chive Your Choice of Side Bacon, Chicken Sausage, Pork Sausage, Sautéed Tomatoes, Kuy Teav Sach Kor Sautéed Mushrooms, Baked Beans or Crisp Hash Browns Rice Noodles Soup, Pork Broth, Sliced Beef, Fried Garlic Bay Sach Chrouk all time favorites Marinated Grilled Pork, Steamed Rice, Pickles Belgian Waffles Cream Chantilly, Maple Syrup Rice Congee With Your Choice of Chicken, Boiled Egg or Soy Beans French Toast Fruit Compote, Chantilly Cream, Maple Syrup Youtiao Deep-Fried Dough Sticks, Soy Bean Milk Pancakes Chocolate, Cream Chantilly, Maple Syrup, Fruit Compote Dim Sum Deep Fried Bean Curd Skin, Shrimp, Pork Dumplings OUR TEAM IS AT YOUR SERVICE FOR ANY SPECIAL DIETARY RESTRICTION PARTNERS IN PROVENANCE Rosewood’s Partners in Provenance commitment is borne out of respect for local farmers, indigenous agriculture, and a dedication to delivering the highest quality foods. Rosewood Phnom Penh partners with local farms and purveyors that provide the guests with fresh, seasonal produce throughout the year, such as, fresh eggs from Soma farm, pork and beef from La Ferme de Bassac, vegetables from Japan Farm and Kampot Pepper, salt flower and palm sugar from Farma Link. The overall concept places emphasize on Price is quoted in USD including applicable taxes and 7% service charge maintaining a seasonal and diverse menu featuring local fare. free of juices free flow of coffee and tea vittoria fresh - ground coffee (100% arabica) Ristretto, Espresso, Macchiato Americano, Decaffeinated Double Espresso, Cappuccino, Café Latte Latte Macchiato, Hot Chocolate twg tea selection BLACK TEA Earl Grey, English Breakfast, Royal Darjeeling GREEN TEA Grand Jasmine, Sencha, Moroccan Mint OTHERS Oolong Prestige, Chamomile ROSEWOOD PHNOM PENH T. +855 23 936 860 | E. [email protected] Vattanac Capital Tower, 66 Monivong Boulevard, Sangkat Wat Phnom, Khan Daun Penh, Phnom Penh, Kingdom of Cambodia. ROSEWOODHOTELS.COM/ PHNOM-PENH Scan Our Tripadvisor Scan Press Reader free of juices free flow of coffee and tea vittoria fresh - ground coffee (100% arabica) Ristretto, Espresso, Macchiato Americano, Decaffeinated Double Espresso, Cappuccino, Café Latte Latte Macchiato, Hot Chocolate twg tea selection BLACK TEA Earl Grey, English Breakfast, Royal Darjeeling GREEN TEA Grand Jasmine, Sencha, Moroccan Mint OTHERS Oolong Prestige, Chamomile ROSEWOOD PHNOM PENH T. +855 23 936 860 | E. [email protected] Vattanac Capital Tower, 66 Monivong Boulevard, Sangkat Wat Phnom, Khan Daun Penh, Phnom Penh, Kingdom of Cambodia. ROSEWOODHOTELS.COM/ PHNOM-PENH Scan Our Tripadvisor Scan Press Reader.
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