Pub Street is loud, and this tour keeps you on track. I like the 20% off start at the Mad Monkey Canopy Bar plus the free shots on the hour. I also like that the host, SK, helps you meet other people fast, not just stand around. The trade-off: the early part of the night can feel slow if you’re expecting nonstop activities right away.

For about $12, you’re not just paying for a wander through bars. You get a Mad Monkey singlet, one cocktail, discounted drinks, a Khmer meal with a beer or soft drink, and later draft beers to claim back at the bar. The night runs from the early evening into the club hours, with stops on Pub Street that typically run about an hour each.

Key Things That Matter on This Mad Monkey Pub Crawl

• 20% off right at the start at the Mad Monkey Siem Reap Canopy Bar to ease you into Pub Street
• Free shots on the hour, which is a big part of why this crawl works socially
• Three Pub Street stops that usually include karaoke, then a pub-like bar vibe, then a club
• Included Khmer meal with your choice of beer or soft drink, so you’re not just drinking on an empty stomach
• Two draft beers later to cap the night with a concrete, included payoff

Entering the Mad Monkey Canopy Bar: The 20% Off Start

Your night starts at the Mad Monkey Siem Reap Canopy Bar at 7:30 PM. You order your first drink there, and the big immediate win is 20% off through the night. That matters in Siem Reap because Pub Street prices can add up quickly once you’re moving between venues.

Right away, you’ll also notice the crawl is built around momentum. Mad Monkey includes free shots on the hour, which gives the group a reason to stay together instead of scattering as soon as the first bar gets busy. If you’re the type who wants a social rhythm, this hourly structure helps you keep pace without constantly deciding what’s next.

Also, the tour is run in English, so if your Cambodian nightlife plan is mostly about vibes and meeting people, you’ll feel comfortable. There’s a specific “night host” energy here too. One recurring theme from what people say about the experience is that the host SK is friendly and good at getting the group to actually interact, which is the difference between a guided pub crawl and just paying for transportation.

One thing to plan for: the early stretch may not feel like a fully programmed party. Some nights lean more toward chilling at Mad Monkey first, then hitting Pub Street later. If you want action immediately, come ready to mingle and treat the first bar as your warm-up.

From Pub Street Karaoke to a Club: How the Night Flows

At 11:00 PM, the group typically heads out for the Pub Street portion. The schedule keeps things simple: you spend about one hour at each bar. The first stop is usually a karaoke bar, then you move to a pub-like spot for a more bar-style atmosphere, and you end with dancing at a club.

That pacing is practical. Pub Street has a lot going on, but it’s easy to lose your bearings if you’re trying to plan each stop yourself. A structured “about an hour each” plan helps you avoid the common trap of arriving at a bar late, staying too short, and ending the night with regret and fewer drinks than expected.

The karaoke bar stop is also a smart choice for mixed groups. Even if you don’t sing, karaoke pulls people into the same scene. It’s one of the fastest ways to meet strangers without that awkward early “what do we do now” feeling.

From there, the night shifts from performative to party. The bar-like stop is where you can slow down and talk, while the club portion is for the louder energy. The tour’s return timing is around 1:00 AM, so you’re not signing up for an all-night crawl that leaves you wrecked the next day with no plan.

One caution based on the experience’s real-world variability: the Canopy Bar location details and specific venues can change depending on the group and preferences. That’s not a deal-breaker, but it does mean you should show up expecting the flow more than a guaranteed venue lineup.

What’s Included Beyond Drinks: Singlet, Khmer Meal, and Draft Beers

This is a “drinks + extras” crawl, and the included items are part of the value math.

You get:

• A Mad Monkey singlet
• One cocktail
• Free shots throughout the night (tied to the hourly pattern)
• Discounted drinks at Mad Monkey during the start portion
• A traditional Khmer meal with either a beer or a soft drink of your choice
• The chance to claim two draft beers at the bar after the tour

That meal piece is bigger than it sounds. Drinking-heavy nights go sideways when people forget to eat. Having a Khmer meal included (and pairing it with beer or a soft drink) means you can keep enjoying the night without needing to scramble for food mid-crawl.

The singlet also signals what kind of crowd this is. Mad Monkey pub crawls tend to be about easy group identity, photos, and shared momentum. If you like that social vibe, it feels fun and uncomplicated. If you dislike costume-like merch, you can treat the singlet as just part of the bundle rather than a required persona.

Finally, the two draft beers after the crawl are a neat “finish line.” Instead of ending on a vague note of we had fun, you get a tangible included payoff that can make the whole night feel more organized in hindsight.

Price and Value: Does $12 Add Up in Siem Reap?

At $12 per person, you’re looking at a low-cost nightlife package. The value comes from the combination of:

• A drink discount (20% off through the night at the start bar)
• A cocktail included
• Free shots on a schedule
• A Khmer meal included
• And two draft beers later

Even if you treat some included items as small, the structure is what lowers your overall cost. You’re not paying full price for every drink and you’re not paying separate entry fees across multiple places (the crawl is built around included drinks and discounts rather than standalone charges).

That said, cheap crawls have a trade-off: pacing. This experience can start with a longer hangout at Mad Monkey before the Pub Street bars kick in. If you expect the guide to run constant “activities” immediately after you arrive, you may feel like you’re spending the early evening waiting for the real route to begin.

So how do you decide if it’s worth it? If you want:

• an easy way to meet people,
• a guided sense of when to move,
• and help turning one bar night into multiple stops,

then the math tends to work in your favor. If your priority is a nonstop, always-on scripted nightlife game from the first minute, you’ll want to mentally budget for a slower opener.

Who Should Join, and Who Should Skip

This tour is best for adults who want a social Pub Street night in Siem Reap and don’t want to plan every stop themselves. It’s also geared for people comfortable with group energy: karaoke, bar-to-bar switching, and a club ending.

It is not suitable for:

• Children under 18
• Pregnant women
• People with mobility impairments
• Anyone who needs to carry luggage or large bags

Before you go, you should also be clear on what to bring: a passport or ID card. That’s not a cosmetic suggestion; it’s part of entry readiness.

If you’re traveling solo, this crawl can be a straightforward way to avoid spending the evening talking to your drink. The included host energy and the timed bar stops make it easier to latch onto conversations and form a temporary group.

If you’re a couple or small group and you prefer quiet, curated nightlife, this might feel too chaotic. Pub Street itself is busy, loud, and fast-moving. This tour leans into that, so it’s more “party plan” than “slow, elegant evening.”

Practical Tips for a Better Pub Crawl Night

Here are the things that will help you enjoy the crawl more, especially because it’s a mix of free items and venue changes.

• Show up ready to mingle at 7:30 PM. If the start feels like a hangout, your best move is to treat it as social time, not waiting time.
• Pace your drinks. With a cocktail, hourly shots, and extra beer later, it’s easy to get ahead of yourself. You’ll enjoy karaoke and dancing more if you keep your energy steady.
• Wear something that works for photos and movement. The singlet becomes part of your night look, and you’ll be switching venues and likely walking between spots.
• Keep your bag situation minimal. No luggage or large bags is a rule here, so travel light.
• Expect venue flexibility. The tour notes that the Canopy Bar details and specific locations can vary, so don’t base the whole plan on one exact bar name.
• If you care about timing, lock in your own clock. The tour leaves for the bars at 11:00 PM and returns around 1:00 AM, so plan your night around those anchors.

Should You Book This Pub Crawl?

I’d book it if you want a low-cost, guided way to turn one evening into a real Pub Street route, with free shots, a Khmer meal, and a social host vibe. At this price, the included drinks and food make it hard to beat for a first-time Siem Reap nightlife experience.

I’d skip it if you’re the type who needs structured entertainment from minute one. If you’re expecting constant guided activities immediately, the early evening may feel more relaxed and less animated than you want. Also skip if you can’t handle loud venues or group-paced nightlife.

If you fit the sweet spot—adult, social, open to karaoke and club energy—this crawl is a solid value choice and a practical way to meet people without planning every stop.

FAQ

What is the price of the Mad Monkey Siem Reap Pub Crawl?

It costs $12 per person.

How long is the pub crawl?

The experience runs for about 5 hours.

Where do I meet for the tour?

Meet at the Mad Monkey Siem Reap Canopy Bar.

What time does the tour leave for the Pub Street bars?

It typically leaves for the bars at 11:00 PM.

What’s included in the price?

You get a Mad Monkey singlet, one cocktail, free shots throughout the night, discounted drinks at Mad Monkey, a traditional Khmer meal, and you can claim two draft beers at the bar after the tour.

Do you get free shots, and when?

Yes. There are free shots on the hour during the night.

Is a Khmer meal included?

Yes. A traditional Khmer meal is included, with a beer or soft drink of your choice.

What should I bring?

Bring a passport or an ID card.

Is luggage allowed?

No. Luggage or large bags are not allowed.

Can I cancel or pay later?

There is free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, and there’s also a reserve now & pay later option.