The sampler gives you the opportunity to taste several khmer specialties and decide which are your favorite. I really enjoyed the food here and thought it wqs very reasonably priced.

I try to avoid these places that scream outside ‘Recommended by Lonely Planet etc.' as it always seems like a cry of desperation. Well we ended up here anyway and the food and value for money are OK. However just as we arrived a German couple who were leaving were obviously having a bit of altercation about being short changed. We later mentioned this with a Dutch couple who took the table to our right and lo and behold when we paid our bill they also tried to short change us by two dollars. Later we bumped into the Dutch couple in the night market and guess what? - They’d been short changed as well. This could of course all be a coincidence, or the restaurant could have a bad cashier. However the wrong change was always in the negative for us foreign customers - and that leaves a really bad taste in the mouth.

Well, fair price, wonderful khmer food. Nothing to complain, esp as an east asians rice was eatable without any smell .

We tried other restaurants in the city, but eventually felt that this was the best. Refreshingly and tasty, the food always well presented by a very hands-on chef. Seating by the curbside and watching the world go by while sipping on tall cool drinks was for me the best way to spend the evening.
A must try here is the Khmer platter, with the varied flavours of local cuisine coming through very subtley.......