Excellent varied food menu. Wonderful ambiance. Reasonably priced. We enjoyed walking around the downtown Market Street area and finding this little gem with a nice terrace.

The fried ginger is a must try! Even though located right next to pub street, the quality of food is perfect. It was so good we returned there twice!

Wanted something traditional (ideally with a Thai type flavour) and came here. Really nice open restaurant, cooking the meat Ona bbq outside on street. Good value - spicy beef noodles around 5.5$, and tasty. Lovely veggie spring rolls as a starter too. Careful with street...side tables as beggars / tuk tuk drivers won’t leave you aloneMore

Stopped at this place as it was really busy, usually a good sign. Guy on the way out said the food was tremendous and so it was. A really good selection of Khmer food along with some western dishes made for a comprehensive veggie, seafood...and meat menu. All the food we tried over several nights was fantastic. Can highly recommend, tom yam, lok lak and amok dishes. Beer and cocktails at great prices to help the food on its way.More

To be honest - I would definitely skip Pub Street in case I came back for another visit. But we had been curious and after our first (perfect!) dinner at Viroth's restaurant decided to give it a try... Having wandered around from pizza to burger...to BBQ places we finally entered Khmer Kitchen. To make it short - the staff was bored; the fried spring rolls were awful; the dumplings were not the best either; the fish amok was good; the chili and basil chicken was average. To sum it up - as we prefer tastiness to huge portions and don't like travel group atmosphere we should have known better. There is such a lot of fine Siem Reap restaurants that (in my opinion and presumably with some exceptions) dining out at Pub Street means nothing but some missed opportunity...More

My first experience of Khmer food and I liked the choices of food and drink available with them. Cheerful service provided by Toch. We had the spring rolls, dumplings followed by green chicken curry with steamed rice. Nice view from the upper floor.

Visited the restaurant twice on my recent visit to Siem Reap.Location right in the centre of town. Wanted to try some authentic Khmer food and was disappointed.Went for the fish amok and pumpkin curry plus grilled beef strips.Large portions,tasted great and good value for money.The...main dishes were US$5 which had three plus drinks came to about $US20.A lot more expensive than when I came to Cambodia over twenty years ago but still a pleasant evening out.I though the staff were very pleasant and attentive.I will be back.More

Rather cold, unsmiling greeting from hostess definately not very welcomg start but serving staff were nice, freindly and efficient. The food was nothing special but the portions were good. The prices, like all the restaurants in that area, are slightly inflated because of the location....Walk a short distance away from the noisy area and you will find quieter restaurants that are better value. Great place to sit and watch the world go by. Went there once, would not go back again. To be fair perhaps it was their off day.More

Best restaurant in Siem Reap that we came across. Food really good quality at a fair price Lots of choices Cocktails and beer at the best prices we’ve seen

Try to soups, delicious! It’s in the loud area, but if you are around I think it is a good option! The staff is polite and able to give suggestions’

Didn’t love the food. Not sure what caused my stomach to go south but it could have been my lunch here. No one liked the shakes and the other food was mediocre.

My first taste of Khmer food, i was recommended to go here by the front office reception. Food was prepared quickly, i was blown away by the Khmer Fish Curry. The waitress boasted that "we have the best fish curry in Cambodia!" - after tasting...the dish I was extremely impressed. Location is very convenient in the heart of downtown so very easy to find. They have wifi if you need to arrange your tuktuk driver to pick you up (which I did) after dinner. Would go again.More