Operated by a Francais Marocaine, this restaurant has a faithful clientele and when one of them suggested we dine there, it was more than a welcome news.
The decor is attractive, the lighting comfortable and we sat outside on wicker chairs with ample space in between tables.
Service is good as one expects that in Cambodia but not servile.
Obviously it is a favourite spot of many of the expatriate community since i saw people sitting sipping a glass of wine and reading a book. others like us had come there for conversation and the hours just slipped by.
recommend this resto
mezze libanais
couscous traditionel 2 tajine avec merguez 1
bottle of chilean red anakena 19 usd
the total bill was including tips 19 usd per person
Favorite Dish: see above
being aware of cuisine marocaine both in maroc et france, i can say that i enjoyed my couscous at le tamarin
Written May 10, 2012
Address: rue 240
The Cavern Pub is a English style pub set on 104st in Phnom Penh. The street 104 is better known for the large number hostess bars on it.
Being an English pub the food style is British and the price range is around the $6 for a large main dish.
The daily specials come with a free draught beer or soft drink so you can get a good steak with a beer on Thursday for around $7.
They have live music on Monday and a great collection of music and videos to choose from.
Favorite Dish: The filet steak on Thursday is aged in house then cooked sous vide style and finished on a char grill to give a nice charred flavour.
Written May 9, 2012
Address: #19 Street 104, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Website: http://www.cavern-pub-phnom-penh.com
Khmer and Thai Cuisine and in fact the cuisine from the border areas of Cambodia-Thailand.
Lovely set up for a restaurant
a large resto indeed
you can sit on the floor on the first floor and feel the leaves
quiet street so not much noise
good service
Favorite Dish: Tom Yoong Seafood, not as spicy as the Thai version, this was a Khmer version
the dinner for two people came up to 19 dollars , seven of which was for two fruit smoothies.
Written Apr 3, 2012
Address: Rue 57
French Khmer at the Nyemo Khmer NGo helping women.
The Chef had worked at top hotels in Phnom Penh
The menu changes every other day
Quiet
outdoors
very soothing
Unobstrusive service
we were allowed to bring a bottle of our own
Favorite Dish: todays menu was
beignets du fromage
les calamars en poivre avec riz
crepe de chocolat
the set menu is 6 dollars per person
Written Apr 2, 2012
Address: no 71, rue 240, phnom penh
Since the Friends Restaurant was closed on Sunday, I was looking for an alternative. I found the Veiyo Tonle (River Breeze) Restaurant in a brochure in the hotel. It too supports a good cause, the New Cambodia Children's Life Association (NCCLA), and was on Sisowath Quay just a few blocks from the Fancy Guesthouse where I was staying. Their Khmer food was so good that I ended up eating at Veiyo Tonle three times in 1.5 days. It is good value also.
Favorite Dish: The green curry chicken ($4.00) was spiced just right for me. It was a delicious stew with chicken, eggplant, potatoes and green beans. A little special touch is that their rice ($0.50) is served in the shape of a heart. Their traditional Cambodian fish amok ($4.50) was quite good also.
Updated Mar 28, 2012
Website: http://www.ncclaorphanage.org/veiyo-tonle/
I dont know the 'real' name of this coffee shop, when i was walking along of street 144. i saw this small coffee shop. a lot of people have a chit chat and watching television, none of them can speak English.
Favorite Dish: coffee with milk
Written Mar 25, 2012
Address: street 144
When I went back to Phnom Penh again in 2010, my guides and I met at the Khmer Surin Restaurant, mainly because Ms. Nara was guiding a group that was having dinner there. The food and service were quite good and the prices very reasonable. I ended up going back another time. The Trip Advisor reviews for Khmer Surin are good. It is ranked #35 of 284 in PP. They have both Khmer and Thai food. If you want, ask to be seated in one of the quieter, semi-private rooms on the left side of the restaurant.
Updated Mar 24, 2012
Address: No. 9 Street 57, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
The restaurant:
Experience the taste of Indochina and spoil your taste buds with a palette of dishes from Cambodia, Vietnam, Myanmar, Thailand & Laos. Mangosteen also offers a range of Western dishes and more than enough vegetarian options are available.
Open daily from 6 am – 11pm (from 6 – 10 am serve Khmer-style noodle breakfast)
Written Mar 23, 2012
Address: #1C, Street 282, Sangkat Boeung Keng Kang I
Phone: +855 (0)23 216 416
Website: Facebook: Facebook.com/mangosteen.pp
Located on the quay, on 2 levels (elevator),with the shop on the ground floor delivering the bakery, the pastry, the ice-creams, the snack food, all in the french style and upstairs the restaurant and lounge.
Upstairs, large dining room in air conditioning with comfortable seats and the famous bed-seats in this quiet place. Beautiful sight on the river. Terrace for smokers.
Open from 6am to 11pm.
The same shop and restaurant is open at Monument Books in Phnom Penh.
Favorite Dish: French bakery and pastries, home-made ice-creams with more than 40 flavours and snack food (pizzas, quiche ham, vegetarian, croque-monsieur, ham & cheese croissant, ham cheese puff, )sandwich with various breads (pita, foccacia, baguette, campagne, panini, ciabatta, etc).
Written Mar 23, 2012
Address: 245, Quay Sisowath P.KDI Phnom Penh
Phone: 023 998 153 / 012 523 310
Website: www.tbpumpkin.com
set in a nice garden setting at the boutique hotel. run by a French NGO helping abandoned women, so you can imagine the french touch in every thing
Favorite Dish: First of all you can have wine by the glass here, even if you are not here to dine. limited selection but good enough in this hot weather.
good service
the food is influenced by the french but basically khmer
i have eaten shrimp curry and on another occasion green curry with chicken. both were tasty
Written Mar 1, 2012
Address: No. 71, Street 240, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
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