Lovely little place with great service and great food. Located in a small but very quaint alley close to the Pub Street, but far enough not to be noisy. The restaurant serves traditional Khmer food but very nicely presented and the quality of the food is excellent. Prices are a little higher than some other restaurants around but you do get what you pay for.

Variety menu and so nice service.good taste too

Saw the good reviews and tried this on my first dinner in Siem Reap. Food is ok. Cooked to order so it is hot. Like the stir fry vegetables with tofu. Tried Khmer style pork which is quite nice. Didn’t really like the fish amok.

A great restaurant. We came here twice on our trip and both times had excellent meals! The staff were attentive and friendly. The restaurant is very well run and well designed. The food comes out quickly and piping hot! The dishes we had, pictured below, were well balanced and full of flavour. The braised pork was my favourite and the lok lak (pepper beef)... the sauce is perfection. The staff even remembered us from the first time (even though it had been over a week since our last visit). They also take Visa payments so it made it just that little bit easier.

Loved this clean and funky little restaurant that takes great pride in serving traditional food well. Waitress was very knowledgeable and full of advice about what to try. We loved the Banana Blossom Salad and the Fish Samlor Korkor. Good value too!! We will definitely be back!

Great fish amok- good portion size too. Great service and atmosphere in restaurant. They have free WiFi also

Found this place on google maps and decided to give it a try, and we’re glad we did! The waiter was lovely and super helpful with questions we had about the menu - I got a fish amok with a higher spice level and it was delicious! We also tried the check cheung skor dessert and the mango and dried fish starter, both of which we highly recommend!

Nice atmosphere. Attentive staff. Tasty food brought out promptly. Reasonably good portion size. Food is priced right for what you get. When I asked for soy sauce, one of the servers brought me the soy sauce along with this other sauce that she said I might like since I asked for my meal spicy. It was absolutely delicious. Its called "tukatrei kaohkong" or Koh Kong Fish Sauce. If you like spice, ask for this.

Hyped up, westernised place, visited on our first evening trusting reviews. Utter disappointment. Service is good (when they understand English), and they accept VISA, but that's it. Noodles immediately stuck together, the strong ceiling fan blowing on the table didn't make it better, and the beer was not cold. Being in the tourist trap zone, it was of course also relatively expensive.