Lemongrass






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The 5 reviews shown below read more negatively than the overall score. These are the reviews Google surfaces as most relevant, not a representative sample — the 4.5 above reflects all 779 of them.
Really nice place to have local food. Looks like family restaurant where all children work too. Nice! Good prices too.
Service was very slow and my wife shortly after eating her food got food poisoning from the fish special they have listed in the wall. Highly disappointed with the freshness of the seafood. Also after each patron they just clear the tables and don’t wipe anything. Good hygiene is not properly followed. The family were nice but proper handling of food is necessary for a restaurant.
Really enjoyed the lovely vibe to the place, read many good reviews and had walked past many times to a full restaurant. My partner ordered the fish special, and I had the Cha Kroeung Tofu. Very nice flavours to both, but was left a little disappointed unfortunately. The fish special was nice, slightly on the smaller size than expected, but my tofu dish came with such a small portion of tofu, that I ended up eating a whole plate of pepper and onion with rice. In the third picture, I hadn’t eaten any, so was a little disappointed. Overall, okay. I also noticed a man before us got served a dish very similar looking to what I had ordered, took a couple of bites and sent it back, to then receive his chicken dish immediately after. Not saying that it 100% was anything to do with my dish, but it did leave a questionable feeling as to whether he was served the tofu by accident and sent it back to then arrive in front of me????? 🫣😬😂
This restaurant is amazing. I got a fish amok which was so flavoursome and tasty, definitely the best I’ve had in all of Cambodia! My boyfriend for the tofu lok lak which I tried and that was really good too! The restaurant has a lovely atmosphere with lots of nice decorations and family stories, and in the menu they explain about Khmer cuisine and history, which was a nice touch. It feels authentic and local, as it’s family run, but to a high standard and feels like I’m in a high end restaurant with affordable prices! Would come again 10/10
Such good food and vibes here! You have to have amok or lok lak while in Cambodia and this was one of the best I’ve had! Such friendly service and that real family restaurant vibe. Definitely coming back
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