Khmer Women' Food

Unclaimed

Visited this place and had the best Khmer food. We had taken NanTang and Samlor Karko (supposedly the national food of Cambodia rather than Amok). The food is authentic and large portions. Price is reasonable. We also got a freebie of Palm Cakes ? Very friendly and cooperative staff and people with a homely atmosphere. If you sit in the courtyard it feels like you're seated in nature.

This is probably my new favourite restaurant in Phnom Penh. Serving traditional Khmer recipes with an emphasis on women's empowerment and organic produce, this little oasis of calm is jam packed full of veggies growing in every available space. The food is phenomenal, the Na Tang curry served with puff rice crackers is my new favourite dish. Rich, creamy, decadent pork red curry eaten with the toasty crackers is sublime! Their potato creamy curry was very flavourful without masking the earthy, sweet potato taste. Loved the experience and the staff are so friendly. A must visit restaurant in Phnom Penh.

We found this spot on google maps, check out a few reviews and decided to give it a try. WOW WOW AND WOW; the Na Tang, to die for, the Lort Cha is another typical Khmer dish that highlights all the complexity but simple yet that you can get in a dish; the spicy curry chicken & morning glory vegetable with all the secret spices delivered another level of flavour. We can witness the love of the cook that she put into her dishes in front of our eyes, open kitchen on the terrace. 5/5

Casual place, wonderful service. Food was really good. The stir fried noodles was excellent, as was the chicken and kangkung in that peanut curry sauce. Yum! Felt very homecooked, which is exactly what we wanted. Great first meal in Phnom Penh! ??

Absolutely delicious. The fish amok is so flavorful, complex and well made. Good portion, very worth the price. Lovely place, I want to come back to try the other things on the menu!