Cong N Go Cambodian Restaurant

Finally found a high-quality Cambodian restaurant. Not Chinese, not Vietnamese, not Asian Fusion... Cambodian restaurant. Cong and Go features a menu that strictly refuses to use MSG, no cheapy prepackaged ingredients. How often do you see that? Tia, the Exc. Chef and Owner here oversees the prep and production of everything on the menu. Oh speaking of which the menu seasonally rotates as well! The Recipes are in-house traditional followings, even for their Hearty Cambodian Kaw, she does not skimp. It's more meat, and flavor than there is soup. You'll taste the flavors and herbs, and it's not watered down or overly sweet. You'll be pleased and full enough for the drive home. The grilled beef satay. How should I say this. No sauce needed. It's perfect even for just 3 skewers it's actu

Everything about this place was great! Customer service was amazing, comfortable and personable. I needed some quick snacks for me and my husband and ordered a blooming onion, papaya salad, shrimp in a blanket, a Thai tea and a fruit tea! Everything was so good! The papaya salad reminded me of home, Fresno! I grew up eating Loa Papaya salad so this gave me nostalgia. Definitely going back.

Awesome little gem! Had the pho and it was jam packed with ingredients and FLAVOR! The menu looks busy at first but if you take a moment and look, it's really healthy. It's one place I'll come back and eventually try every item! They take cash and card.

Had the pork bahn mi, tofu bahn mi and papaya salad. Bahn mi was legit. Bread was perf and made me think it was probably from Palermo's. Something was off on our papaya salad though. So heavy on the fish sauce that we couldn't eat it. I think the chef forgot the lime juice or just missed the ratio. I'll definitely go back and try some other dishes.

Very unprofessional and concerning experience. We bought an overpriced box of donuts that were undercooked. When we brought them back, staff took the box to the back and we personally saw their hands going to their mouths, making it clear they were eating the donuts. The box was then returned to us, which is a serious sanitation issue. When we asked for a refund, the owner refused. We were given the box back instead. When we later opened it, only one donut was uneaten. If there were originally nine donuts, what happened to the rest? Instead of addressing the issue, the owner responds to Yelp reviews by calling customers liars and changing the story. A refund was never offered — if it had been, we would not have left with a box of eaten donuts. Between the sanitation concerns, missing f