Phnom Penh Restaurant

The beef loc lac w/ egg fried rice was flavorful, well-cooked, and seasoned to perfection. And I love the Phnom Penh wing dipping sauce (It’s a must when I eat wings). The wings were cooked well and not over cooked with good portions. The lemonade was fresh you could taste it is home made. I bought salt and pepper shrimp for a family member too and they ate the whole thing for lunch during their night shift.

Went here with family and ordered a couple of dishes. I had the loklak plate with white rice and beef doesn’t have much taste or flavor to it don’t think it was seasoned but the dipping sauce kind of help a little.

Vietnamese roast duck noodle soup. Might be the best soup I've ever had. Duck was crispy and moist inside. Broth was owned with flavor. 10/10 chicken wings are top tier also. Small little spot, you'll miss it if you blink.

10000000/10. So good, idc what anyone says or where anyone has been in the US. Quality khmer food is found in Lowell, lol.

I have preordered my ducks from here every year for the holidays, but this year was extremely disappointing. I placed my preorder a week and a half in advance for February 16 at 10AM. When I arrived to pick it up, the chef came out and was yelling at an older gentleman for selling customers’ preordered ducks to walk-in customers. As a result, they had run out and had to prepare more. I was told not to worry and that my ducks would be ready in 15 minutes. Instead, I waited 45 minutes while I had a house full of guests waiting for me. There was no apology and no offer of compensation for the inconvenience. To make matters worse, because everything was rushed, the duck was undercooked and lacked flavor. It was clear they prioritized making extra money over honoring preorders. I am very di