
Many Cambodian street foods combine influences from China and Southeast Asia. Street food is considered a snack rather than a meal. Food stalls are called hang bai or simply hang in Khmer, which is a borrowing from Chinese hang. More specifically the stalls are referred to by the main food served, for example, rice noodle stalls or coffee stalls.
hawa hhh
a week ago
Coming from Sydney, where we have so many amazing Afghan restaurants, I can honestly say this place beats them all! The Kabuli Pulao was absolutely delicious, perfectly cooked with beautiful flavours,...
2/10 Walker St
S. Masoud Nabavizadeh
3 weeks ago
Great food, everything was excellent! The staff were very kind, friendly, and welcoming. Highly recommended — definitely worth visiting!
305 Lonsdale St
kayne smith
a month ago
I'm fortunate enough to live right under this cafe so I come here every day for a coffee. Delicious and super consistent coffee and food, but even aside from that Helen the owner and all the staff are...
78 Inkerman St
The Gollys
a month ago
This just changed hands in recent times from pho 55 to this current name. The pho was good. We also ordered a fried rice which was nice. The broth of the wonton soup was excellent. The entree plate wa...
450 Centre Rd
Mohammed Monkey
2 months ago
Me and my family has been going here for a while, the pizza is great and the owner is very generous with the toppings, and is very kind
178 Springvale Rd
Cherine Khattiya
5 months ago
This Thai restaurant offers a great Khanom Jeen buffet for $30 per person with a 90-minute time limit, and one soft drink is included. The restaurant is very cute and welcoming. There are many differe...
16 Buckingham Ave