
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.
Liz F
a month ago
The newly renovated Carnegie branch of Huong Viet is great! The 3 bowls of Pho were ordered were all delicious, and we enjoyed it immensely. The staff are really lovely, and the service was fast and e...
74 Koornang Rd
Sobhan Khalilzad
3 months ago
The workers are so kind, Chips taste super good and the prices are good!
34 David St
Tim Saliba
3 months ago
Very good value at $5 for a potato and leek bolani. Was made fresh and the filling was generous and flavourful. The place is new and has a good atmosphere to dine in. Will be back
2/10 Walker St
Phillip Dean
4 months ago
My score 4.5 stars. Had lunch here about a month ago. Located close to Noble Park railway station but away from the main drag - a hidden gem. Service lovely, basic layout but bustling & homey [we'r...
19 Ian St
Amir Matin
8 months ago
We visited this place for the first time and were immediately impressed. The owner and staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, creating a warm atmosphere from the moment we arrived. The food was...
305 Lonsdale St
E L
2 years ago
Excellent roti - probably the best I’ve had in Melbourne. Flaky and crispy on the outside, soft with a rich buttery flavour on the inside. Goes really well with their sambal and dal. Nasi lemak is al...
8 Lightwood Rd