
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.
Jimmy Oria
in the last week
Very fresh and delicious food, big portions. Will come again
2/10 Walker St
Sue Ampt
a month ago
Never been here before, but we'll definitely go again. This place is huge, but has good noise proofing. The food was great, service was good. Hubby ordered mixed entree, I pinched a curry puff - y...
34 Railway Ave
Greg Slocum
2 months ago
Real Thai food. Proper Thai heat if requested. Some spicy Lao taste. Great friendly service. Very reasonable pricing. BYO wine, otherwise licensed. Very close to McKinnon railway station. On-street pa...
161 McKinnon Rd
Tim Tey
2 months ago
THANK YOU so much to the super AWESOME team from SL Chef from both my friend/godfather Peter and I for absolutely EVERYTHING during our first EVER visit there late this morning many hours ago on Frida...
153 Cleeland St
jeno sp
3 months ago
We found this shop on Google and decided to give it a try. The chicken kottu parotta was really good. The beef kottu was a bit saucy and not very crispy, but still flavorful. The village rice was awes...
40B Lonsdale St
Amir Matin
5 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