Angkor Restaurant

As Cambodian, I am at a predicament about writing a bad review about Cambodian restaurant. But this one is an exception as it is has the worse customer service I ever experienced when eating out. First, the food was terrible, noodles soup was bland and fried rices was real salty. Second, we asked for a separate check prior to ordering for my party of 3. But when the check came, there was a couple of entrees on the check that we did ordered or received. When questioned about the item, she said it was for the person of another party. Then there was a second entree and claimed it a service fee (tip). When factoring out the tip compared to the total bill, it's like 45%. Tips should be based on the quality of the foods and services. Let's me me decide to tip you. DON'T ROB YOUR PATRONS LIKE THEY'RE CLUELESS. SO, PLEASE AVOID THIS PLACE IF YOU CAN.

This place is pretty good. I usually avoid the usually pho and stuff and go right into what they specialize in, their Cambodia fish like catfish curry and etc. If you want to try some exotic dish outside your taste bud of Thai/Viet/Lao/Hmong this place is a good place to try. Service is really great as well. Very friend staff.

The restaurant was ordinary--like a typical cafe--not fancy but ok. Food in the menu looked good. But the prices that were listed looked double or triple what seemed reasonable and the drinks had no prices listed. So we excused ourselves and let the waitress know we decided not to order. The prices they charged would be something one might expect at a very fancy, exclusive restaurant rather than a cafe next to a barber shop and hookah lounge. If the prices were on par with Pad Thai or Royal Orchid, we might have stayed, but those places seemed both nicer and less expensive.

Not Real Asian Food, ordered the Pad Thai and it tasted like chow mein with Pad Thai powder. I paid $14 for Peppered Salted Shrimp and only got 10 small shrimp, what a rip-off. I don't mind paying the price, because it is shrimp, but not for that portion (see picture). Best Pad Thai is at Jasmine Garden and Phuket. Word of advice: drop a lemon or lime in your water so we don't taste the bleach or calcium in the water.